Iodochlorohydroxyquinoline

Iodocloxyquinoline is a medicine. Its main effect is to treat skin diseases. This medicine has antibacterial ability and can prevent the growth of a variety of bacteria, such as bacteria and fungi. It often has significant effects on skin inflammation and infections.
Because the skin is easily invaded by external evil, bacteria and fungi take advantage of it to cause sores, itching, and redness. Iodocloxyquinoline, with its antibacterial power, can remove pathogenic bacteria and make the skin healthy. Such as wet sores, skin erosion, runny, and itching are intolerable. Applying this medicine can antibacterial and reduce inflammation, collect moisture and relieve itching, and gradually heal its disease. < Br >
And it can also be used in mucosal infections. If the oral cavity, vagina and other mucosal parts are invaded by bacteria and cause inflammation, iodo-chlorohydroxyquinoline can also play a role in relieving discomfort and promoting recovery.
When taking drugs, follow the doctor's advice and do not abuse them. Although its effect is significant, it is not used properly, or it may cause adverse reactions and harm the body. Therefore, those who use drugs must be cautious to achieve the purpose of treating diseases and ensure physical well-being.

Iodocloxyquine, although this drug has a certain effect, it also has many side effects.
First, it can cause abnormalities in the blood system. Or reduce the number of white blood cells and platelets, the body's ability to resist bacteria is weakened, and it is prone to infection; coagulation function is also affected, and minor collisions may cause petechiae, petechiae, or even bleeding symptoms, which is a great threat to health.
Second, it damages the liver and kidneys. The liver is an important detoxification organ of the human body, and the kidneys are responsible for excretion. Iodocloxyquine may interfere with the normal metabolism of the liver, causing abnormal liver function indicators, such as elevated transaminase; for the kidneys, or affect their filtration and reabsorption functions, in severe cases, it can cause renal insufficiency, metabolic waste in the body is difficult to excrete, accumulate in the body, and endanger the health of the whole body.
Third, neurological symptoms are also common side effects. Patients may feel dizziness and headache, as if they are in clouds and fog, and it is difficult to concentrate. They may also have visual impairment, blurred vision, and affect daily actions. What's more, it can cause mental confusion, abnormal behavior, and cause great distress to the patient's life and psychology.
Fourth, skin allergic reactions are common. Skin or skin rash, itching is intolerable, and patients unconsciously scratch, which can easily cause skin damage and lead to infection; in severe cases, exfoliative dermatitis can occur, and large areas of skin fall off, which is not only painful, but also prone to other complications, endangering life and safety.
In summary, although iodine chloroquine has curative effects, its side effects should not be underestimated. When taking medication, consider the pros and cons and closely monitor to ensure the safety of patients taking medication.

Iodohydroxyquine (Iodochlorohydroxyquinoline) was used in medicine in the past, but it is suitable for people, but now it is not as broad as it used to be.
Ancient doctors tried to use iodohydroxyquine for intestinal infections, such as amoebic dysentery, diarrhea and abdominal pain in patients. At that time, this medicine was adjusted, hoping to relieve diarrhea and pain, and restore the intestines. If children are infected with various intestinal diseases, those who suffer from diarrhea and abdominal distension are also occasionally used to relieve the suffering of children.
However, the years have passed, and the medical community has gradually changed its understanding. Recent studies have shown that iodo-chloroquine may cause neurological damage, especially long-term or excessive use, which can cause neurological symptoms in patients, such as paresthesia, ataxia, etc. Therefore, the applicable population has been greatly reduced. Only in specific and strict medical situations, after careful weighing of the pros and cons by physicians, for some rare intestinal infections that do not respond well to other therapies, and the patient has no basis for neurological disorders and risk factors, it may be appropriate to use. Its use must also carefully observe the patient's physique and symptoms, and closely monitor them to prevent accidents.

Iodocloxoquine, there is no such medicine in ancient recipes, and it is used by physicians today, and has its own unique method. This medicine is mostly used for external use to treat various skin diseases.
When using, first clean the affected area, wash it with water, and wipe it dry. Take an appropriate amount of iodocloxoquine preparation, or ointment or cream, and apply it evenly to the affected area. When applying, the method should be gentle, so that the medicine is evenly distributed to the skin, and there should be no omissions.
The number of daily dressings depends on the severity of the condition. Light, once to twice a day; heavy, can be increased to three times a day. After applying the medicine, it is advisable to avoid moisture and do not rub the clothes on the affected area, so as not to affect the efficacy of the medicine.
During the medication period, pay attention to the changes in the affected area. If you see redness of the skin, increased itching, or other discomfort, this is an adverse reaction of the medicine. Stop the medicine immediately and seek medical consultation. Furthermore, this medicine should not be used in areas where the skin is broken to prevent the invasion of poison and evil, causing other changes. When taking medicine, follow the doctor's advice, and do not increase or decrease the dosage or change the usage without authorization, so that you can take the good effect of the medicine and cure the disease.

Iodohydroxyquine (Iodochlorohydroxyquinoline) may be used in combination with other drugs. The behavior of this drug in the body is complicated, and when it is co-administered with various drugs, it may interact with each other.
Some drugs are co-administered with iodohydroxyquine, or affect its absorption. The environment that covers the stomach and intestines becomes easy, and the dissolution and permeability of the drug are all involved, resulting in an increase or decrease in the amount of it entering the blood. If the agent containing multivalent cations, such as aluminum and magnesium ions in the antacid drug, is taken with iodohydroxyquine, it can be chelated with it and prevent its absorption. The metabolic link
cannot be ignored. The drug enzyme system in the liver is mainly responsible for drug metabolism, and iodo-chlorohydroxyquine may be a substrate, inducer or inhibitor of drug enzymes. If it is an inducer, it can promote the metabolism of other drugs to accelerate, the blood concentration drops, and the drug effect is minimal; if it is an inhibitor, the metabolism of other drugs will be stagnant, the concentration will rise, and the risk of toxicity will increase. For example, when used with anticoagulants metabolized by specific drug enzymes, or the metabolic rate of anticoagulants may be changed. The degree of coagulation is difficult to control, and bleeding or thrombosis will occur.
When excreted, there is also an interaction. The kidney is the main channel for drug excretion. If iodo-chlorohydroxyquine and other drugs compete for the transporter of renal tubules, they can slow each other's
And iodocloxyquine has specific pharmacological activity, and the drug with similar pharmacological effects is applied together, the effect or superposition, and the adverse reactions are aggravated. If used with drugs with similar neurotoxicity, the symptoms of nerve damage are even worse, causing dizziness and tremor.
Therefore, when using drugs, doctors must carefully review the patient's medication history, weigh the advantages and disadvantages of using iodocloxyquine with other drugs, avoid the harm of interaction, and seek safe and effective treatment.