Is Claridol effective for papillomas and warts?

Claridol is a drug for the removal of neoplasms caused by the human papillomavirus. The tool is effective in the fight against warts, papillomas and spines .

Description of the drug

The cause of the appearance of warts and papillomas in humans is the presence of the human papillomavirus or HPV in the body. The disease is contagious , but very often it does not manifest itself until a certain point – while the person is healthy and the immune system is working normally.

But as soon as the immune system malfunctions, the virus immediately activates and manifests itself in the form of warts, papillomas and growths on the body.

The action of Claridol is aimed at stopping the symptoms of virus activity in the human body. The drug is produced in India, it is quite common in the territory of the Russian Federation.

Composition and main active ingredient

The active substance of the drug is loratadine, a second-generation antiallergic agent. This means that even with active use, a person does not experience side effects.

The excipients that make up Claridol include:

• cellulose, which is a protection against the effects of the external environment of all components entering the body;
• starch is used to mix substances;
• sodium methylparaben – a preservative added to most medicines;
• talc and magnesium stearate are used as a filler;
• purified water;
• sodium propylparaben as an additional preservative;
• for porosity add sodium starch glycolate;
• sucrose is used as a sweetener;
• propylene glycol is used to impart viscosity;
• the necessary level of glucose is given by citric acid;
• sorbitol is used as a sugar substitute;
• fragrance;
• dyes.

Release form and packaging

The drug from papillomas Claridol is available in tablets and in the form of syrup.

Syrup

Sold in bottles of 50 or 120 ml. Packed in a cardboard box.

Pills

Available in blisters of 7 and 16 tablets. They are placed in a cardboard box.

Pharmacological properties

Claridol is a drug that is both antiallergic, decongestant and antipruritic. The active substances that make up the composition begin to act half an hour after the first application.

It does not matter what exactly the patient used – syrup or tablets . The effect is observed after 8-10 hours.

Purpose

Claridol is used as an anti-allergic drug, as well as for external manifestations of the body on pathological processes from the external environment. In dermatology, the drug is used in the following cases:

• urticaria, manifested by a rash on the skin;
• dermatosis in varying degrees of neglect;
• warts and papillomas;
• rashes that appear after insect bites;
• conjunctivitis, manifested due to an allergic reaction;
• pollinosis.

The mechanism of action on warts

Positive dynamics from taking the remedy for papilloma Claridol is observed after a few doses. This is due to the fact that this tool activates protective processes in the body.

Then they prevent the appearance of new neoplasms and stop the development and growth of existing ones. To speed up the healing process, it is necessary to use external agents that are applied directly to the affected area.

How to apply the medication

A special instruction for the use of the drug Claridol allows the patient to take this therapeutic agent without constant medical supervision. However, prior consultation is still required.

Dosage

Adults, children over 12 years: 1 tablet or 10 ml of syrup 1 time per day. From 2 to 12 years: half a tablet or 5 ml of syrup 1 time per day.

Scheme of therapeutic therapy

The tool can be used at any time of the day, regardless of whether he took sick food or not. The duration of taking the drug depends on how advanced the disease is, on the general health of the patient and on the number of papillomas on the body. It is necessary to use the drug in the dosage strictly prescribed by the doctor.

Nuances of use

Before using the drug, you must carefully read the instructions and determine who can remove papillomas with Claridol and who cannot.

In childhood

Children should use Claridol with extreme caution, especially for children under 2 years of age.

For pregnant women and during lactation

Pregnant women and mothers whose children are breast-fed, the use of Claridol is contraindicated.

Contraindications and side effects

Claridol should not be used in the following cases:

1. Individual intolerance to the main or auxiliary substance that makes up the gel.
2. Papillomas localized on the mucous membranes and on the lips.
3. Benign pigmented lesions.

Persons who suffer from liver failure should take the drug with extreme caution.

When taking Claridol, side effects may occur, and then only in case of an overdose. The main side effects include:

• urticaria;
• tachycardia;
• severe headache, which at times may be accompanied by dizziness;
• rapid fatigue of the body, drowsiness;
• nausea with vomiting.

What to do in case of overdose

In case of an overdose of Claridol, stop taking it and contact your doctor immediately. He will decide on the further use of the drug or replacing it with another drug.

special instructions

Special instructions relate to interactions with other drugs, compatibility with alcohol. Also, for the period of treatment, it is desirable to refuse to perform work that requires special attention and speed of reaction.

Cross-administration with medications

There are no contraindications and side effects from the use of other drugs along with the use of Claridol. Thus, the tool can interact with other drugs without compromising health.

Alcohol compatibility

Claridol should never be taken after drinking any type of alcoholic beverage. Otherwise, an unforeseen reaction of the body is possible, manifested in the form of intoxication.

Product price category

According to the price category, Claridol is available for virtually everyone:

• 100 ml of syrup costs within 100 r;
• 7 tablets – 80 r.

Holiday conditions

Claridol is in great demand and is freely available at any pharmacy. It can be purchased without a special prescription.

Duration and storage rules

Store the drug in a cool dark place at a temperature not exceeding 30 degrees, keep away from children and from direct sunlight.

Shelf life – 3 years from the date of issue.

Similar drugs

Analogues of Claridol are therapeutic agents, in which the active ingredient is D-pannthenol. These include an external agent – Clareol , which can be used together with Claridol.

Alerpriv, Claritin, Clarifer, Clarinedin, Clarisens, Lomilan, Lomilan Solo, LoraGEKSAL, Loratadin can also be included here.

Similar drugs include drugs based on celandine. They can be used in the form of decoctions, oils, alcohol tinctures. In addition, fresh plant juice can be used to get rid of papillomas. However, this should be done with caution, since celandine belongs to the group of poisonous plants.

Patient reviews

Alina, 32 years old, Kazan. “Papillomas tormented me for a long time. The dermatologist recommended taking Claridol tablets along with the topical Clareol, which had to be applied directly to the lesions.

The doctor also warned that Clareol should be applied with caution – trying not to touch healthy areas, as this can cause tissue burns that are not affected by papillomas. Claridol drank one tablet for two weeks, Clareol was applied to the affected areas twice a day for 14 days. Now there is no trace of papillomas left.”

Kristina, 43 years old, Novosibirsk. “My son is 5 years old, he recently developed warts, for the treatment of which the doctor prescribed the drug Claridol in the form of syrup. They drank the medicine for a week, the size of the warts after taking it decreased, the child’s condition improved significantly, new formations stopped appearing.

Alexander, 28 years old, Kostroma. “I noticed a wart a couple of months ago, turned to a dermatologist, who prescribed Claridol tablets and Clareol gel. I drank the tablets once a day for two weeks.

Clareol applied to the growth for three weeks. At first, the effectiveness of the use of these drugs was not visible, but after a while I noticed that the wart began to decrease in size, and then seemed to give up completely.

Reviews of patients using Claridol in the form of syrup or tablets are mostly positive. But it still must be used in conjunction with external agents against warts.