Pencil lapis
Instructions for use:
- 1. Pharmacological action
- 2. Release form
- 3. Indications for the use of Lapis pencil
- 4. Contraindications
- 5. Method of using lapis pencil
- 6. Side effects of Lapis pencil
- 7. Storage conditions
Lapis pencil is an antiseptic silver-containing preparation used externally to treat skin diseases.
pharmachologic effect
The active substance of Lapis Pencil is silver nitrate, which has a cauterizing, necrotic tissue and bactericidal effect. The mechanism of action of the drug lies in the ability of silver to suppress the vital activity of microorganisms, which prevents the development of inflammatory processes in damaged tissues.
The rendered therapeutic effect of Lapis pencil against warts is due to a pronounced cauterizing effect, which, with frequent use, can lead to the formation of black spots and severe burns.
Release form
A lapis pencil is produced in the form of pencils containing the active ingredient silver nitrate in an alloy with potassium nitrate.
The closest analogue of Lapis pencil in terms of mode of action is the solution for rectal and external use Tsiarkum, which, in addition to silver ions, includes hydrogen and copper ions and citric acid.
Indications for the use of Lapis pencil
According to the instructions Lapis pencil is used in the treatment of:
- Erosion;
- Small bleeding wounds;
- Warts;
- Ulcers;
- Cracked skin.
Contraindications
Lapis pencil according to the instructions is contraindicated to use with existing hypersensitivity to drugs containing silver.
It is not recommended to use the Lapis Pencil for warts on the face due to the high risk of burns and scars, as well as on large areas of the skin.
Method of using lapis pencil
According to the instructions Lapis pencil is used externally for cauterization of warts, small bleeding wounds and cracks in the skin.
Before you start using Lapis Pencil for warts, you should consult a dermatologist, since warts resemble some skin neoplasms that have an unfavorable course.
According to reviews, a lapis pencil for warts is most effective when applied for a month once every ten days. According to some reports, warts disappear faster when the therapy is combined with analogues of Lapis pencil containing celandine - Celandine, Supercleaner or Celandine with zinc.
Side effects of Lapis pencil
According to reviews, a lapis pencil can lead to the development of minor allergic reactions, manifested most often as a skin rash.
Storage conditions
Lapis pencil is available over the counter without a prescription. The manufacturer's recommended shelf life for the pencil is 36 months.
Information about the drug is generalized, provided for informational purposes only and does not replace the official instructions. Self-medication is hazardous to health!
