Fenistil emulsion for external use 0.1%, 8 ml with a roll-on applicator

Itching of various origins (except for those associated with cholestasis) with:

• itchy dermatoses;

• eczema;

• hives;

• insect bites.

Sunburns, household and industrial burns (mild).

Apply externally. The drug should be applied to the affected skin 2-4 times / day. In cases of severe itching or widespread skin lesions, the simultaneous use of oral forms is recommended.

Active ingredient: dimethindene maleate - 1 mg

Excipients: benzalkonium chloride - 0.1 mg, benzyl alcohol - 5 mg, butylhydroxytoluene - 0.2 mg, disodium edetate - 0.5 mg, cocoyl caprilocaprate - 25 mg, liquid paraffin - 25 mg, cetostearomacrogol - 20 mg, carbomer - about 4 mg, sodium hydroxide solution 30% m / m - about 4 mg, propylene glycol - 150 mg, water - about 765.2 mg.

• angle-closure glaucoma;

• hyperplasia of the prostate;

• children's age up to 1 month (especially premature ones);

• hypersensitivity to dimetindene and other components that make up the drug.

The caution should be appointed FenistilЃ I trimester of pregnancy and lactation (breastfeeding).

Clinical and pharmacological group: Antiallergic drug for external use

Pharmaco-therapeutic group: Antiallergic agent - H1-histamine receptor blocker

pharmachologic effect

Blocker of histamine H1 receptors. It has anti-allergic and antipruritic effects. Reduces increased capillary permeability associated with allergic reactions. When applied to the skin, it reduces itching and irritation caused by skin-allergic reactions.

The drug also has a pronounced local anesthetic effect.

Blocks the action of kinins, has a weak anticholinergic effect.

When applied externally, thanks to the gel base, the effect with a slight cooling effect begins after a few minutes and reaches a maximum after 1-4 hours.

Pharmacokinetics

When applied externally, it penetrates well into the skin. The systemic bioavailability of the active substance is 10%.

Indications of the drug FenistilЃ

Itching of various origins (except for those associated with cholestasis) with:

• itchy dermatoses;

• eczema;

• hives;

• insect bites.

Sunburns, household and industrial burns (mild).