Uses of Gynapax

Gynapax medicine contains berberin chloride and boric acid used to clean or disinfect the gynecological mucosa. In addition, the drug can also be used to remove odors, treat white blood, itching, vaginitis, ... However, using Gynapax can cause some unwanted side effects such as digestive disorders, nausea, diarrhea, or possible skin irritation,...

Gynapax medicine Contains ingredients including: boric acid 4.35g, alum or potassium aluminum sulfate 0.6g, berberin chloride 2mg, along with excipients. The drug is prepared in the form of a powder and is dissolved in water when used. The boric acid component in Gynapax is used in topical antiseptic preparations because they have the ability to inhibit as well as inhibit the activity of bacteria and fungi. Berberin Hydrochloride belongs to the group of active ingredients that kill many types of fungi and bacteria, and prevent diseases caused by these microorganisms. Berberin has a fairly broad antibacterial spectrum including Gram-positive, Gram-negative bacteria, Shigella bacteria, staphylococcus, streptococcus and some other bacteria. Moreover, Berberin also has anti-inflammatory activity, helps wounds heal quickly and prevents gynecological inflammatory diseases.

Alum from ancient times has been used by many people in daily hygiene with many useful uses. Alum also helps to clean the intimate area, while inhibiting and preventing the invasion and growth of pathogenic microorganisms. Moreover, alum also has the effect of preventing and deodorizing the intimate area, helping to keep the intimate area dry, clean and comfortable.
With the ingredients in the medicine Gynapax can bring effects such as disinfecting and cleaning the site, while inhibiting the growth of fungi and bacteria. Or you can use Gynapax to clean and protect the private area, along with the prevention and treatment of women's inflammatory diseases. Or use Gynapax to help deodorize her,...

Gynapax is used in the case of daily intimate hygiene for both men and women. Besides, Gynapax also helps to prevent or treat some gynecological diseases of women such as metritis, vaginitis, vaginal itching, white blood, discharge, unpleasant odor,... Gynapax can be used for women during the menstrual cycle days to clean and prevent the growth of pathogenic bacteria.

Gynapax should be used about two to three times a day and 1 sachet each time. Or you can use it as prescribed by your doctor to ensure the treatment is effective.
You can take a pack of Gynapax medicine dissolved with 0.5 - 1 liter of water and then use it to clean the outside of the genitals or you can pump it into the vulva to clean the inside. Or you can use a small amount of powder in the palm of your hand with a little water, then gently rub the intimate area to clean.
Gynapax is for hygiene use and should then be rinsed with clean water and patted dry.
The dosage of Gynapax above is for reference only. Therefore, if you use the drug to improve your health, you need to learn carefully and consult a doctor.
In case of drug overdose, the drug will not help improve the symptoms of the disease immediately. Instead, it can cause poisoning or serious side effects. If you suspect you have overdosed, call your doctor or seek medical attention immediately.

Gynapax is contraindicated in people with a history of hypersensitivity to the components of the drug. At the same time, this drug is also not indicated for use in cases where the skin is damaged, inflamed or has open wounds, ... and especially not using Gynapax for children.

Gynapax can cause unwanted side effects. However, this is quite rare for users. In the case of using Gynapax, side effects related to boric acid intoxication may appear, such as gastrointestinal disturbances, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or central nervous system excitability. high fever. In addition, unwanted side effects of Gynapax drugs may also appear with symptoms of skin irritation, rash, allergies, itching, erythema, burning,...
If you experience side effects when Using Gynapax, you should stop using it and consult your doctor for timely measures.

Gynapax currently does not have enough information about interactions when using other products or other drugs with similar effects. But if in the process of using the drug in combination with other drugs, if you experience abnormal signs, you should stop using the product.
A few notes when using Gynapax:
During the treatment of using Gynapax, it should be noted that it should not be used when the medicine has expired. Gynapax should not be used for other purposes. For Gynapax medicinal products that are watery or moldy or show signs of damage, the medicine should not be used. When using Gynapax, do not let the powder get into your eyes and mouth. In case of contact, rinse thoroughly with clean water. After using Gynapax in powder form, dispose of the packaging in the trash and keep it out of reach of children.

Gynapax should not be used to douche deep into the vagina, as this can cause damage and facilitate serious infection. You should not abuse the drug and using it too many times a day can destroy the body's beneficial bacteria. Gynapax medicine used on the skin is less likely to overdose. However, if you experience unusual symptoms, you need to quickly rinse with water and see a doctor to find out the cause. For the treatment of overdose when using the drug, mainly perform symptomatic treatment and strengthen support. If poisoning is caused by drinking and the patient is awake, it is necessary to wash the stomach with warm water. Use activated charcoal and bleach in case of need to wash away the drug if it is on the mucous membranes or on the skin. Or use appropriate electrolytes. Or, borate elimination can be increased by hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and blood transfusion.