Staphylococcal Bacteriophage Cream (Unguentum) – 20g

Active phage components

Chromatographically purified phage lysate active against:

• Staphylococcus aureus

Pharmacological action

Causes specific lysis of Staphylococcus aureus bacterial strains, providing targeted antibacterial action without affecting beneficial bacteria.

Therapeutic preparation is directed for use in treatment of infections caused by staphylococcal bacteria, including:

Respiratory & ENT infections

Upper airways, nose, throat, lung, ear infections:

• Pharyngitis (throat inflammation)
• Tonsillitis (tonsil infection)
• Tracheitis (windpipe inflammation)
• Bronchitis
• Pleuritis
• Pneumonia
• Inflammation of middle ear

Surgical infections

• Infectious wounds
• Infected burns
• Abscess
• Phlegmon
• Furuncle (boil)
• Carbuncle
• Paraproctitis
• Mastitis
• Bursitis
• Osteomyelitis
• Panaricium (finger infection)

Urogenital infections

• Urethritis (urethral inflammation)
• Cystitis (bladder infection)
• Pyelonephritis (kidney infection)
• Colpitis (vaginal inflammation)
• Endometritis (uterine lining infection)

Enteric infections

• Gastroenterocolitis (stomach and intestinal inflammation)
• Cholecystitis (gallbladder inflammation)

Neonatal infections

Purulent-septic infections in newborns:

• Omphalitis (umbilical infection)
• Pyoderma (bacterial skin infection)
• Conjunctivitis
• Gastroenterocolitis
• Other staphylococcal infections

Prophylactic use

• Treatment of post-operational wounds
• Treatment of infected wounds
• Hospital staphylococcal infections (confirmed as epidemiological indicator)

The preparation can be used by different routes, including:

• Topical application (cream/unguentum)
• Orally
• For wound treatment by drainage and application
• Rectally
• By introduction directly in ear, throat, nose, urinary tract cavities

General treatment guidelines:

• Staphylococcal bacteriophage is used locally only after appropriate treatment of source of infection
• Duration of phage treatment: 10-20 days
• In case of relapse, the course of treatment may be repeated

Specific application protocols

Respiratory & ENT infections:

• Use 2-3 times a day
• 2-10 ml of preparation by rinsing, gargling, dropping, and plugging
• Duration of plugging: 1 hour

Furunculosis and carbunculosis:

• Introduce directly in source of infection, subcutaneously, or infiltrate and around it
• Inject every day or every other day based on severity
• Increasing doses: first injection 0.5ml, following injections 1-1.5ml-2ml
• Duration: 3-5 injections
• For infectious abscess: inject in abscess cavity after evacuation of pus
• For open abscess: use tampon with phage in cavity

Enteric, pleural, joint cavities:

• 100 ml of phage preparation
• Leave capillary drainage for repeated introduction every other day
• Total: 3-4 times

Lung abscess:

• Use by trans-thoracal puncture and by catheter in tracheobronchial system
• For emphysema: by puncture and drainage
• Dose: 10-20ml by catheter; 10-50ml for emphysema

Intestinal problems in newborns:

• Initial phase: dilute phage twice with cooled boiled water for first two applications
• If no side reaction: continue with non-diluted phage
• For sepsis and enterocolitis: apply in rectum (by catheter) 2-3 times in 24 hours
• Can be used orally and by enema

Infected wounds and pyoderma in newborns:

• Apply twice a day
• Soak sterile bandage in phage and apply on infected/damaged area of skin

Contraindications

There are no contraindications ever observed for Staphylococcal bacteriophage.

The use of Staphylococcal bacteriophage does not exclude concomitant use of other antibacterial remedies.

Pregnancy and lactation

No data available.

Special precautions

• Travel-friendly during shipping
• Refrigerate upon arrival
• Store in refrigerator a few hours before using
• Freshly made per order - allow 2 weeks for delivery

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