Multi-Gyn ActiGel
- Used in the treatment of bacterial vaginoses
- Decreases unpleasant odor and discharges
- Exerts alleviating action in itching and irritation
- Contributes to prevention of vaginal discomfort
Mode of action of the gel Multi-Gyn ActiGel
The gel ActiGel is based on the patented 2QR complex. This natural substance is obtained from medicinal herbs. It consists of bioactive polysaccharides. The substance possesses the unique ability to block the mechanism of adhesion of harmful bacteria and thereby neutralizes the action of these bacteria. This blocking effect is completely safe and harmless because it is not caused by toxic substances or harsh chemicals. Therefore, the complex does not have negative side properties. In addition to the main property allowing to block harmful bacteria, the gel Multi-Gyn ActiGel strengthens natural restorative ability of tissues and improves the condition of mucosa. It quickly restores optimal vaginal acidity (pH indicator). The gel Multi-Gyn ActiGel promotes to the growth in the number of useful lactobacilli (lactic acid bacteria), as a result of which an optimal natural flora (which prevents the appearance of discomfort) appears.
Instruction on administration
You can use the gel Multi-Gyn ActiGel as often (and every time) as you experience or wish to prevent such kinds of discomfort as itching, increased sensitivity, or irritation.
- In the complex treatment of bacterial vaginosis accompanied by undesirable discharge and / or odor, insert the gel into the vagina at least twice a day for 5 days
- To prevent undesirable discharge, odor, and complaints related to them, it is enough to apply the gel once every three days. A more frequent administration means increased efficiency. The gel is recommended to apply before going to bed. After unprotected sex the acidity (pH) of the vagina is disturbed. Apply the Multi-Gyn Gel ActiGel within 8 hours after sexual intercourse to restore the optimal vaginal pH and prevent the appearance of an unpleasant odor
- In the case of vaginal discomfort which may manifest as itching, irritation, sensitivity, redness and soreness, apply the gel Multi-Gyn ActiGel abundantly at least once a day and every time you need to eliminate discomfort
Warning!
After applying the gel you may have a slight tingling. This is normal, and these sensation quickly disappears. Multi-Gyn ActiGel is completely safe and can be administered without restrictions. It may be applied in combination with any medicinal agents. In case of prolonged or repeated complaints, it is necessary to seek medical advice. The course of the administration of the gel Multi-Gyn ActiGel should not exceed 30 days in order that the vaginal microflora self-regulates without any support of drugs.
Multi-Gyn ActiGel contains natural substances
The gel Multi-Gyn ActiGel is a drug developed on the basis of the bioactive 2QR complex. The gel Multi-Gyn ActiGel does not contain flavouring agents, animal-derived ingredients, harsh chemicals, preservatives or hormones, and its use is safe. It does not violate the integrity of the condom.
Composition:
Reticulate copolymer of galactoarabinan and polyglucuron acid*, xantan gum, glycerin, caprylyl glycol - рН 4.1.
* - 2QR complex: patented complex of bioactive polysaccharides
Cases of development of allergic reactions to the gel Multi-Gyn AсtiGel are very rare. If you have any doubt, apply a small amount of the gel on the inside of the forearm. If as a result itching redness appears, the administration of Multi-Gyn Gel ActiGel is not recommended.
Side effects
Since pH of the gel Multi-Gyn ActiGel corresponds to the optimal vaginal acidity, and sperm is alkaline, the administration of Multi-Gyn ActiGel may reduce sperm activity. Therefore, if you want to get pregnant, the gel Multi-Gyn ActiGel should not be used before sexual intercourse or during the first hours after it. Other undesirable effects are unknown.
Drug integrations
The gel Multi-Gyn ActiGel does not interact with other medicinal products.
Pregnancy and lactation
The gel Multi-Gyn ActiGel is safe when administered during pregnancy or lactation.
Storage conditions
The gel Multi-Gyn ActiGel is recommended to store at a temperature of from 10 to 25°С (at a room temperature) out of the reach of children.
Conditions of sale by pharmacies:
Available without prescription.
Method of administration
External application.
In case of discomfort of external genital organs (vulva), you can apply the gel Multi-Gyn ActiGel by finger (before applying, your hands should be washed).
Administration inside the body
You can use a special applicator. It is provided in sets and should be screwed onto the tube. Using the applicator, you can place the gel into the vagina. After use, you can leave the applicator on the tube by rinsing it with warm water and then put the cap on it. The agent may be placed inside the body not only with the applicator but also with the finger. For this purpose, wash hands and apply the gel onto the index finger in an amount which should not be less than the size of the tip of the index finger. Insert the finger into the vagina.
General information*
Intimate discomfort is more common than you think. Many women are familiar with such problems as irritation, soreness, burning, unpleasant odor or discharge, and huypersensitivity during or after sexual intercourse, irritated labia and itching. Tight clothing, daily sanitary wet towels or sanitary napkins may often increase itching, burning or irritation. The gel Multi-Gyn ActiGel is an effective and natural solution for the all mentioned manifestations of intimate discomfort.
Bacterial vaginosis
What is bacterial vaginosis?
Bacterial vaginosis is disturbance of the balance (imbalance) of vaginal environment caused by bacteria. Normally, in the vagina there are in large numbers "good" bacteria, lactobacilli, and a few other types of bacteria called coccoid bacteria.
Lactobacilli help to maintain healthy acidity of the vagina, which prevents the growth of coccoid bacteria.
Changing of the acidity of the vaginal environment and excessive presence of coccoid bacteria is called "bacterial vaginosis".
How do I know that I have bacterial vaginosis?
You may notice a change in the character of vaginal discharge. They may be transparent or colored and sometimes abundant. In most cases, they have an unusual odor, especially after unprotected intercourse. This is often accompanied by vaginal discomfort, i.e. itching, irritation, hypersensitivity, redness and soreness. Some women have asymptomatic bacterial vaginosis. Thus, the vaginal acidity in all cases is not in the normal range; pH> 5.
If it is an infection, does it mean that I caught the infection from anybody?
No, it does not, providing that you maintain usual hygiene. Bacterial vaginosis is an overgrowth of bacteria that are often present in the vagina because of the proximity to the anus. Although this disease is more common in sexually active women, it occurs in the absence of sexual activity.
Do I need to be treated?
Yes, you do. Bacterial vaginosis is characterized, in fact, by the undesirable vaginal microflora. If bacterial vaginosis is not treated, bacteria may get up into the uterus and cause serious problems. It is especially important to treat bacterial vaginosis in pregnant women. And for sure, prevention is preferable to treatment.