Decasan^®

Decasan^® – a combination of antibacterial, antiviral, desensitizing, and anti-inflammatory effects.

Mechanism of Antibacterial Action of  Decasan^® :

• Increases the permeability of microbial cell membranes, leading to their destruction;
• Inactivates exotoxins;
• Inhibits protein synthesis in microorganisms..

Decasan^® in Single-Dose Containers for the Treatment of Vaginal Infections and Candidiasis:

• Effective against viruses, bacteria, and fungi
• Highly active against antibiotic-resistant microorganisms
• Not absorbed through mucous membranes
• Approved for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding

Method of Application:

Dekasan for the treatment of vaginal infections and candidiasis:
Use as an external irrigation solution: 50–100 ml of the solution warmed to 38°C, three times daily.

Dekasan^® – a universal antiseptic for external and intracavitary use.

Thanks to its wide range of action, it is successfully used to treat:

• Purulent bacterial and fungal skin infections
• Microbial eczema
• Purulent-inflammatory soft tissue lesions
• Dental diseases
• Inflammatory diseases of the respiratory tract
• Wound surface treatment
• Prevention of adhesive disease
• Effective prevention and treatment of pressure ulcers and trophic ulcers

For the treatment of respiratory tract diseases, Dekasan inhalation therapy is recommended using nebulized form (single-dose sterile containers for inhalation) with the Ulaizer™ Air+ device.
For more information, see the section “Dekasan^® nebules.”

Mechanism of Antiviral Action of Dekasan^®:

• As a surfactant, it interferes with the earliest stages of virus-cell interaction, inhibiting viral replication (according to research, treating virus-containing material with decamethoxine reduces influenza virus replication by 100 times).
• Exerts virucidal action on extracellular forms of the influenza virus (mechanism involves damage or suppression of viral proteases).
• Inactivates influenza virus: the infectious activity of the virus is reduced 1500 times after contact with decamethoxine.
• Human influenza A virus (H1N1 subtype) has been shown to be sensitive to decamethoxine.
• Also recommended: prophylactic oral rinsing: 100 ml of solution, 4 times a day
• Intranasal administration using cotton/gauze swabs or turundas soaked in Dekasan – to help prevent pathogens from reaching the lower respiratory tract.