Iodochlorohydroxyquin

Iodocloxoquine, used in medicine in the past. Its effects are as follows:
One, with antibacterial ability. It can control the reproduction of a variety of bacteria, such as Escherichia coli, Diarrheal bacillus, etc. In the case of intestinal infections, it can inhibit the raging of bacteria, gradually calm the microecology in the intestines, and relieve diarrhea and abdominal pain.
Both have antifungal effect. It can remove the diseases of surface and mucosal fungi, such as tinea corporis caused by dermatophyta, tinea cruris, or vaginitis caused by vaginal candida infection. It can damage the structure and metabolism of fungi, inhibit their growth and spread, and help the skin and mucosa return to health.
The three have a certain anti-inflammatory effect. It can reduce the redness, swelling and heat pain of the inflammatory site. It can inhibit the release of inflammatory mediators, block the inflammatory cascade reaction, and slow down the discomfort of the body.
However, it needs to be made clear that although this drug has various effects, its use is gradually restricted due to potential serious adverse reactions, such as subacute myeloptic neuropathy. When using the drug, when weighing the pros and cons, follow the doctor's advice and do not use it without authorization, so as not to cause harm to the body.

Iodochloroquine was used as a medicinal agent in the past, but it was also accompanied by various adverse reactions, which cannot be ignored.
At first, it was used in intestinal parasitic diseases, skin infections and other diseases, hoping to recover. However, after long-term use, the drawbacks gradually appear.
First, it can cause changes in the blood system. It can damage the bone marrow, causing a decrease in the number of white blood cells and platelets. The sign of qi and blood deficiency can be seen here. Blood cells, like the teacher of the human body's garrison, are reduced in number, but they are weak in resisting external evil, prone to all kinds of diseases, fatigue, and easy to catch cold and heat.
Second, it is also harmful to the nervous system. It can cause headaches, dizziness, and even convulsions and convulsions. The brain is the meeting of the yang, and it is also the sea of medulla. If the nervous system is damaged, the gods will lose their control, dizziness, and limb convulsion will come to an end. This medicine may involve vision, cause vision loss, and dizziness in vision. The eyes are the orifices of the liver, which are homologous to the liver and kidney. The harm of the drug may be caused by the liver and kidney and the orifices of the eyes.
Third, it also affects the skin. Common rash, itching, this is the appearance of drug toxicity. The skin surface is the barrier of the human body, and the adverse reactions of the drug are found in the skin, which also warns the human body to fight against righteousness and drug toxicity.
Fourth, long-term or excessive use can also involve the liver and kidneys. The liver is responsible for excretion, the kidneys are responsible for storing essence, and if the two organs are damaged, the body's metabolism will be abnormal, the subtle will not be hidden, the toxins will be difficult to excrete, and the diseases will multiply.
From this perspective, although iodine chloroquine has once had medicinal effects, its adverse reactions are numerous and severe. It is used now. When carefully weighing the pros and cons, it is necessary to avoid drug damage and endanger health.

Iodochlorohydroxyquin, also known as chloroiodoquinoline in the past, is a drug. It is suitable for people who used to be used for the treatment of intestinal amoeba disease in the past. It can treat mild and moderate asymptomatic cysts, and it also has a certain effect on chronic intestinal amoeba disease.
However, due to the risk of serious adverse reactions, the use of this drug has been greatly limited today. In the past, doctors may have suspected intestinal amoeba infection, and those with mild illness may be considered for use. If some residential hygiene conditions are poor, amoeba is suspected to be carried, and there are symptoms of minor intestinal discomfort, such as mild diarrhea, abdominal pain, after careful evaluation by doctors, or have been treated with iodohydroxyquine.
Furthermore, for patients with chronic intestinal amoebic disease, if the course of the disease is prolonged and the effect of other conventional treatments is not satisfactory, the doctor may also try to treat this drug after considering the advantages and disadvantages.
However, it should be emphasized that due to the serious adverse reactions of the nervous system caused by iodochloroquine, such as subacute spinal optic neuropathy, it is no longer easy to use in clinical practice. Even if it is used in the past, doctors need to closely monitor the patient's reaction to ensure the safety of medication.

Iodocloxoquine is an external medicine used to treat skin diseases. Its usage is roughly as follows:
Wash the affected area with purified water and let it dry. Then take an appropriate amount of iodocloxoquine ointment or lotion and apply it gently to the affected area, about two to three times a day. When applying, the technique must be gentle, so that the medicine is evenly covered in the skin, and do not rub hard to avoid damage to the skin.
If used on a large area of the affected area, or if the symptoms are more severe, you can appropriately increase the number of doses according to the doctor's instructions. However, when using the medicine, you must pay close attention to the skin reaction. If you see skin redness, swelling, itching, rash and other allergies, stop using it immediately, and wash the medicine with water. If necessary, seek medical treatment.
In addition, keep the affected area clean during the medication, and avoid sharing towels and other materials with others to prevent cross-infection. It is also necessary to avoid the drug from contacting the eyes, mouth and other mucosal parts. If it is accidentally touched, rinse with plenty of water as soon as possible. After using the medicine, it should be properly stored in a cool, dry place that is out of reach of children. In this way, the medication can achieve better therapeutic effect and reduce the occurrence of adverse reactions.

Iodocloxoquine is a drug with anti-amoebic and antibacterial effects. As for whether it interacts with other drugs, it needs to be carefully studied.
The interaction of husband drugs is related to the safety and efficacy of the drug, which cannot be ignored. If iodocloxoquine is used with anticoagulants, it may increase the risk of bleeding. It may affect the metabolism of vitamin K in the liver, causing the synthesis of coagulation factors to be disturbed, and in coordination with anticoagulants, the risk of bleeding will increase.
If used in combination with hepatotoxic drugs, the burden on the liver will be heavier. Iodohydroxyquine has potential hepatotoxicity. When combined with other hepatotoxic drugs such as certain antibiotics and anti-epileptic drugs, the probability of liver damage is greatly increased, which can cause abnormal liver function indicators and even cause liver parenchymal damage.
Furthermore, it is also inappropriate to take it with magnesium and aluminum-containing antacids. Such antacids can affect the absorption of iodohydroxyquine, which can change the acid-base environment of the gastrointestinal tract, hinder the dissolution and absorption process of the drug, and make it difficult to fully exert the efficacy.
However, not all drugs interact with it. Some symptomatic drugs, such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for simple pain relief, usually have no obvious interaction with iodohydroxyquine if there is no special pharmacological relationship. However, when taking medication, it is still necessary for the doctor to consider the patient's specific situation, such as age, constitution, and basic diseases, and prescribe it carefully to ensure the safety and effectiveness of medication.