Iodochlorohydroxyquinoline

Iodo-chloroquine (Iodochlorohydroxyquinoline), the ancient prescription is called a wonder medicine, its power is good for treating various diseases.
In the case of skin diseases, this medicine can relieve the pain of itching and eliminate redness and swelling. In case of wet sores, it moisturizes and drips dripping, and it can be used to reduce dampness and relieve itching, so that the skin gradually returns to normal. The disease of scabies, itching is intolerable, it can kill scabies, remove ringworm poison, and soothe the skin.
In the case of intestinal diseases, it also has a good effect. In case of diarrhea, those who are stagnant due to intestinal damp and heat can take it to clear damp and heat, smooth qi, and stop diarrhea. For those who are disturbed by intestinal parasites, causing pain in the abdomen and yellowing of the complexion, the worms can be repelled and the ascara can be restored, and the power of spleen and stomach transportation and transformation can be restored.
However, the way of using medicine needs to be done with caution. Although its effect is significant, there are also advisables and taboos. Use it properly, like a drum should be used; if it is not suitable, it is afraid of other changes. Therefore, doctors should carefully review the condition, weigh the pros and cons, and make this medicine play its long and avoid its short, so as to achieve the purpose of treating the disease and saving people.

Iodocloxyquine is an external antifungal drug, but it also has various side effects, which cannot be ignored.
One of its side effects may cause skin allergies. When using this drug, some people can experience erythema, itching, and burning in their skin. If the allergy is serious, or blisters or exudates, it will affect the health of the skin. If someone used iodocloxyquine externally in the past, the area where the drug was applied would quickly become red, itchy and intolerable, and the range of erythema would expand after scratching, which is actually a sign of allergies.
Second, the long-term or large-scale use of this drug may lead to liver damage. The liver is an important metabolic organ of the human body. Iodocloxyquine is absorbed into the body or metabolized in the liver, There have been patients who have applied this drug on a large scale for a long time. When the liver function is re-examined, they see an increase in transaminase, which is a sign of liver damage.
Third, it may affect the nervous system. Some people may experience dizziness, headache, fatigue, or even mental symptoms after taking the drug. If someone feels dizzy and unsteady walking after using it, these are all manifestations of the nervous system being affected.
Fourth, iodine chloroquine also irritates the gastrointestinal tract. When taken internally, it is easy to cause nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, etc. The causative drug stimulates the gastrointestinal mucosa and disrupts the normal digestive function. Those who have taken this drug internally in the past will feel abdominal pain soon after taking the drug, followed by vomiting and diarrhea, which are all due to gastrointestinal irritation.
In summary, when using iodochloroquine, it is necessary to be cautious, pay close attention to physical reactions, and seek medical attention as soon as possible if you feel unwell.

Iodocloxaquine, also known as chloroiodoquinoline, was used in the past to prevent and treat intestinal infections such as amoebic dysentery, trichomoniasis, and giardiasis, and was also used to treat fungal infections such as skin and vagina. However, due to its serious adverse reactions, the application has been greatly limited.
Its applicable population used to be mostly patients with intestinal parasites or skin and vaginal mycosis. In terms of intestinal parasites, people with amoebic dysentery, such as those who suffered from amoebic dysentery, believed that this drug could help kill amoebic nourishment, relieve diarrhea, redness, abdominal pain, tenderness and severe symptoms; patients with trichomoniasis have also used it to remove vaginal trichomoniasis and relieve vaginal itching and abnormal leucorrhea Skin fungal infections, such as tinea corporis, tinea cruris caused by skin itching, desquamation, or vaginal candida infection caused by leucorrhea with tofu residue, vulvar itching, have also used this medicine.
However, it should be noted that because it can cause serious adverse reactions, such as subacute myeloptic neuropathy, visual impairment, sensory abnormalities, movement disorders, etc., it is now used with extreme caution, only in special, rigorous evaluation and when there is no better alternative, after professional doctors weigh the advantages and disadvantages, it may be used for some patients, and it should never be used at will.

Iodo-chlorohydroxyquinoline is a medicine. The method of its use is quite exquisite.
This medicine is mostly used externally. To cleanse the affected area, first wipe the affected area with warm water, light salt water or a suitable lotion to make it refreshing. Take an appropriate amount of iodo-chlorohydroxyquinoline paste or powder and apply it evenly to the affected area. For the paste, you can use a clean finger or utensil to apply it gently, so that it is evenly covered, several times a day, depending on the severity of the condition, roughly two to three times. For the powder, sprinkle it lightly on the affected area, and then move it a little to make it adhere well.
If it is a skin infection, such as scabies, eczema, etc., it can be used in this way to clear away heat and dampness, kill insects and relieve itching, and treat sores. When using it, pay attention to the reaction of the skin. If you see skin flushing, itching, rashes and blisters, etc., stop using it immediately, wash the dressing area with water, and consult a doctor.
In addition, this medicine cannot be taken internally, and it is easy to cause many adverse reactions such as nausea, vomiting, dizziness, dizziness, etc., or even damage the nerves. Therefore, when using this medicine, you can only follow the method of external use and do it cautiously to achieve the purpose of treating diseases and avoid other diseases.

Iodocloxyquinoline may interact with other drugs. To observe the properties of various drugs, it may interact with each other in the context of complex pharmacology.
The combination of drugs, if used together with some antibacterial agents, may cause changes in antibacterial power. Cover the action targets and mechanisms of different drugs are different, and when they are in parallel, they may interfere with each other in the metabolism and reproduction of bacteria. If it is co-applied with drugs with similar antibacterial spectrum, or the drug-causing power is superimposed, it will only increase the harm of toxicity and vice versa; if it is used with drugs that are contrary to the action, it may cause the effect of the drug to counteract and lose its healing power.
Furthermore, it is also necessary to be careful to take drugs that regulate the metabolism of the body. Iodocloxyquinoline or the biochemical and metabolic pathways involved in the body, used together with drugs that affect liver enzymes, transporters, etc., or cause changes in pharmacokinetics. The absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of drugs can be disturbed, which in turn affects the blood concentration and efficacy of drugs.
To determine its interaction with a specific drug, it is necessary to carefully consider the characteristics, clinical studies and experimental data of the drug. Doctors who use drugs must review the condition of the patient and the application of other drugs, and weigh the advantages and disadvantages, in order to reduce the effectiveness of the treatment of diseases. When using drugs, do not be careless to ensure the safety of the patient.