Цinxokain

When ATH:
N01BB06

Pharmacological action.

Local anesthetics of amide type. The mechanism of action is due to the blockade of the sensory nerve endings in the skin or mucous membranes, which is associated with stabilization of neuronal membranes and prevent and conduct a nerve impulse.

It is used primarily for surface anesthesia, tk. It is one of the most potent toxic and local anesthetics.

Pharmacokinetics

The data is not provided

Testimony

As an analgesic agent in combined preparations for topical use in anorectal disorders.

Dosage regimen

Individual, depending on the evidence.

Side effect

Maybe: Local irritation.

Contraindications

Hypersensitivity to cinchocaine.

Cautions

Avoid prolonged rectal administration in order to avoid skin irritation anorectal.

Drug Interactions

There was no interaction or incompatibility with other drugs.