To treat hemorrhoids and eliminate anal fissures, suppositories (suppositories) are often used. One of these drugs is Natalsid. It has a completely natural composition, due to which the use of the product has virtually no side effects. Candles can be used by different patients, including children over 14 years old, pregnant and lactating women.
Analogs
Level 4 ATC code matches: Alginatol
Collagen
No analogues of this drug are known.
Drugs such as Elbona, Alorom, Incena, Alqinatol, Sodium alqinate .
Indications for use of Natalsid
The medication is prescribed to adult patients and children over 14 years of age for the following diseases:
- anal fissures that occur in a chronic form and are in the recovery stage;
- chronic hemorrhoids accompanied by bleeding;
- proctosigmoiditis;
- inflammation of the rectum after surgery.
Treatment with suppositories is well tolerated by patients and gives positive results. Therapy of the pathological process of the rectum can be carried out either as monotherapy or in combination with other drugs and procedures.
Natalsida price, where to buy
The price of Natalsid in Russian pharmacies is from 250 rubles.
In Ukraine you can also find such an ointment. The price of Natalsid candles will be approximately 180 UAH.
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pharmachologic effect
Manufacturer: NIZHFARM JSC (Russia)
Release form: rectal suppositories
Active ingredient: sodium alginate
Analogues: Proctosedyl, Anestezol, Alginatol
The active component Natalsid is a natural substance obtained from brown algae. The medication has anti-inflammatory, hemostatic and reparative effects.
By relieving pathological symptoms, Natalsid significantly reduces the discomfort and manifestations of the disease, which are always pronounced in cases of rectal disease.
Natalsid or Proctosan - which is better?
Manufacturer: STADA Arzneimittel AG (Germany)
Release form: rectal suppositories
Active ingredients: bufexamac, bismuth, titanium, lidocaine
The Natalsid analogue contains several active substances that expand the medicinal properties of the drug. Proctosan contains an analgesic component that quickly relieves pain in the rectum. But it has more contraindications.
According to patient reviews, Natalsid suppositories, prescribed by a gynecologist to pregnant women with hemorrhoids, actively relieved inflammation and were the best.
Contraindications
- When it enters the intestines, the suppository inhibits the absorption of water. This prevents the suppository from being completely destroyed (unlike chemical medications). It absorbs liquid, swells, mixes with feces and is easily removed from the intestines naturally. It is for this reason that the product has virtually no contraindications.
- Suppositories for hemorrhoids Natalsid do not affect the ability to adequately drive a vehicle or perform work on dangerous machinery.
- The drug is contraindicated for those who have hypersensitivity to the components of the suppository. However, side effects from its use are rare.
- Not used in the treatment of children under 14 years of age. They are usually prescribed the children's form of Natalsid - a suppository called Alginatol, the active ingredient of which is also sodium alginate.
- Cases of overdose with suppositories have not been recorded.
- There is no description of the interaction of Natalsid with other drugs.
Side effects
As a rule, the use of suppositories does not cause side effects. Rarely, allergic reactions may occur, including peeling of the skin, itching and urticaria. In this case, you should stop taking it and consult a doctor. A change in therapy is possible.
Concomitant use with other drugs, including against hemorrhoids, is allowed. Strengthening or weakening of the therapeutic effect in the case of a combination of different drugs has not been registered. Also, no cases of overdose have been identified.
Domestic and imported analogues of the product
Natalsid are suppositories, the cheaper analogues of which do not differ much in therapeutic effect. They can be used when carrying a child, since the products have a natural composition.
Natalsid can be purchased without a prescription. A specialist consultation is required in advance: the doctor will select a suitable treatment course and, if necessary, select an analogue.
Hepatrombin
Gepatrombin is a Serbian hemostatic drug. Unlike the original, which has a natural composition, the product is synthetic. The substitute also has other differences, as well as similarities, with Natalsid.
Similarities between Natalsid and Gepatrombin
Drug matches:
- both agents not only have a hemostatic effect, but also have an anti-inflammatory and regenerating effect, accelerating the process of tissue repair;
- Natalsid and Gepatrombin are used to restore tissue in the rectum;
- the side effects of the drugs are also completely identical (allergic reactions in various forms to the components of the drug);
- both products are torpedo-shaped and begin to melt when left in the heat for a long time;
- original and analogue candles are used 1 pc. 1-2 times during the day. Conditions of use (after defecation, and after introducing the product into the rectum, you need to lie down for at least 10 minutes) are identical;
- There is no information about overdose and interactions with other drugs for both drugs;
- Natalsid and Gepatrombin can be purchased at a pharmacy without a prescription from a doctor.
Gepatrombin G suppositories
Also, both drugs must be stored in the refrigerator for no more than 3 years from the date of release.
Differences between Natalsid and Gepatrombin
Discrepancies between funds:
- the original is produced only in the form of rectal suppositories, and the substitute can also be purchased in the form of ointment and gel for topical use;
- the original cannot be used only if the composition is intolerant and until the patient reaches the age of 14 years, and the analogue cannot additionally be prescribed in the 1st trimester of pregnancy;
- Natalsid has no restrictions on its use during pregnancy, as well as during lactation.
Both drugs will not have the desired therapeutic effect if there is heavy bleeding in the rectum.
Neo-Anuzol
Natalsid suppositories (cheaper analogues can be chosen with differences in composition) can be replaced with domestic suppositories Neo-Anuzol. The substitute, unlike the original, has a combined synthetic composition.
Similarities between Natalsid and Neo-Anuzol
The similarities between the drugs are as follows:
- both products are presented by a domestic manufacturer;
- suppositories Natalsida and Neo-Anuzola have a smooth torpedo-shaped shape;
- the prescriptions for the use of the drugs, as well as the side effects, are identical;
- you do not need a prescription to purchase Natalsid and Neo-Anuzol suppositories;
- Both drugs cannot be prescribed to children, and they are also not used if the patient has an intolerance to the composition. The original and the analogue have no other restrictions on use.
There is no information on overdose and interaction for both drugs.
Differences between Natalsid and Neo-Anuzol
The differences between the funds are as follows:
- the original suppositories have a pleasant white color, the analogue is presented in the form of dark blue-green suppositories;
- in addition to the hemostatic, anti-inflammatory and regenerating effects, the substitute additionally has an analgesic, drying, disinfecting, and antispasmodic effect;
- the analogue can be used during pregnancy only under the supervision of a specialist; the original does not have these restrictions;
- The shelf life of the original is 3 years, the substitute can be stored for no more than 2 years;
- Neo-Anuzol is allowed to be used in childhood, but only under the supervision of a treating specialist. The original is not used for children under 14 years of age;
- the original is prescribed for a period of 7-14 days with a dosage of 1 suppository 1-2 times a day. A substitute is used for a period of 7 to 10 days with a dosage of 1 suppository 1-3 times over 24 hours.
Both drugs cannot be prescribed if the patient has ruptures in the rectum, accompanied by heavy blood loss.
Calendula candles
Natalsid can also be replaced with domestic suppositories Calendula suppositories. The analogue, like the original, has a natural composition, but is cheaper.
Similarities between Natalsid and Calendula candles
The similarities between the drugs are as follows:
- both products are produced in the shape of a torpedo with a smooth surface;
- Natalsid and Calendula candles are white in color;
- both drugs can be purchased without a prescription;
- The shelf life of the analogue and the original is 3 years from the date of release;
- The side effects are the same for both drugs.
The likelihood of an overdose of the drugs, as well as their interaction with medications, have not been studied.
The difference between Natalsid and calendula suppositories
Discrepancies between funds:
- Calendula suppositories, unlike the original, also have an antiseptic effect and help restore the condition of blood vessels;
- the substitute can be used not only rectally, but also vaginally;
- the original is allowed to be prescribed from the age of 14, and Calendula suppositories only from the age of 18;
- Natalsid suppositories are approved for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding, and the analogue can only be used under the strict supervision of a doctor;
- The course of treatment with drugs is different. The original is used for 1-2 weeks, 1 candle 1-2 times a day. And the analogue needs to be used for 2-3 weeks, 1 suppository 1 time per 24 hours.
The substitute and the original should be stored in a cool place and used only after bowel movements.
Procto-glivenol
Natalsid suppositories (cheaper analogues may be imported) can be replaced with Procto-Glivenol suppositories, which are produced by pharmaceutical companies in Switzerland and France. Unlike the original, the substitute has a combined synthetic composition.
Similarities between Natalsid and Procto-Glivenol
The similarities between the drugs are as follows:
- both products are presented in a torpedo shape and have a smooth surface and white color;
- the indications for use of both drugs are identical;
- the use of the products can only cause the development of allergies, there are no other side effects.
Procto-Glyvenol suppositories are an analogue of Natalsid.
Natalsid and Procto-Glyvenol can be bought without a prescription from a doctor.
Differences between Natalsid and Procto-Glivenol
Discrepancies between funds:
- the analogue is produced not only in the form of a suppository, but also a cream;
- Procto-Glivenol suppositories not only have a hemostatic, regenerating and anti-inflammatory effect, like the original, but also have a local analgesic and anti-edematous effect, and also restore blood circulation;
- the analogue is prohibited from being used until the patient reaches 18 years of age, while the original has an age limit of up to 14 years;
- Natalsid can be used during pregnancy and lactation. And the substitute is prohibited during breastfeeding and in the first trimester of pregnancy;
- the original should be injected into the rectum 1 suppository 1-2 times every 24 hours for 1-2 weeks. And the analogue should be used 1 suppository 2 times a day. The duration of therapy is selected individually.
The shelf life of the original is 3 years, and the analogue is 5 years.
Nigepan
You can replace Natalsid suppositories with the domestic substitute Nigepan. The product, unlike the original, has a combined synthetic composition.
Similarities between Natalsid and Nigepan
The similarities between the drugs are as follows:
- the original and analogue spark plugs are shaped like a smooth white torpedo;
- The indications and negative reactions for the drugs are similar.
For both drugs, the likelihood of overdose and interaction with other drugs has not been studied.
Difference between Natalsid and Nigepan
Discrepancies between funds:
- the substitute, when compared with the original, additionally has a local analgesic effect, eliminates swelling and helps restore the condition of blood vessels;
- due to insufficient research, Nigepan is prohibited for use until the patient reaches 18 years of age (the original can be used from 14 years of age), as well as during pregnancy and breastfeeding (Natalsid is allowed during these periods);
- You can buy Nigepan only with a prescription, and the original is on sale;
- the substitute should be used 1 suppository 2 times within 24 hours for 10-14 days. And Natalsid uses 1 suppository 1-2 times every 24 hours for 1-2 weeks.
The shelf life of the substitute is 2 years, and the original is 3 years.
Natalsid or Proctoglivenol - which is better?
Manufacturer: RECORDATI IRELAND Ltd.
(Ireland) Release form: rectal suppositories
Active ingredient: lidocaine, tribenoside
Both drugs are used to treat hemorrhoids, but have different active substances and mechanisms of action. The Natalsid analogue contains lidocaine, which has a pronounced analgesic effect.
According to reviews from patients who used Proctoglivenol suppositories for hemorrhoids, it relieved pain faster and more effectively compared to Natalsid. As a result, pathological symptoms regressed faster and discomfort was significantly reduced. For this disease, the analogue will be the best.
Natalsid suppositories for children, pregnant and lactating women
The composition of Natalsid candles is completely natural.
The basis of this medicine is natural plant raw materials, capable of mild and effective therapeutic effects. The product relieves pain, eliminates inflammation and heals tissue.
The drug with natural active ingredients is harmless. It is approved for the treatment of patients during pregnancy and lactation. During pregnancy, it is prescribed regardless of the period. The substances included in the suppositories are not able to pass into breast milk. Treatment of children with Natalsid suppositories is carried out only after they have been prescribed by a pediatrician.
Self-medication with medication is unacceptable. Suppositories are prescribed by a doctor who has seen the indications for its use.
