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Cryopharma is a medicine for the effective removal of warts and papillomas. The effect of the drug is similar to cryotherapy - a method of “freezing” growths, which is carried out in medical institutions or beauty salons. And Cryopharma allows you to get the same result at home. But to do this you need to know how to use this tool correctly.
Advantages of the drug over others
The medicine “Cryopharma” (for warts) is used by a large number of patients. This popularity of the product is due to a number of advantages. Let's look at them in more detail:
- Sustainable and guaranteed results. Dermatological neoplasms disappear after 10-15 days.
- Removing warts using this product does not lead to the formation of burns or scars.
- There are practically no age restrictions for using this product. It can be used even by children from 4 years old.
- What does the medicine “Cryopharma” relieve? For papillomas, as well as common, flat and plantar warts. It can be used even for old formations.
- The product is very easy to use. Along with the medication, the kit includes 12 applicators. Multiple warts can be treated with this drug.
Side effects and complications during cryodestruction of papillomas
To avoid complications when using Cryopharma to remove papillomas, you must take precautions and follow the instructions. Exceeding the exposure time leads to deep and prolonged freezing, causing irreversible damage to the skin - scars may remain.
By incorrectly determining the type of skin diseases, you can provoke their accelerated development or complicate further treatment. Be sure to consult your doctor!
Contact of the aerosol with healthy tissue can lead to the appearance of a white ischemic ring around the tumor.
"Cryopharma" product: instructions for use
In most cases, to effectively eliminate warts, it is enough to apply this medication only once. Ordinary skin tumors disappear after 10-15 days. If you need to eliminate medium-sized warts, as well as old and plantar warts, then you may need 2 to 4 therapy sessions.
As for large dermatological formations, as a rule, their removal requires a little more time than 10-15 days.
If a common wart or part of it does not disappear 14 days after the first treatment session, then the therapy can be repeated without any harm to health.
Warts - what are they?
Warts are skin diseases, the symptoms of which are small tumor-like formations of a non-inflammatory nature
Warts are skin diseases, the symptoms of which are small tumor-like formations of a non-inflammatory nature.
These small skin growths are benign. Most often their size is several mm, but larger ones are also found. Warts can appear in a variety of places, including on the face and hands. Warts look extremely unsightly, so all women try to get rid of them.
Indications for use of the product and duration of treatment
Now you know what the medicine “Cryopharma” is intended for (for papillomas and warts). It should also be noted that depending on the size and type of tumor, the drug must be used for a certain time.
Flat and common warts:
- medium (from 2.5 to 5 mm) - process for about 15 seconds;
- small (up to 2.5 mm) – process for about 10 seconds;
- large (from 5 mm) – process for 20 seconds.
As for plantar and old warts of any size, their treatment time should be about 40 seconds.
Reviews
Veronica, 41 years old I did everything I could with my thorn on my palm - I tried to get it out myself, I tried to remove it with celandine juice, nothing helped. Based on feedback from friends, I tried Cryopharm aerosol and was satisfied. It is expensive, but it helps effectively. I froze my spine with it in one go, and after two weeks all that was left of it was a small white speck.
Georgiy, 30 years old I have flat feet, so my legs are constantly under pressure, because of this I regularly develop spines on the soles of my feet. I already know how to remove them simply and effectively - I buy Cryopharm spray and freeze the warts that have barely begun to appear with it. It doesn’t hurt at all, it always helps – there have never been cases when the medicine didn’t work.
Valentina, 39 years old I have a small papilloma on my neck, which I am always afraid of tearing off when I wear high-neck sweaters. Based on a friend’s review, I bought Cryopharm spray to freeze papilloma. I liked the simplicity of the product - you apply it and wait 10 seconds, and after two weeks everything disappears, leaving no scars. Good medicine, I recommend it!
Anatoly, 28 years old I have a large mole on my back that doesn’t bother me in any way, but it looks unaesthetic. I decided to remove it, read reviews online, at first I wanted to buy Cryopharm spray, but my wife dissuaded me - she said it’s better to check if it’s malignant. I did so and did not regret it, it turned out to be a nevus that cannot be removed with cold, but only with surgery.
Contraindications to use of the product
In what cases is it not recommended to use the medicine “Cryopharma” for warts? The instructions for use also contain information on this matter. It contains the following list of contraindications.
1. The product should not be used by children under four years of age.
2. Before the procedure for eliminating dermatological formations of unknown origin, it is imperative to consult with an experienced specialist and exclude the presence of serious diseases.
3. It is strictly prohibited to treat mucous membranes, as well as those areas of the body where the skin is very delicate and sensitive (for example, the neck, genital and breast areas, lips, eyelids).
4. It is prohibited to use the drug for the procedure of freezing moles and age spots.
5. Those patients who have been diagnosed with diabetes mellitus should be extremely careful in removing dermatological tumors with this medication. This is due to the fact that the mentioned disease can significantly complicate the wound healing process.
Causes of warts
The cause of warts is the human papillomavirus group. This virus can be transmitted through shared objects and through direct contact with another sick person. The incubation period for the development of infection is several months.
This virus multiplies very intensively in human skin. In this case, the growth of its upper layers occurs. Determining the carrier of the virus is not always easy, because he himself may not have warts.
In many ways, microtrauma to the skin also contributes to the appearance of warts. For example, very often warts on the feet appear after swimming in a public pool. Microtraumas also occur during shaving. Moreover, a person infects himself. Once one wart appears, it can spread throughout the body.
Factors that cause the appearance of warts include a decrease in immunity, which is currently observed in many residents of large cities. Constant stress contributes to this decline.
Disadvantages of the drug
What is the main disadvantage of the drug “Cryopharma” (for warts)? Price is the main disadvantage of the medicine. For a 35 ml spray you will have to pay about 750 rubles. The cost of the product is five times more than the price of the similar Feresol. This is partly due to the fact that the manufacturer of this drug is a large Japanese company.
It should also be noted that the cost of the medication is determined by its effectiveness. Moreover, it must be taken into account that freezing with this drug is possible not only in the clinic, but also at home.
Analogs
There are direct and indirect analogues of Cryopharm. The first substitutes are similar to the original drug in composition and principle of action, the second ones are similar in their effect on the wart (this may not necessarily be cold, but for example, exposure to acids or chemical alkalis). Popular analogues of the drug are:
- Solcoderm;
- Feresol;
- Papilleck;
- Stefalin;
- Super-Clandestine;
- Lapis pencil.
How the medication works
Once the applicator is pressed against the surface of the wart, it will immediately freeze it down to the base. In this case, the patient may feel a slight tingling or burning sensation in the skin. This indicates the beginning of the tissue freezing process. Also, at the site of contact with the spray, the skin may noticeably turn white.
After the freezing subsides, the skin color is restored. Next, the treated area begins to turn red. After a few days, a blister forms under the wart. Frozen skin on the surface of the neoplasm disappears after 10-14 days. At the same time, new and healthy skin forms under the blister.
It should be especially noted that one package of medication is designed to eliminate 12 warts.
Effect of freezing on papilloma
The refrigerant, which consists of a mixture of propane and dimethyl ether, when interacting with ambient air, is cooled to -57°C. This temperature is enough for the intracellular fluid in the tissues of the neoplasm to begin to turn into ice crystals, damaging the cell membranes and destroying their structure.
Under the influence of cold, the power and blood supply to the papilloma are also turned off. Therefore, after tissue thawing, cells lose their ability to recover and local necrosis begins to develop at the treatment site. Necrotic tissue is subsequently rejected by the human immune system and healthy skin is formed. To remove a small papilloma, one application of Cryopharma is enough, for medium and large ones - 2-3 times.
Skin care after the procedure
3-4 days after using Cryopharma, a blister can be found at the site of the former wart. This is a sign that the necrosis stage is beginning.
Important!
The most important rule at this stage is not to disturb the blister and touch it with your hands. It should be protected in every possible way from external factors, and if possible, covered with an adhesive plaster.
You need to be prepared for the fact that in the near future the blister will fall off and a crust will appear in its place. It also cannot be removed or scratched. You just need to wait and after 2-3 weeks it will disappear on its own, leaving no marks on the skin.
How to get rid of warts
A lot of people ask this question. Removing warts is not so easy. Many people use various folk remedies for this, but not everyone achieves a positive result.
The most correct way is to consult a doctor. The specialist must first determine whether a particular wart can be removed at all. It is imperative to consult a doctor if the wart is noticeably bothersome, if it begins to bleed and change shape, if it becomes painful or greatly enlarged. You need to know that the growth of a wart can also be stimulated by its damage. Consult a specialist if warts multiply quickly. Currently, there are several ways to remove warts. The choice depends on the type of wart and its location. It often happens that the removal of 1-2 warts leads to the unexpected disappearance of the rest.
Composition, release form and packaging
The drug is propane mixed with dimethyl ether, which creates a temperature at the outlet of the metal cylinder of -57 degrees. The mixture of liquefied gases is packaged in a metal cylinder with a capacity of 35 ml.
The volume of the balloon is designed for 12 procedures for freezing a convex formation. To accurately apply the freezing mixture to the damaged area of the skin, the packaging includes applicators with holders.
Photo of the drug Cryopharma
The number of devices for applying Cryopharma corresponds to the number of necessary procedures. Holders with applicators are made of plastic, their use is designed for 1 time.
The refrigerant cylinder, holder and applicator are packed in a cardboard box. The boxes are made in colors with a predominance of one color: purple - for removing plantar warts, blue - for removing formations on the hands.
