Containing calendula gynecological candles. Calendula in gynecology. Candles with Calendula in Gynecology

Extracts of medicinal plants are widely used both in folk medicine and in official medicine. Natural anti-inflammatory drugs are low in toxicity, practically have no contraindications, but at the same time have a curative effect and are combined with other methods of treatment. To date, almost 40% of pharmacological drugs are made on the basis of medicinal herbs. The share of herbal remedies in comparison with synthetic analogues is steadily growing.

The field of application of many medicinal herbs is not limited to one group of diseases. As a rule, plants exert a complex influence, and some forms - exclusively local. One of such natural medicines of a wide spectrum of action is calendula, or marigolds - with the therapeutic or preventive purpose, plant flowers are used.

Therapeutic properties of marigold

The curative properties of the plant are determined by the biologically active substances that are part of the calendula:

• Carotenoids, which color the flowers of marigolds in a bright orange color, are necessary for the synthesis of vitamin A.
• Alcohols, similar to cholesterol (sterols), reduce the level of this fat-like substance in the blood.
• Triterpenoids, which have an anti-inflammatory effect, contribute to the improvement of nerve impulse transmission.
• Flavonoids promote healing of lesions, relieve spasms of smooth muscles, eliminate or prevent neoplasms, stimulate the production of bile and urine in sufficient quantities.
• Essential oils that have an antimicrobial effect inhibit the development of harmful microorganisms.
• Coumarins, which enhance the anti-inflammatory effect of flavonoids and triterpenoids.

In addition, calcium, potassium, zinc, molybdenum, selenium, magnesium, iron and other minerals are found in the composition of the medicinal plant. In general, nails help to strengthen immunity, have antiseptic, healing, anti-inflammatory and antifungal effects.

Application of calendula in medicine

In medicine, calendula is used as part of complex therapy or as a preventive agent. Decoctions and tinctures of marigolds are taken orally when coughing, hypertension, neuroses, diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, liver and gallbladder. Calendula tea is useful in diseases of the cardiovascular system and digestion. External infusion is used for rinsing of the throat and oral cavity, treatment of damages to the skin, syringing.

The variety of dosage forms makes this plant almost universal. Not only decoctions are used directly from dried flowers, but also oils, ointments, suppositories. Calendula is used in gynecology and proctology, various emulsions are made from it.

Candles with marigolds in gynecology: topical application

Candles with calendula in gynecology are used as an anti-inflammatory agent having a local effect. The main advantage of the dosage form is the safety for the female body and the speed of the candles. Due to a special base that melts at the temperature of the human body, the patient's improvements are noted, as a rule, after the first application. For various ailments, candles with calendula are used. Instructions for the use of a particular preparation indicate the indication more specifically, depending on the availability of additional components. Usually, a doctor prescribes a medicine for the following diseases:

1. Vaginitis (colpitis) - inflammation of the mucous membrane of the vagina, which is accompanied by discomfort, itching and burning, secretions of various types, pain during urination. The disease has a viral or bacterial nature.
2. Endometritis - inflammation of the inner layer of the uterus, resulting from the penetration of infections from the urinary system, the violation of the microflora of the vagina, after gynecological manipulation or childbirth. Endometritis manifests as general weakness, fever, menstrual irregularities and uncharacteristic discharge from the vagina.
3. Endocervicitis is an inflammatory process localized in the cervical canal, which is often combined with vaginitis due to a common infectious occurrence. Symptoms of the disease, as a rule, are not clearly pronounced.
4. Salpingoophoritis is an inflammation of the uterine appendages that arises because of the penetration of pathogens or the activity of opportunistic microorganisms. Also, the disease can be a consequence of inflammation of the appendix.

In addition to direct indications, vaginal suppositories (calendula and other medicinal plants) can be prescribed for the normalization of microflora, with irritations or fissures, dryness or with fungal diseases of the vagina.

Application of suppositories with calendula during pregnancy

Pregnancy is not an absolute contraindication to the use of marigolds with irritations. Candles with calendula in gynecology can be prescribed by a doctor during the period of gestation (at any time) and breastfeeding according to the indications. A medicinal plant is an effective remedy when most pharmacological drugs can have a negative effect on the baby.

In addition, during the carrying out of the child, candles with calendula from hemorrhoids are prescribed. An unpleasant problem often overtakes women in the late term due to the constant pressure of the fetal head on the venous plexus, which disrupts blood circulation and promotes the appearance of nodes. Another important advantage is a significant reduction in soreness, which is noted by many women who use candles with calendula from hemorrhoids.

Use of suppositories with calendula in menopause

Menopause in many women is accompanied by unpleasant symptoms, among which:

• Dryness of the vagina, itching and burning;
• Irregular menstruation;
• Insomnia and fatigue;
• Tides, which are characterized by increasing heat in the upper body;
• Increased blood pressure;
• Irritability and frequent mood swings.

Candles with calendula, the instructions for use of which, as a rule, describes the method of application for each specific case, are able to effectively cope with certain conditions characteristic of menopause. Decoctions are used that relieve attacks of hypertension, and trays that facilitate the extinction of the reproductive functions of the female body. Homeopathic suppository (calendula is their main component) or syringing during the menopause eliminates dryness and discomfort in the vagina.

Method of application of candles with calendula

Even such a natural and safe remedy, like candles with calendula, should be prescribed exclusively by a doctor. Self-medication can lead to a worsening of the condition and the appearance of concomitant symptoms complicating the process of establishing an accurate diagnosis.

Candles, calendula in which is an active ingredient, other medicinal herbs or synthetic preparations are introduced into the vagina in a horizontal position. First you should wash your hands thoroughly with warm water, and after the introduction of another half an hour, lie down. Useful and daily gasket, because a part of the liquid from the candle can flow out of the vagina, even with the correct introduction.

Rectally suppositories with calendula during pregnancy or hemorrhoids, caused by other causes, are introduced after bowel movement, preferably at bedtime. The tip of the candle can be smeared with a small amount of petroleum jelly, and then put in a horizontal position: lie on your side, one leg is fully stretched, the other is bent to the stomach.

Reviews about the application of phyto-cherries with calendula

Rectal or vaginal suppositories (calendula), reviews of patients about which are predominantly positive, are characterized by speed. Many women report significant improvement after the first application. The patients appreciate naturalness, low cost, convenience of use (often one candle per day is enough) and high efficacy of medicines based on calendula.

Basic contraindications for the use of suppositories

A universal medicinal plant has only one contraindication to use - individual intolerance. It is also undesirable to combine calendula and alcohol or other suppositories. With all the effectiveness and low toxicity, rectal or vaginal suppositories (calendula, chamomile, sage, linden and others) require a doctor's prior consultation, adherence to the therapy scheme and dosage.