Applications of the drug Creolin for people

Composition and description of the drug

The product is represented by an oily liquid with a brown color. The consistency has a rather pungent odor. When dissolved in water, it acquires a light shade.

Creolin should be used with great caution because it is made from caustic substances:

• rosin;
• ichthyol;
• naphthalene;
• alkalis;
• coal oil;
• soap

Because of this composition, the product is used only externally and in strictly specified quantities. In the production of the product, dry distillation of coal is used, which is mined in fields in the UK.

Creolin hit the market in the 19th century and immediately began to be actively purchased by people working in agriculture. Using the drug, they sprayed plant crops in order to protect them from various diseases and parasitic insects. With the discovery of new properties that had anti-inflammatory and antiparasitic effects, Creolin began to be used in veterinary medicine to treat diseases in animals.

In recent years, people have also begun to use the product. Officially, the drug is produced for plants and animals, but the instructions indicate the dosages necessary to cure human diseases.

You can purchase the product at a veterinary pharmacy or online store. Creolin has a low price, so it is available to any consumer.

Composition and action of the product

Creolin was first obtained in the late 19th century in England from coal. The composition of the ingredients has not changed since then:

• oil obtained from coal,
• rosin,
• ichthyol,
• alkali,
• soap.

The product has a viscous structure, dark color and a pungent odor. This is a drug for external use. I use it to control pests of animals and plants.

Creolin has a disinfectant, antiparasitic effect, kills insect eggs and larvae, and enhances the effect of pesticides when cultivating agricultural land.

Important: treatment of humans with Creolin is not regulated by any rules; the doctor will not prescribe this remedy. The patient takes full responsibility.

Pharmacological action and purpose

Creolin has a fairly wide range of uses, as it has the following effects:

• antiseptic;
• disinfectant;
• anti-inflammatory;
• antiparasitic;
• pain reliever;
• hemostatic.

The substances of the drug penetrate deep into the layers of the epidermis, providing a positive effect on diseases in the following areas:

• oncology;
• gastroenterology;
• gynecology;
• trichology;
• urology;
• parasitology;
• traumatology;
• allergology;
• dentistry.

Although the drug is indicated for external use, certain ailments can be treated with Creolin by taking it orally, but only under the strict supervision of a specialist. For gynecological diseases, doctors prescribe douching with Creolin. Gastrointestinal diseases are treated with a solution of the drug; it must be taken orally in a certain amount. In urology, they practice not only douching, but also medicinal baths based on the product. Treatment of parasitic diseases is carried out by external and oral use of Creolin. In dermatology, they wash inflamed areas of the skin, take medicinal baths, and lubricate areas on the skin with ointment adding a few drops of the product.

Areas of application

Creolin is currently being used in the following. areas:

1. In medicine - as a cure for a number of diseases, see below;
2. In veterinary medicine - as a therapeutic, prophylactic and antiparasitic agent;
3. For disinfection/disinsection of non-residential premises;
4. In gardening and gardening as a preventive insectoacaricide and broad-spectrum repellent.

In any case, this drug acts on the principle of “knocking out a wedge with a wedge.” That is, the harm from its single use is less than the long-term “gentle” effect of less dangerous, but also less effective means. The latter, in case of severe infection, may be completely ineffective. For example, ticks - feather and lice eaters - multiply faster than selective pesticides kill them. Putrefactive anaerobic bacteria are tenacious; to allow an inflamed wound to heal, you simply need to burn out the affected tissue along with the pathogens. Cancer cells are much more “gentle” than healthy ones, but they divide very quickly. If you “stuff” a cancer patient with strong poison or penetrating radiation, he will feel bad, but healthy cells will recover faster than pathogenic ones; This is what all cancer treatment methods are based on so far.

Instructions for use

The use of Creolin by humans is intended for the following diseases:

• psoriasis;
• mycosis (nail fungus);
• oncological diseases.

The drug is diluted in water, and the proportions of the substances depend on the specific type of disease.

Creolin for psoriasis

Psoriasis is a chronic non-infectious disease called lichen planus. The disease usually affects different areas of the skin. It is very difficult to cure, so high-quality and long-term treatment with the right drugs is necessary. Creolin is used externally in the fight against psoriasis.

To avoid side effects , the solution should be prepared as follows:

1. The finished emulsion is diluted in warm water.
2. A cotton swab or cotton swab is moistened in the prepared solution and then the affected areas are generously lubricated.
3. The product is left on the skin for 6-8 minutes.
4. Then the skin is thoroughly washed with clean water and wiped dry with paper napkins.
5. The dried skin is treated with a small amount of special cream.

Treatment is carried out once a day. Treatment should last no more than 4-5 days. Work with the drug must be carried out in compliance with safety rules. Care must be taken not to get the product into the eyes.

Treatment of mycosis

Mycosis is a fungus that appears on the fingernails and toenails. Creolin is used not only for treatment, but also for prevention purposes to avoid relapses. The product should be used only as directed by a specialist.

Use of the drug for mycosis:

1. Creolin dissolved in water is applied only to the affected areas with a cotton swab, making sure that the drops do not fall on healthy areas of the skin.
2. Application of the solution should be carried out immediately after its preparation. The liquid should not be stored.
3. The procedure should be carried out every day for two months.

To quickly get rid of the fungus, the use of the drug should take into account the following recommendations:

• The patient must maintain personal hygiene. The maximum effect can be achieved with regular disinfection of shoes. To prevent the spread of fungal disease, do not use someone else's shoes.
• Along with Creolin, you should take other anti-fungal medications prescribed by your doctor. Here it is necessary to observe the correct dosage and frequency of doses.
• Antifungal medications are supplemented with medications that enhance immunity.
• To treat the feet, use an antifungal cream, ointment or spray, which is prescribed by the attending physician.
• Treatment of mycosis is supplemented with compresses and medicinal baths.

Treatment can be stopped when healthy nails grow back.

Use of the product in oncology

Creolin began to be used in the treatment of cancer after experiments by Bulgarian doctors on rats. The drug is also quite well known as a folk remedy for the fight against cancer.

Cancer treatment is as follows:

1. The beginning of therapy consists of dissolving a couple of drops of the product in a small amount of milk (3 teaspoons).
2. The dose of the drug is increased on the second day to four drops per the same number of spoons of milk as on the first day.
3. Over the next four days, the dosage is increased by one drop of Creolin.
4. On the seventh day, 10 drops of the remedy are poured into the milk.
5. From the next day, the dose is reduced by one drop.
6. The entire treatment period is two weeks.
7. The prepared solution is taken once an hour before meals (usually before lunch).

This course of therapy is carried out every two weeks for 6 months. The use of the drug can be combined with herbal infusion against cancer.

Creolin for animals

In veterinary practice, the solution is used for the prevention and treatment of the following diseases:

• psoriasis;
• siphunculatosis;
• sarcoptic mange;
• chorioptosis;
• psoroptosis;
• otodectosis;
• notoedrosis.

With its help, animals are treated for hematopinosis and sarcoptic mange, against pasture flies and blood-sucking insects.

Instructions for use

Before treatment with Creolin, the drug should be tested on the animal’s head.
Treatment of livestock begins only if no signs of toxicosis are detected within 24 hours. Since the drug is toxic, a solution for treating animals is prepared under the supervision of a veterinarian and immediately before use.

For psoriasis, a 0.005% aqueous solution of Creolin is used, which is added to a swimming bath , where adult animals are bathed. For the purpose of prevention, such a bath is used once; in the treatment of psoriasis, the livestock is treated twice with an interval of two weeks.

Swimming should take place at an air temperature of at least 18 degrees, in calm, dry weather. Processing time is no more than one minute . After leaving the bath, the emulsion should drain from the animals, so they are left for 15 minutes on a special area. Young animals under one month of age bathe separately from adult animals.

Such baths are mainly used for sheep, lambs, fur-bearing animals and rabbits. Cattle are simply sprayed until the body is completely hydrated. For pigs, prepare a 0.025% aqueous solution.

After treating animals with Creolin, slaughtering rabbits and sheep for meat is allowed only after two weeks, and pigs and cattle - no earlier than 25 days.

Use of the product in folk medicine

Creolin quickly gained popularity in folk medicine. Many traditional healers recommend recipes with this drug for the treatment of the following ailments:

• Bad breath . It is necessary to boil 500 ml of water and then cool. Add 3 drops of the drug and 2-4 drops of mint oil to the liquid. All components are thoroughly mixed. The oral cavity should be rinsed with the prepared solution 3-4 times a day after eating. The procedure must be carried out in the morning and evening.
• Otitis and other inflammations of the hearing organs. The drug is mixed with water in proportions 1:1. A swab soaked in the solution is inserted into the ear and left overnight. Such manipulations are performed within 7-10 days. Treatment is often accompanied by a burning sensation, so you need to be careful when using Creolin, which can cause a burn.
• Eczema . To treat an inflammatory disease, the drug is mixed with zinc ointment in a 2:1 ratio. The prepared mixture is applied to the affected areas of the skin in the morning and evening. Treatment lasts 10−14 days.
• Wounds . To treat wounds, take 500 ml of distilled water, to which a few drops of the drug are added. The liquid is stirred and the wounds are carefully treated with a swab dipped in it.
• Getting rid of white discharge . For women with this problem, it is recommended to douche using Creolin. Boil 1 liter of water and add 3-4 drops of the product to it. Mix the ingredients thoroughly. The procedure with the prepared solution should be carried out daily before bedtime.

Rules for treating psoriasis with Creolin

Psoriasis is a non-infectious skin disease, but the experience of many people has proven the positive effect of Creolin in reducing the severity of symptoms and preventing relapses.

Before use, the product should be diluted to a concentration of 1.5-2% with warm water. The emulsion will have a milky appearance after preparation. The same solution, in addition to psoriasis, can treat nail and skin fungus.

Application scheme:

1. The diluted medicine is applied to psoriasis plaques using a cotton swab. You must first clean the application areas with water.
2. After 5 minutes, the drug is washed off with warm water, and the skin is thoroughly dried.
3. Apply a moisturizing cream recommended for use in psoriasis.

The drug is used no more than once a day, the course of treatment with the drug is 5 days. If skin reactions, itching, or discomfort occur, therapy is interrupted.

Contraindications

You need to know that Creolin should not be taken by the following categories of people:

• women during pregnancy or lactation;
• children and adolescents under 18 years of age;
• persons with severe chronic fatigue;
• people with weak immunity;
• patients suffering from viral infections.

People of these categories are strictly prohibited from using Creolin not only internally, but also externally. If there are deviations from the norm during therapy, the use of the drug is suspended.

Application

It is used to treat various diseases, including psoriasis. It is applied externally, and to achieve maximum effect you must follow some rules:

• The drug must be diluted with warm water.
• A cotton swab is moistened in the solution, after which it is generously smeared on the area affected by the disease.
• Next you need to wait 5-7 minutes.
• After this, the composition should be thoroughly washed off with water and dried with a napkin.
• The final stage of the procedure is the application of moisturizer.

This procedure is recommended to be carried out once a day. The duration of the course is 5 days. Do not allow the solution to get into your eyes, as this may cause a burn to the mucous membrane. Does Creolin help with nail fungus on the toes and hands?

Rules for working with Creolin

This drug is an aggressive drug not only for people, but also for animals. Therefore, when working with a product of hazard class 3, the following safety precautions should be followed:

• The preparation of the solution should be carried out wearing protective gloves so that drops of liquid do not get on the skin. It is advisable to use a respirator mask, which will protect you from toxic fumes when inhaling air near the product.
• The container in which the drug will be mixed with other substances should not be subsequently used for food or other purposes.
• While preparing the solution and treating disease-affected areas of the body, you should not eat, drink or smoke.
• Children and animals should not be in the room.
• Upon completion of work with Creolin, you should thoroughly wash your hands and face with soap.
• The harmful substance in its pure form should not come into contact with skin or mucous membranes. In case of possible contact with the product, the affected areas should be immediately rinsed under running water for several minutes. If Creolin gets into the organs of vision, they must be quickly rinsed and consult a doctor immediately.
• If the product gets into the human body in its pure form, you should immediately drink 3-4 glasses of warm water and induce vomiting. Then the victim should drink at least 3 tablets of activated carbon and go to the clinic as soon as possible for diagnosis.

The drug should be stored in the manufacturer's packaging in a dark room at a temperature not lower than +23 degrees. There should be no food nearby. The shelf life of Creolin is 1 year. After this period, use of the product is prohibited. It must be disposed of along with the packaging.

Kreolin D

The drug is toxic to animals because it contains 3.5% oxybenzene (phenol). The active component with bactericidal activity, naphthalene, is contained in a concentration of 11.5%.

The cost of a 500 ml bottle in July 2021 was 215 rubles.

The components of the drug have high bactericidal activity. To disinfect livestock buildings and auxiliary premises, a working solution is prepared, which is sprayed in the absence of animals using specialized units.

Preventive treatment is carried out with a 3% emulsion with a consumption rate of 0.5 l/m2 and exposure time of 3 hours. For forced treatment, use a 3.5% solution. Exposure and consumption of the working emulsion are the same as for preventive sanitation.

The disinfectant is stored for 3 years at temperatures from –25 to +40 °C.

Advantages of the drug

Many people have doubts about the effectiveness of the drug, which is dangerous in undiluted form. The product has not yet undergone medical research, the positive results of which would allow it to be sold in pharmacies with medicines for people. Creolin should be used only as prescribed by a specialist, so as not to cause side effects or aggravate your health condition.

The medicinal drug is recommended to be taken externally, but oncological diseases are treated precisely by the oral method, which has already been tested many times and has not yet caused negative consequences from the correct therapy process. Experts advise treatment with this drug if the patient does not show signs of deterioration in general condition while using Creolin solution. If during the treatment period any negative symptoms begin to appear, then therapy is stopped.

Doctors strongly recommend treatment until the very end of recovery. If therapy is interrupted, then a relapse may occur, and treating it is quite problematic.

Patients who have undergone treatment with Creolin note positive results of therapy and improved health. Unfortunately, you cannot rely entirely on this drug, as it is often used in the treatment of certain diseases along with other drugs.

Properties of "Kreolina"

The drug in question cannot be purchased at a regular pharmacy; it is sold only in veterinary hospitals. When purchasing Creolin, instructions for use for people are not included with it. It is not recommended to use this medicine on your own. The dosage and advisability of its use are determined only by the attending physician.

The widespread use of the drug in the treatment of animals and humans is explained by such characteristics as:

• inhibition of pathogens of fungal infections;
• anesthesia;
• anti-inflammatory;
• stopping bleeding;
• disinfection;
• antiseptic effect;
• antiparasitic effect;
• decontamination (destruction of body mites).

The components of the medicinal product are able to penetrate into the deep layers of the epidermis and thereby have a beneficial effect on the wound healing process, improve cell regeneration, relieve itching, fight microbes, fungi and parasites.

The “Creolin” solution is used externally.

How effective is therapy using veterinary medicine?

Many experts strongly recommend not to overuse self-treatment with the Creolin solution. You need to be treated under the guidance of a doctor. Most people who use Creolin as a last chance for recovery note a positive trend in improving their health.

Only a doctor can judge how justified the use of “Kreolin” is in a given situation. If you feel better during therapy, then treatment with this remedy is continued until complete recovery. If deviations from the norm are observed, the use of the drug is refused.

Often, “Kreolin” is an auxiliary component in the complex therapy of many diseases, so it is sometimes difficult to judge its 100% impact on the recovery process.

Contraindications to the use of Creolin

Veterinary use of Creolin indicates the following contraindications, which should also be followed when used for humans:

• pregnancy and breastfeeding;
• infectious diseases;
• children under 18 years of age;
• low immunity, pain, weakening of the body caused by various reasons.

The drug is classified as a third group of hazardous substances.

The principle of action of the drug

Creolin in the form of an emulsion, when generously lubricated, easily seeps deep into the affected nail plate. Penetrating inside, creolin is capable of:

• kill the fungus and its spores;
• suppress further spread of infection;
• have an antiseptic effect on tissues;
• soothe inflamed areas.

The antiseptic effect of the drug is achieved by destroying the depolarization of cell membranes in the cells of pathogenic microorganisms. Because of this, their gradual destruction occurs. It is important that the antiseptic effect is aimed not only at destroying fungal infection pathogens. In the same way, it acts on a number of parasites and protozoan microorganisms.

The drug is also recommended for advanced onychomycosis. When the integrity of the nail fold has already been changed, its structure is stratified and the affected tissue is deeply infected. This is often accompanied by pain and discomfort.

Treatment of fungus with creolin gives visible results within a week after starting use. The unpleasant smell from the feet and visible delamination of the nail disappear very quickly.

Indications and contraindications

The main indication for use is fungal infection of the nail plate. The medicine will be effective for the treatment of onychomycosis even in the most advanced forms, which are characterized by severe separation and deformation of the nail.

Creolin prevents further development of the fungus. With its help you can quickly heal the nail area. Before using the medicinal composition, the doctor must make a diagnosis.

The presence of mycosis of the nails is indicated by the following symptoms::

• change in the color of the nail plate;
• nails become very fragile;
• severe itching occurs in the affected areas;
• there is an unpleasant odor.

Before starting treatment, you need to make sure there are no contraindications. Otherwise, the clinical picture of the disease may worsen.

Contraindications for the use of Creolin:

• pregnancy;
• the presence of open wounds on the finger with the affected nail;
• age up to 10 years;
• lactation;
• the presence of an infectious disease in the active stage.

For people under 16 years of age, the drug can only be used under the supervision of an adult.

To avoid negative manifestations, you should carefully follow the recommendations specified in the instructions.

Cautions for using the drug

This medicine is not safe for both animals and humans, since it belongs to the group of toxic aggressive drugs.

• Do not allow the solution to come into contact with mucous membranes or eyes.
• Do not treat open wounds, ulcers, or scratches with it.
• Do not inhale solution vapors.
• When working with the drug, eating and smoking are not allowed.
• Do not reuse the container in which the liquid was stored.
• It is unacceptable to use expired medicine.

The consequence of an overdose of the drug or its improper use are symptoms such as:

• headache;
• cardiopalmus;
• confusion;
• chemical burns of the skin;
• severe burning of the skin;
• hyperemia of the skin.

The solution is not used in its pure form to treat human diseases! It follows:

1. dilute either in boiled water;
2. or combine with creamy substances.

Before the procedures, it is recommended to prepare a fresh infusion of liquid for washing inflammations and ointments for treating skin tumors.

Particular caution should be caused when taking an external drug orally. It is not recommended to do this, following the advice of traditional healers and especially acquaintances. Good intentions can end in poisoning.

The use of "Kreolin" does not harm the health of a sick person if the solution is used correctly. In addition, it should be noted that when treating with this drug, personal hygiene rules should be observed.

Directions for use and indications

Creolin-X must be tested on several animals before use to determine the presence of an allergic reaction. If after 24 hours no signs of toxicosis are found in the animals, you can begin to treat the entire livestock.

Treatment of livestock must be carried out under the supervision of a veterinarian and strictly according to the instructions. The volume of the required amount of medicine should be calculated by a specialist.

Indications

Creolin-X is used for the following diseases:

1. Sheep psoroptosis (treatment and prevention);
2. Psoroptosis, chorioptosis, sarcoptic mange, siphunculatosis in cattle (prevention and treatment);
3. Sarcoptic mange and hematolinosis in pigs;
4. Chicken and Persian mites in birds, and also as a disinfectant for premises where poultry are kept;
5. Sarcoptic mange, notoedrosis, otodectosis in foxes, arctic foxes and other fur-bearing animals;
6. Psoroptosis and notoedrosis of rabbits;
7. Against blood-sucking insects and pasture flies;

The medication is often prescribed by veterinarians to treat parasitic diseases in pets. For example, dogs often suffer from scabies, and to cure it, it is necessary to make a 2-3% concentrate of the medicine according to the instructions. Heat the resulting liquid to 50 degrees, immerse the dog in the solution for several minutes. If the dog is a large breed, scoop the solution into a ladle and pour it over the dog, avoiding getting the medication into the nasal and oral cavity. Afterwards, the animal must be taken out, wrapped in a large towel and held for 15 minutes. Then the dog must be rinsed with warm water.