The cost of these drugs is almost identical. Their price varies within 150 rubles per tube of cream or ointment. But Levomekol is able to quickly and effectively fight some diseases, while Eplan is aimed at treating completely different ones.
In one they are similar – they contribute to the speedy healing of wounds, bedsores and scratches. Therefore, if a person buys a product in order to accelerate the regeneration of the skin as a result of slight damage, then you can turn to any tool from the data. But if serious treatment of a purulent wound is required, or funds without an antibiotic in the composition can not cope with damage, then it is better to turn to the use of Levomekol.
There are such funds that are applied to the skin in order to relieve inflammation, strengthen the skin and anesthetize. These drugs include Levomekol and Eplan. They have a common focus, but also some differences.
Eplan
The drug is available in the form of a liquid (solution), napkins, pencil and in the form of a cream (ointment). The composition contains the main active component glycolan, as well as auxiliary components – ethylcarbidol, triethylene glycol, glycerin, polyethylene glycol and purified water. The compositions of the funds in the form of a cream and a solution may slightly differ precisely in auxiliary components. Also on sale recently appeared Eplan with urea in the composition. It is used for corns, calluses and other lesions of the skin of the hands and feet.
Eplan is indicated in the following pathological circumstances:
- Wounds, abrasions, cracks in the skin.
- Frostbite.
- Cuts, bruises.
- Psoriatic plaques.
- Streptococcus and staphylococcus.
- Radiation lesions.
- Eczema.
- Acne vulgar form.
- Sycosis.
- Some varieties of mycoses.
- Furunculosis.
- Itching and swelling with insect bites.
- Papillomavirus infection.
- For prevention in people involved in chemical industries.
In some cases, Eplan is used even in veterinary medicine. It is as effective for animal skin as it is for humans.
There are some contraindications in which doctors do not recommend its use. Among them: sensitivity to the components of the composition.
The release form of the drug allows its use in various skin lesions. For example, a pencil is convenient to carry and use to care for small cuts, abrasions and cracks. It is convenient to take on trips, on vacation. In liquid form, it can be applied to more extensive areas of the skin. So, for example, a liquid remedy is often used to treat and relieve symptoms of psoriasis and eczema if it affects large areas.
Napkins also allow you to take them with you on the road or carry in a bag. They do not take up much space. They are usually used to treat scratches, abrasions, swelling and relieve itching from insect bites. The cream can be used for any skin lesions, both large and not too much. It is quite versatile. In addition, it is absorbed quickly and does not leave stains and prints on clothing and skin.
The medicine is applied to previously cleansed skin. If applying to a wound or a deep scratch is required, you should first make sure that there are no fragments or dirt left in the wound. Do not apply the product on the mucous membranes. Also, avoid contact with eyes.