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[Microbiological evaluation of the effectiveness of gynalgin in the treatment of vaginitis].

The microbiological effectiveness of the preparation Gynalgin produced by POLFA Pharmaceutical Works in Rzeszów was assessed in cases of vulvovaginitis in 55 patients with clinically diagnosed inflammatory conditions of the lower genital tract, who were given Gynalgin tablets in 10-day courses. Vaginal smears were examined three times for the presence of bacteria, fungi and trichomonas vaginalis (before and immediately after the treatment, and two weeks later). In the initial examination in five vaginal smears mixed bacterial flora was found, in 6 smears trichomonas was present, in 4--bacteria and fungi, and in one--trichomonas and fungi. After the treatment in control examinations I and II the number of the isolated bacterial strains was lower, trichomonas was no longer present, and the number of fungi was reduced evidently. In the light of these microbiological examinations Gynalgin was found to exert a strong fungicidal, bactericidal and antitrichomonal activity, and the results of laboratory investigations agreed with those of clinical trials of Gynalgin effectiveness.

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[Allergies to 8-hydroxyquinoline derivatives].

Evaluation of our standardized test results from 1972 to 1983 indicated Vioform allergies in 1.2% of all cases and Sterosan allergies in 1.1%. Our results are within the spectrum found in the literature for Vioform between 0.3 and 5.1% and for Sterosan between 0.3 and 3.7%. In the course of those 12 years we observed a growing tendency towards Vioform and Sterosan allergies on the basis of annual percentage figures. In the last year of our observation the frequency of Vioform and Sterosan allergies amounted to 1.7% each. We conclude, therefore, that inclusion of these two substances in the standard battery is justified. According to the pertinent literature, Sterosan and Vioform allergies are, on an average, 3 to 4 times more frequent in patients suffering from leg ulcers and/or chronic venous insufficiency than amongst eczema patients.

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