Edit the instructions. Tyloron, in the form of a drug - film-coated tablets, capsules 125 mg

November 23, 2016
Active substances:
ICD-10:
I.A50-A64.A56.0    Chlamydial infections of the lower parts of the genito-urinary tract
I.A50-A64.A56.1    Chlamydial infections of the pelvic organs and other urogenital organs
I.A50-A64.A56.4    Chlamydial pharyngitis
I.A50-A64.A60    Anogenital herpetic viral infection [herpes simplex]
I.B00-B09.B00    Infections caused by the herpes simplex virus [herpes simplex]
I.B00-B09.B01    Chicken Pox [varicella]
I.B00-B09.B02    Shingles [herpes zoster]
I.B15-B19.B15    Acute hepatitis A
I.B15-B19.B17.1    Acute hepatitis C
I.B15-B19.B16    Acute hepatitis B
I.B15-B19.B18    Chronic viral hepatitis
I.B15-B19.B18.2    Chronic viral hepatitis C
I.B25-B34.B25    Cytomegalovirus
VI.G35-G37.G35    Multiple sclerosis
X.J00-J06.J06.9    Acute upper respiratory tract infection, unspecified
X.J10-J18.J10    Influenza caused by an identified influenza virus
Tyloron, chlamydial infections, hepatitis, hepatitis treatment, cytomegalovirus, inducer of interferon synthesis, immunomodulating drug, antiviral drug

The need to review the current instructions for use and adaptation to the over-the-counter status of the drug has been identified.

1. From the section "Indications for use" it is necessary to exclude the following indications: treatment of viral hepatitis A, B and C, cytomegalovirus infection; treatment in the complex therapy of infectious and allergic and viral encephalomyelitis (multiple sclerosis, leukoencephalitis, uveoencephalitis, etc.), urogenital and respiratory chlamydia, pulmonary tuberculosis.

2. In the section "Contraindications" add "Children's age to 18 years (for a dosage of 125 mg)".

3. In the "Method of administration and dose" section, remove the dosing regimen according to indications that do not meet the requirements of OTC (see paragraph 1).