Calcium dobesilate

Calcium dobesilate: use, indications, contraindications and side effects

Calcium dobesilate is a drug belonging to the pharmacological group of angioprotectors. The drug is produced in Germany by Oranienburger Farmaverk GmbH and is presented in tablet form.

The active ingredient calcium dobesilate helps improve blood circulation and microcirculation, which helps reduce swelling, improve tissue trophism and heal ulcers. The drug can also improve the functioning of blood vessels and reduce the risk of thrombosis.

Indications for use of calcium dobesilate include:

1. Diabetic microangiopathy and retinopathy;
2. Trophic ulcers;
3. Glomerulosclerosis;
4. Atherosclerosis of blood vessels of the lower extremities;
5. Varicose veins and phlebitis of superficial veins;
6. Haemorrhoids;
7. Hemodynamic disorders of arteriovenous origin;
8. Peripheral congestive edema;
9. Microcirculation disorders;
10. Steroid vasculitis;
11. Bronchial asthma (hormone dependent).

There are contraindications to the use of calcium dobesilate, including hypersensitivity to the active substance, bleeding while taking anticoagulants and pregnancy. When using the drug, dyspeptic disorders and allergic reactions in the form of skin rash may occur.

There are no data on special instructions and interactions of calcium dobesylate with other drugs. Overdose has also not been described.

In conclusion, calcium dobesilate is an effective angioprotector used in various diseases of the blood vessels and circulatory system. However, before starting to use the drug, you must consult a specialist and carefully study the instructions.