Methyluracil Ointment – Support Your Body’s Natural Healing

• Promotes tissue regeneration and wound healing
• Commonly used for burns, ulcers, wounds, and skin irritations
• Enhances immune response and cell recovery
• Easy-to-use 10% ointment with a gentle vaseline and lanolin base
• Available without a prescription for convenient purchase

Methyluracil ointment is often recommended for faster recovery of damaged skin and soft tissues, supporting your body’s natural repair processes.

What is Methyluracil Ointment?

Methyluracil (chemical name: dioxomethyl tetrahydropyrimidine) is a pyrimidine derivative known for its tissue regeneration properties. It helps stimulate cell growth and repair, making it useful for wounds and other skin conditions that need enhanced healing.

How Does Methyluracil Work?

Methyluracil has anabolic and anti-catabolic effects, promoting protein synthesis and reducing nutrient loss from the body. It actively supports cell regeneration, accelerates wound healing, and may boost both specific and nonspecific immunity. When taken systemically, it can also aid blood cell production and improve overall recovery from conditions that reduce white blood cells.

Indications for Use

• Poorly healing and deep wounds
• Trophic ulcers and bedsores
• Burn injuries and skin burns
• Skin conditions such as dermatitis and photodermatosis
• Bone fractures and healing support
• Radiation injuries, including radioepitheliitis

How to Use Methyluracil Ointment

Apply the ointment externally 1–2 times daily. Use a thin layer, not exceeding 20 g per application. Treatment duration varies by condition and can last up to 30 days.

For radiation injuries of the vagina, use loose tampons soaked with the ointment. Before applying, clean purulent or necrotic wounds thoroughly with antiseptics and remove dead tissue.