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Pheebs

Author: Alexey Portnov, family doctor
Date created: 02.02.2019
Last reviewed: 18.09.2025

Fibs is a medicine from the group of biogenic stimulants.

The medicine demonstrates a fairly high bioactivity, helps to stabilize metabolic processes, and at the same time improves tissue healing and stimulates metabolic processes. The medicinal substance has a beneficial effect on the physiological activity of the body and increases its resistance to the effects of negative factors.

The medicine is made from distillate obtained from estuary mud. It also contains coumarins with cinnamic acid.

Indications Fibsa

It is used for the following disorders:

  • cicatricial changes affecting tissue;
  • arthritis with myalgia and radiculitis;
  • keratitis, blepharitis, myopic chorioretinitis or conjunctivitis, as well as opacities affecting the vitreous body;
  • gastric ulcer;
  • trachoma.

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Release form

The medicinal element is released in the form of a liquid for subcutaneous injections, inside glass ampoules with a capacity of 1 ml. There are 10 such ampoules inside the box.

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Dosing and administration

The medication should be administered subcutaneously. A single dose is 1 ml, which is administered daily for 1 month. If indicated, the therapeutic cycle can be repeated after 90 days.

In case of respiratory diseases associated with the tuberculosis pathogen, the use of the drug begins with a portion of 0.3 ml. Then it is gradually increased to 1 ml.

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Use Fibsa during pregnancy

It is prohibited to use Fibs during pregnancy.

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Contraindications

Main contraindications:

  • diseases affecting the cardiovascular system or gastrointestinal tract in the active phase;
  • elevated blood pressure;
  • Chronic renal failure.

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Side effects Fibsa

Usually the medicine is tolerated without complications. Only occasionally local manifestations in the injection areas (hyperemia), diarrhea, allergy symptoms and subfebrile fever occur.

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Storage conditions

Fibs must be stored at temperatures in the range of 5-25°C.

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Shelf life

Fibs is allowed to be used for a period of 4 years from the date of manufacture of the drug.

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Application for children

Not prescribed in pediatrics.

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Analogues

Analogues of the drug are the substances Solcoseryl and Actovegin with Aloe juice.

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Reviews

Fibs gets quite a few reviews, but all of them are positive.