Solcoseryl/actovegin 4.15mg/g 20g gel for burns

Description

Actovegin Gel Usage and Dosage

Actovegin Gel (20%) is primarily used for wound healing, burns, ulcers, and skin injuries. It is water-based, making it ideal for open wounds and inflamed areas before transitioning to cream or ointment for further healing.

Indications for Use:

Open wounds and ulcers (pressure sores, diabetic ulcers)

Burns (thermal, chemical, or radiation-induced)

Skin graft preparation

Post-radiation therapy skin damage

How to Apply Actovegin Gel:

1. Wound Treatment:

Clean the wound with saline or antiseptic.

Apply a thin layer of gel directly to the affected area.

If needed, cover with a sterile dressing. Reapply 1-2 times per day or as directed by a doctor.

2. Ulcers and Deep Wounds:

Apply a thicker layer of gel.

Cover with a sterile moist gauze dressing soaked in saline.

Change dressing once daily or more if the wound is very moist.

3. Burns & Radiation Injuries:

Apply a thin layer 2-3 times per day.

Duration of Treatment:

Continue until granulation tissue (new skin) forms.

Once healing progresses, switch to Actovegin Cream (5%) for further repair.

Precautions & Side Effects:

Mild burning or itching may occur initially but usually subsides.

If severe redness, swelling, or allergic reaction occurs, stop use and consult a doctor.

Do not apply to infected wounds without medical advice.

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