Colagel 0.15 (Gel)
Manufactured by: Incepta Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
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Colagel is indicated for
- Brûlures
- coupures
- plaies
- abrasions
- incisions chirurgicales
- ulcères de décubitus ou de stase
Side-effects
- Une légère sensation de démangeaison peut être présente lors de l'application.
Contraindications
Une réaction allergique à cet acide aminé est possible. Il n’y a aucune autre raison connue pour laquelle vous ne devriez pas utiliser cet acide aminé important.
Mode of actions
La lysine inhibe la réplication des virus de l'herpès riches en arginine.
Dosage & Administration
Le gel peut être utilisé aussi souvent que nécessaire, de préférence à un intervalle de 24, 48 ou 72 heures. Les zones touchées doivent être nettoyées avec une solution saline normale et/ou chirurgicalement si nécessaire jusqu'à ce que le lit de la plaie soit rouge/quelques points de saignement apparaissent dans le lit de la plaie nettoyé. Ensuite, le gel doit être appliqué généreusement. Les zones peuvent être recouvertes d'un pansement humide et/ou d'un bandage.
Pregnancy & Lactation
Bien que des études sur la reproduction animale aient montré un effet indésirable sur le fœtus et qu'il n'existe pas d'études adéquates et bien contrôlées chez la femme enceinte, ce médicament peut être utilisé pendant la grossesse juste lorsque cela est absolument nécessaire, malgré les risques potentiels.
Les mères d'un nouveau-né qui ont utilisé ce médicament au cours des 3 derniers mois de leur grossesse peuvent rarement créer des symptômes tels que somnolence, raideur ou tremblements musculaires, troubles de l'alimentation ou de la respiration, pleurs constants. Si vous remarquez l'un de ces symptômes chez votre bébé, en particulier au cours de son premier mois, informez-en immédiatement le médecin.
Ce médicament passe dans le lait maternel. Parlez-en à votre médecin avant d'allaiter.
Pack Size & Price
1's Pack Price : ৳80
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