Gels from burns

In any home medicine chest must necessarily be emergency care for accidental injuries, such as cuts, bruises, burns. However, traditionally with burns used to use alternative means - for example, vegetable oil, sour cream or kefir. The effect of such improvised tools is doubtful, and so many still prefer pharmacy products: creams, ointments, aerosols. Very convenient in the application of gels from burns - they have a gentle texture, are applied easily and gently, and besides do not leave an unpleasant fatty film on the surface of the skin.

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Indications of the gels for burns

As we have already said, special burn gels have a pleasant consistency and minimal amount of fat in the composition. Due to this property, such preparations are well and instantly absorbed by damaged tissues and quickly facilitate the condition of the victim.

In addition, gels often have a soothing, cooling and moisturizing effect on the damaged superficial layers of the skin. That is why gel preparations are not recommended for use in deep burn lesions of III and IV degree. At the I and II degree, it is not only possible to use such means, but also it is necessary.

Gels are suitable for the treatment of any type of light burns:

• thermal;
• chemical;
• ray radiation.

If the burn is deep, extensive, or accompanied by severe pain, you should not try to treat it yourself: you need to urgently consult a doctor.

Release form

The modern pharmaceutical industry can offer a large number of different preparations for the treatment of burns. Which of the gels to choose - everyone decides on their own. In order to facilitate the choice of the medicament a little, we have identified a number of the most common and effective gel remedies for burns.

Solcoseryl gel from burns
Pharmacodynamics		The gel contains deproteinized hemoderivat, which significantly improves tissue repair and accelerates healing.
Pharmacokinetics		The remedy starts its operation in 10-30 minutes. Efficiency lasts several hours.
Use during pregnancy		Allowed only after consulting a doctor.
Contraindications for use		Propensity to hypersensitive reaction.
Side effects		Very rarely - a weak burning sensation, allergic manifestations.
Dosing and Administration		Apply up to 3 times a day.
Overdose		It did not happen.
Interactions with other drugs		No information.
Storage conditions		In the room, away from children's access.
Shelf life		The sealed tube with gel is stored for 5 years, and after autopsy - up to 28 days.

Fenistil gel from burns
Pharmacodynamic and kinetic properties		Gel with antiallergic and antipruritic action. Can be used as a weak local anesthetic. Biological availability of the drug is 10%.
Pregnancy Use		It is allowed in the II and III trimester after a doctor's consultation.
Contraindications to use		Hypersensitivity.
Side effects		Dryness of the skin.
Dosing and Administration		Can be applied up to 4 times a day.
Overdose		No messages have been received.
Interactions with other drugs		It is undesirable to combine with other antipruritic agents.
Storage conditions		Preserve under room conditions.
Shelf life		Up to 3 years.

Lioxazine gel from burns
Pharmacological properties		Gel from sunburn, thermal burns, minor chemical damage to the skin. Refers to antiseptics. Not presented.
Pregnancy Use		Allowed under the supervision of a doctor.
Contraindications for use		Propensity to allergy.
Side effects		Allergy.
Dosing and Administration		Extrude the gel on a napkin or directly on the wound surface, spread over the surface. Use once a day.
Overdose		No messages have been received.
Interactions with other drugs		No data.
Storage conditions		Keep in a cool darkened place.
Shelf life		Up to 2 years.

Aloe gel from burns
Pharmacodynamics		Gel Aloe Vera contains herbal natural ingredients that soften the skin, make it supple and accelerate healing.
Pharmacokinetics		Not investigated.
Pregnancy Use		Studies have not been conducted.
Contraindications for use		Deep skin damage, a tendency to allergies.
Side effects		Allergy.
Mode of application		Distribute to minor burns twice a day.
Overdose		There is no description.
Interactions with other drugs		These were not observed.
Storage conditions		Under room conditions.
Shelf life		Up to 3 years.

Gel from burns Actovegin
Pharmacodynamics		The drug from burns, which stimulates metabolic processes in tissues, improves trophic and recovery.
Pharmacokinetics		The effect manifests itself within half an hour and lasts several hours.
Use during pregnancy		Use under the supervision of a doctor.
Contraindications for use		Increased likelihood of allergies.
Side effects		Hypersensitivity reaction, slight soreness.
Mode of application		The gel is applied several times a day, you can under the bandage.
Overdose		Cases were not recorded.
Interactions with other drugs		Unknown.
Storage conditions		Keep at normal temperature.
Shelf life		Up to 3 years.

Gel from burns Panthenol
Pharmacodynamics		Gel from burns based on pantothenic acid, which accelerates epithelization and scar tissue.
Pharmacokinetics		Easily absorbed by the skin, not toxic.
Use during pregnancy		Allowed.
Contraindications for use		Probability of allergy.
Side effects		Hypersensitive manifestations.
Dosing and Administration		Can be applied several times a day.
Overdose		It is considered impossible.
Interactions with other drugs		No data.
Storage conditions		Keep in a normal room.
Shelf life		Up to 3 years.

Gel from the burns of Appolo
Pharmacodynamics		Gel with cooling, analgesic, antimicrobial action.
Pharmacokinetics		Efficacy is detected after 2-3 minutes and lasts no less than 90 minutes.
Use during pregnancy		Not recommended.
Contraindications for use		Increased likelihood of an allergic reaction.
Side effects		Hypersensitive manifestations.
Dosing and Administration		Apply as healing progresses.
Overdose		No cases were observed.
Interactions with other drugs		None.
Storage conditions		Keep in normal conditions, away from children's access.
Shelf life		Up to 2 years.

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It is desirable that the first aid, including gels from burns, are always at hand. Nevertheless, it should be remembered that significant in size and depth of burns, with the appearance of blisters and the formation of crusts, require immediate consultation of a doctor.