Coletex-ADL Hydrogel: Pain-Relieving Treatment for Infected Wounds

Title: Coletex-ADL Hydrogel: Pain-Relieving Treatment for Infected Wounds

Description:

Coletex-ADL hydrogel, dispensed without retail packaging or printed instructions, provides all necessary information (indications, usage, storage, composition, contraindications) directly on the tube label. This sodium alginate hydrogel dressing, containing Dioxidine and Lidocaine, offers localized pain relief and treatment for aseptic and infected wounds of various etiologies (including the initial stages of wound healing), trophic ulcers, burns (including sunburns), fissures, and postoperative wounds of the anal canal and perineum. It also effectively reduces inflammation, pain, and radiation reactions following radiotherapy for neoplasms in proctology, urology, and gynecology.

Application:

Cleanse the affected area or cavity (mucous membrane, skin). Open the Coletex-ADL package. Apply the necessary amount of gel to the wound (skin) or introduce it into the cavity (rectum, vagina, bladder). Use dressings or tampons if needed.

Contraindications:

Allergic reactions to the medication’s components.

Storage:

Store in a shaded area at a temperature of +5 to +15°C.

Intended Use:

Coletex-ADL hydrogel is a topical medication indicated for:

• Local pain relief and treatment of aseptic and infected wounds of various etiologies (including the initial phase of wound healing)
• Trophic ulcer treatment
• Burn treatment (including sunburns)
• Treatment of fissures and postoperative wounds of the anal canal and perineum
• Reduction of inflammation, pain, and radiation reactions following radiotherapy for neoplasms in proctology, urology, and gynecology

Keywords:

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