D-panthenol, instructions for use

Along with baby cream, the most popular means for caring for babies is D-panthenol. Instructions for use, like the cream itself, should be in the arsenal of any young mother. D-panthenol is usually released in various forms. Often there is an ointment and a cream. In comparison with cream, the ointment contains a large amount of fat, its consistency is more dense and viscous, so it is often applied to dry skin. The cream is applied to the wetting surfaces and open wounds, it is easily absorbed and does not remain on the surface. In addition to cream and ointment D-panthenol can be found in the form of an aerosol and emulsion for external use. Aerosol can be useful for a large area of damage, or when applying cream causes unpleasant, painful sensations. D-panthenol candles are not available.

D-panthenol cream, instructions and pharmacological action:

Cream or ointment improves the regeneration of tissues, they are used for external use. Dexapanthinol, which is the main active substance, is a derivative of pantothenic acid. This acid is one of the components of coenzyme A and participates in fat and carbohydrate metabolism, in the processes of acetylation. It stimulates the metabolism of cells, accelerates the regeneration of the skin and mucous membranes. Pantothenic acid is necessary for the normal functioning of the epithelium. Ointment applied to the tissue, compensates for its local shortage in the place of damage to the skin. It accelerates mitosis, has an anti-inflammatory effect, increases the strength of collagen fibers and restores cellular metabolism

D-panthenol, instructions, indications for use:

Cream can be used as a healing agent for the nipples of a nursing woman, in the event that the child dissolves them to cracks. An additional plus - it does not need to be washed off before feeding.

The cream can be used in infants with pediatric dermatitis, if there is irritation after X-ray or solar radiation, as a preventive measure against diaper rash.

The cream is used as a disinfectant and healing agent for any damage to the skin: chemical and thermal burns, cuts, scratches, abrasions, bedsores, postoperative wounds, skin grafts, etc.

It is used as a means to neutralize the adverse effects of the environment - for example, cold, humidity, heat.

D-panthenol, instructions, contraindications:

Contraindications for the use of cream or ointment - increased sensitivity to the components that make up the drug.

Possible side effect is an allergic reaction.

D-panthenol, instructions and application:

Cream or ointment is applied to the damaged area from 2 to 4 times a day (if necessary, you can and more often) lightly rubbing. Before application to the infected surface, the damaged area should be pretreated with an antiseptic. Spray aerosol evenly at 15-20 cm from the damaged surface.

Breast cream is applied after bathing, changing a diaper or before swaddling.

Side effect was not observed when applied according to indications and in recommended doses. The only thing that must be remembered: apply ointment for hard-to-heal skin grafts and trophic ulcers should be after preliminary consultation with the doctor and under his supervision.

D-panthenol, instructions: overdose and drug interaction.

Cases of overdose with D-panthenol were not detected. Interactions with other drugs have not been described.

The cream is stored for not more than one and a half years (ointment not more than 2 years) in a dark place at a temperature of no higher than 25 degrees.