Hydroheal Am Gel 50gm

Hydroheal AM 50g Gel is beneficial for:

• Providing a protective barrier to minor skin wounds

• Managing burns that aren't too deep or severe

• Assisting in the healing process of ulcers on the skin surface

• Reducing the risk of infection in minor wounds and burns

• Dressing chronic wounds like pressure ulcers, also known as bedsores

• Helping manage diabetic foot ulcers under doctor's guidance

• Aiding in the care of venous leg ulcers when used as directed by a doctor.

Here's how to use Hydroheal AM 50g Gel:

• Before application, make sure your hands are clean.

• Apply a thin layer of the gel to cover the affected area.

• If needed, you can cover the gel with secondary dressing such as gauze or bandage.

• Wash your hands thoroughly after applying the gel.

Hydroheal AM 50g Gel is applied topically.

Hydroheal AM 50g Gel contains colloidal silver (32 PPM) which works on your body as follows:

• Binds to bacterial cell walls: Colloidal silver binds to the walls of bacterial cells which disrupts their membrane permeability and cellular respiration.

• Interferes with bacterial DNA replication: The colloidal silver in Hydroheal AM 50g Gel interferes with the replication of bacterial DNA and hinders the expression of ribosomal subunit proteins and enzymes essential for ATP production.

• Decreases biofilm biomass: By disrupting multiple crucial processes inside bacteria, colloidal silver helps decrease biofilm biomass which inhibits growth of various wound pathogens.

• Promotes faster healing: Through its multi-pronged antibacterial action, Hydroheal AM 50g Gel promotes faster healing by assisting in managing microbial load in the wound area.

• Keep Hydroheal AM 50g Gel in a cool, dry place at room temperature.

• Avoid exposure to direct sunlight and heat.

• Ensure the container is tightly closed when not in use.

• Keep this medicine out of the reach of children.

• If you have wounds, burns or skin infections requiring Hydroheal AM 50g Gel, maintaining a balanced diet rich in protein can promote wound healing. Consider foods like lean meat, fish, eggs, milk, beans and peas.

• Gentle exercise could improve circulation which aids in wound recovery. Always consult your doctor before starting any exercise routine. Light walking or stretching might be beneficial.