Dexpanthenol axicur® wound and healing cream, 20 g

Dexpanthenol axicur® wound and healing cream

Dexpanthenol axicur® wound and healing cream supports wound healing in superficial skin injuries.The cream is ideal for abrasions, cuts, cracked skin or minor burns.It promotes the regeneration of skin cells and can also be used for mucous membrane lesions.The cream is suitable for adults, teenagers and children.

The active ingredient dexpanthenol, also known as provitamin B5, is converted into vitamin B5 in human cells.This stimulates the regeneration of damaged tissue.When used locally, dexpanthenol compensates for the increased need for pantothenic acid in damaged skin or mucous membranes.This helps new skin cells form and allows small cuts and injuries to heal more quickly.Due to these properties, dexpanthenol is also known as a “skin vitamin”.

Areas of application

Dexpanthenol axicur® wound and healing cream is used for superficial skin injuries and cracked skin.Skin injuries often occur due to heat, mechanical stress or sharp objects.The cream supports the healing process by promoting the regeneration of the affected skin cells.It can also be used for mucous membrane lesions and in children.

For superficial skin injuries such as abrasions or minor burns, optimal treatment is crucial.Disinfecting the affected area is essential to avoid inflammation.As soon as a crust has formed on the wound, Dexpanthenol axicur® can support wound healing and relieve the associated itching.

During the cold season, the skin is particularly stressed by dry air in heated rooms and frequent blowing of the nose.This can lead to dry and cracked skin.Dexpanthenol axicur® supports the healing process in such cases.

Frequent hand washing and the use of disinfectants, especially during the corona pandemic, can dry out the skin and make it cracked.The active ingredient dexpanthenol promotes wound healing and supports the regeneration of stressed skin.

Active ingredients / ingredients / ingredients

The ingredients of Dexpanthenol axicur® wound and healing cream include the active ingredient dexpanthenol.1 g of cream contains 50 mg of dexpanthenol.Other ingredients include bronopol, wool wax, white petroleum jelly, thick paraffin and purified water.

Contraindications

If you are known to be hypersensitive to any of the ingredients, the product should not be used.

Dosage

Apply Dexpanthenol axicur® wound and healing cream thinly to the affected skin areas once or several times a day.The duration of use depends on the type and course of the disease and should not be longer than 7 days without medical advice.

Intake

Apply the cream thinly to the affected skin areas.

Patient information

No special precautions are required.

Pregnancy

Since it is not known how much dexpanthenol is absorbed through the skin into the bloodstream, the benefits of use should be carefully weighed against the possible risks when used over large areas during pregnancy and breastfeeding.There is no fundamental application restriction.Ask your doctor or pharmacy for advice about taking/using any medicines.

Notes

Dexpanthenol axicur® wound and healing cream 50 mg/g cream.Areas of application: Agents to support wound healing.Use on the skin to support the healing of skin and mucous membrane lesions.Contains bronopol and lanolin (may contain traces of butylhydroxytoluene).Read the package leaflet.No prescription is required for this product.

Frequently asked questions & Answers

How long can I use Dexpanthenol cream?If the wound takes longer to heal, i.e.h.If you exceed 7 days of use, seek advice from your doctor.

How do I prevent infection of superficial wounds?If you have a fresh scrape or cut, you should clean the wound with clean water to remove small foreign objects.Then disinfect the wound with a suitable wound disinfectant.Depending on the size of the wound, you can cover the wound with a plaster or a sterile bandage.

In the case of burns due to first degree burns, you should cool the wound as soon as possible after it occurs and cover it with a suitable, preferably sterile, wound dressing.Observe the healing process of the wound.If inflammation or pus occurs, see a doctor immediately.