Chlorexidine/Benzalkonium/Benzyl Alcohol Mylan 50 ml is indicated for the antisepsis of small superficial wounds.
This medicine is indicated for the antisepsis of small superficial wounds. It is a solution for topical application.
The skin is the body's first line of defence against external aggression. It protects against environmental impurities and the sun, and acts as a barrier against germs and other pathogens. An open wound from a cut or abrasion represents a chink in this protective armor, allowing pathogens to infiltrate the body. In the case of an open skin wound, the wound must be disinfected before being covered with a dressing or compress. This prevents germs and other bacteria from entering the body through the open wound. If you fail to disinfect the wound, you expose yourself to a certain risk of infection: pathogenic germs can spread throughout the body via the bloodstream.
If it's a small cut or scrape, in the vast majority of cases the wound will bleed. It's only human to want to stop the bleeding as quickly as possible. Nevertheless, let the blood flow for a short while: this way, the bleeding will allow pathogens that have penetrated the wound to emerge, prompting an initial natural disinfection of the skin. To clean the wound, let running water run over the affected part of the body. If this is not possible, dab the area with a clean cloth and lukewarm water. Carefully check the wound for foreign bodies. You can use tweezers to carefully remove small gravels and splinters of glass or wood.
Once the wound has been thoroughly cleaned and is no longer bleeding, the next step is to disinfect it. To do this, use an antiseptic spray containing the active ingredient chlorhexidine, for example, which is highly effective against a multitude of bacteria. Finally, protect the wound with a bandage to prevent pathogens from infiltrating from the outside. For larger cuts and abrasions, use a sterile compress secured with a gauze bandage.
1 to 2 applications per day.
No need to rinse after application.
Use is limited to 5 days.
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The active ingredients are :
chlorhexidine gluconate... 0,25 g
benzalkonium chloride... 0.025 g
benzyl alcohol... 4 ml
The other component is :
purified water.
What are the side effects and contraindications?
Never use CHLORHEXIDINE/BENZALKONIUM/ BENZYL ALCOHOL MYLAN CONSEIL, solution for topical application
Do not use on large surfaces, under occlusive dressings, on deeply burned skin, or on the skin of premature babies or infants, due to the risk of passage into the general circulation.
This medicine is only a local antiseptic. Its action only reduces the number of micro-organisms.
Use with caution in newborns, particularly premature infants, solution for local application may cause chemical burns to the skin. Precautions for use
Avoid simultaneous or successive use of other antiseptics.
Handle with care, as microbial contamination may occur as soon as an antiseptic preparation is opened.
Stop using CHLORHEXIDINE/BENZALKONIUM/ BENZYL ALCOHOL MYLAN CONSEIL solution for topical application and consult your doctor immediately if you notice any signs suggesting an allergic reaction. These signs are listed under "Serious adverse reactions" in section 4.IF IN DOUBT, DO NOT HESITATE TO ASK YOUR DOCTOR OR PHARMACIST.
Keep out of the reach of children.
Pregnancy and breast-feeding: If you are pregnant or breast-feeding, think you may be pregnant or are planning to become pregnant, ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice before taking this medicine.
Presentation - Packaging
Chlorexidine/Benzalkonium/Benzyl Alcohol Mylan is available from our online pharmacy in 50 ml bottles.
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