
Antiscar100 mg+50 IU+10 mg
Topical Gel
Medicine overview
Indications of Antiscar 100 mg+50 IU+10 mg
Dosage of Antiscar 100 mg+50 IU+10 mg
Interaction of Antiscar 100 mg+50 IU+10 mg
Contraindications
Side Effects of Antiscar 100 mg+50 IU+10 mg
Precautions & Warnings
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Pregnancy
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Antiscar 100 mg+50 IU+10 mg used for?
This gel is indicated for the following scar treatment: hypertrophic and keloid scars scar that occurs after surgery scar that occurs after amputation, burns and trauma scar due to traumatic tendon contracture
What is the dosage of Antiscar 100 mg+50 IU+10 mg?
This gel should be applied 3-4 times a day to the affected area and massaged gently in order to achieve better penetration. Continue with a circular motion until the gel is completely absorbed. Treatment may take several weeks or months depending on the size of existing scars and contracture.This gel is very safe and its tolerability has been proven in numerous clinical studies. Small children and…
What are the side effects of Antiscar 100 mg+50 IU+10 mg?
This gel is generally well tolerated even in long-term use. In rare cases, some local irritations are reported such as slight erythema and itching. These side effects do not require discontinuation of the treatment.
Who should not take Antiscar 100 mg+50 IU+10 mg?
This gel should not be used in patients with known hypersensitivity to any of its ingredients.
What precautions should be taken with Antiscar 100 mg+50 IU+10 mg?
During treatment of fresh scars with this preparation, excess cold, UV lights and abrupt massage should be avoided. Avoid contact with eyes, the inside of the nose or mouth and other mucous membranes.
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