Ointments for wound healing

It is known that the faster the wound surface is tightened, the smaller trace will remain from the wound. In the first-aid kit of any family there must be some ointment for wound healing, because no one is immune from various skin injuries.

Of course, a small abrasion or cut can be treated only with greenery or peroxide. Oily form is suitable for the treatment of both non-essential and significant violations of the integrity of the skin.

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Indications for the use of ointments for wound healing

The use of ointment dosage forms for the treatment of wounds and injuries of the skin or soft tissues often contributes to their faster tightening. Although for a complete cure, as a rule, several different forms of medications may be required, depending on the stage of the granulation process. Thus, the form of the preparation may vary from a greasy to gel-like or pasty emulsion.

Such a medicine, like ointment, has been known for many centuries. Such drugs have long been used in the treatment of wounds, they are still used today. The ointment structure is such that a kind of protective film forms on the wound surface, which helps to soften the crust (scab) and prevents the pathogenic flora from entering from outside. Such properties are most relevant for the so-called dry wounds, which are not accompanied by all sorts of purulent or suppressive secretions.

The use of ointment preparations prevents the cracking of the scab and the development of an inflammatory process underneath it.

Some medications with a masseous consistency are used at any stage of healing of skin damage. This applies to drugs that, in addition to forming protection, contribute to active trophism and the restoration of damaged tissue layers.

Names of ointments for wound healing

Argosulfan - ointment with silver for wounds
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	The medicament contains sulfatiazole, which is known for its antimicrobial effect. This effect is enhanced by silver ions. In the systemic circulation falls a small dose of the drug.
Using ointments to heal wounds during pregnancy	Can be appointed only in extreme cases.
Contraindications for use	Probability of allergies, hereditary deficiency of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase, newborn children, women during lactation.
Side effects of ointments for wound healing	Rarely - allergies, dermatitis, itching.
Dosing and Administration	Use up to 3 per day. The maximum duration of therapy is 2 months.
Overdose ointments for wound healing	No data.
Interactions with other drugs	Do not use simultaneously with other external drugs on the same skin area.
Storage conditions and shelf life	Keep in cool and dark, up to 2 years.

Ichthyol ointment
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	Means based on ichthyol, has a significant anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect. Does not enter the systemic circulation.
Use during pregnancy	Allowed to use, provided that there is no contact with mucous membranes.
Contraindications for use	It is not used in pediatrics, as well as in patients with a tendency to an allergic response.
Side effects	Allergic processes that are expressed in skin reactions.
Dosing and Administration	Apply carefully, under a bandage or gauze, up to 3 times a day.
Overdose	External overdose is considered unlikely.
Interactions with other drugs	Do not use on one skin zone with other external medicines.
Storage conditions and shelf life	You can save up to 5 years under normal conditions.

Levomekol ointment for wounds
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	Antimicrobial and wound healing ointment form based on chloramphenicol and methyluracil. It is not toxic to the body.
Use during pregnancy	It is possible only after the doctor's permission.
Contraindications for use	Propensity to allergic processes, psoriasis, mycoses, eczematous rashes, children under 3 years old.
Side effects	Manifestations of allergy, general weakness.
Dosing and Administration	Levomekol applied to gauze or a tampon, apply no longer than 4 days.
Overdose	Contact sensitization for prolonged use.
Interactions with other drugs	Do not appoint in combination with sulfonamides, cytostatics, pyrazoline preparations.
Storage conditions and shelf life	Preserve under room conditions, up to 2 years.

Vishnevsky ointment
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	A well-known antiseptic, based on the properties of tar, xerobe and castor oil. Eliminates inflammation, dries wetness.
Use of Vishnevsky ointment during pregnancy	It is undesirable to use pregnant and lactating women.
Contraindications for use	Excessive sensitivity of the skin, significant dimensions of the affected skin, tumors.
Side effects	Manifestations of allergy, increased ultraviolet sensitivity.
Dosing and Administration	Use twice - in the morning and at night, under the bandage, until complete healing.
Overdose	Intensification of adverse events.
Interactions with other drugs	Information is absent.
Storage conditions and shelf life	You can save up to 5 years in a cool place.

Zinc ointment on wound
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	An external agent with drying, adsorbing and antiseptic action. Eliminates signs of inflammation and irritation of tissues.
Use of ointments during pregnancy	It is undesirable to use pregnant women.
Contraindications for use	Propensity to allergic processes.
Side effects	Allergic manifestations.
Dosing and Administration	Use topically, up to 3 times a day, as needed.
Overdose	No cases were recorded.
Interactions with other drugs	It is not recommended to mix with other ointments and creams.
Storage conditions and shelf life	Keep at normal temperature, up to 4 years.

Tetracycline ointment
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	Tetracycline ointment is a drug with an antibiotic for external use. Pharmacokinetic properties have not been studied.
Use of the drug during pregnancy	Very not recommended.
Contraindications for use	Allergic sensitivity of the body, fungal skin pathologies, pediatrics (children under 11 years of age).
Side effects	Photosensitivity of the skin, redness, discomfort.
Dosing and Administration	Use under the bandage up to 2 times a day. The duration of therapy is 14-20 days.
Overdose	There were no cases of overdose.
Interactions with other drugs	Not studied.
Storage conditions and shelf life	Keep in the refrigerator, up to 2 years.

Heparin ointment
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	Anticoagulant, displays antithrombotic, anti-inflammatory and anti-exsudative properties.
Use during pregnancy	Not recommended in the second half of pregnancy.
Contraindications for use	Heparin ointment on an open wound is not applied.
Side effects	Allergic manifestations.
Dosing and Administration	They are used only to eliminate aseptic infiltrates and local edema, as well as for resorption of subcutaneous hemorrhages.
Overdose	Bleeding, increased bleeding.
Interactions with other drugs	The effect is enhanced by oral ingestion of venotonics and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
Storage conditions and shelf life	Keep in the refrigerator until 3 years old.

Ointment First aid
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	Vitamin-plant-drug for accelerating tissue repair after surface damage.
Using ointments to heal wounds during pregnancy	The practice of using an external remedy First aid in pregnancy is absent.
Contraindications for use	Intolerance to the composition of the drug.
Side effects of ointments for wound healing	Probably the development of allergies.
Dosing and Administration	Apply after pretreatment with antiseptic, up to 3 times a day, without intensive rubbing. Duration of application - until complete healing.
Overdose ointments for wound healing	Information was not received.
Interactions with other drugs	There are no studies on the drug drug interaction.
Storage conditions and shelf life	Store in a cool place, up to 2 years.

Ointment Rescuer
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	Complex preparation with a nutritious, restoring and softening effect. Has a quick and long-lasting effect.
Using ointments to heal wounds during pregnancy	The use of pregnant women is permitted.
Contraindications for use	Chronic wounds (ulcers), a tendency to allergies.
Side effects of ointments for wound healing	Recurrence of chronic inflammation, allergy.
Dosing and Administration	Apply to the washed and dried wound surface as needed or when dressing. Periodically, the wound should be allowed to dry without bandage and ointment for 20 minutes.
Overdose ointments for wound healing	Cases are not described.
Interactions with other drugs	Do not advise to apply the product simultaneously with a solution of iodine or hydrogen peroxide.
Storage conditions and shelf life	Save up to 2 years in the room.

Povidone-iodine Ointment
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	Iodine-based medication for wound healing.
Use during pregnancy	Not recommended for pregnancy and lactation.
Contraindications for use	Increased thyroid function, impaired kidney function, hypersensitivity to iodine preparations, early childhood.
Side effects	Hypersensitivity reactions.
Dosing and Administration	Dosing is performed by a physician based on the concentration of the active ingredient and indications for use.
Overdose	Information was not received.
Interactions with other drugs	Studies have not been conducted.
Storage conditions and shelf life	Keep in cool conditions, up to 2 years.

Synthomycin ointment
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	The drug group of antibiotics with the active substance chloramphenicol.
Using ointments to heal wounds during pregnancy	Use with great care.
Contraindications for use	Propensity to allergy. Psoriatic, eczematous, fungal lesions of the skin.
Side effects of ointments for wound healing	Allergic manifestations.
Dosing and Administration	Apply under gauze, bandage or parchment, once every 1-3 days. The duration of therapy is individual.
Overdose ointments for wound healing	Intensification of adverse events.
Interactions with other drugs	Do not use in conjunction with cytostatics, ethyl alcohol, antifungal drugs, sulfonamides.
Storage conditions and shelf life	Keep in the refrigerator until 2 years old.

Revolution Ointment Ointment for Wounds
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	The natural composition of this product provides the fastest healing, stimulates regeneration. Suitable for both casual and surgical tissue damage.
Use during pregnancy	Allowed only under the supervision of a doctor.
Contraindications for use	Propensity to allergic manifestations.
Side effects	Allergic rashes, itching.
Dosing and Administration	Apply as needed until complete healing.
Overdose	No data available.
Interactions with other drugs	No drug interactions found.
Storage conditions and shelf life	They are kept in room conditions, up to 3 years.

Streptocide Ointment
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	A drug with a sulfonamide base, which has an antimicrobial and healing effect.
Using ointments to heal wounds during pregnancy	Streptocide ointment should not be used at any time of bearing the baby.
Contraindications for use	Severe kidney pathology, the likelihood of allergies.
Side effects of ointments for wound healing	Allergic manifestations.
Dosing and Administration	Apply independently or under bandage, several times a day, until complete recovery.
Overdose ointments for wound healing	Increased severity of adverse events.
Interactions with other drugs	During the therapy with streptocid ointment, the use of caffeine, digoxin, novocain, phenobarbital, adrenaline is undesirable.
Storage conditions and shelf life	Under normal conditions, keep up to 5 years.

Calendula Ointment
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	Herbal remedy for wounds, which includes substances with antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and regenerating ability. Kinetic properties have not been studied.
Use during pregnancy	Studies on the use of the preparation of calendula by pregnant women have not been conducted.
Contraindications for use	Allergic sensitivity to calendula.
Side effects	Manifestations of allergies.
Dosing and Administration	Maze-like remedy is applied under a bandage bandage or without it, according to an individually assigned scheme.
Overdose	It is considered impossible.
Interactions with other drugs	Undefined.
Storage conditions and shelf life	Keep in a dark place, up to 30 months.

Baneocin ointment
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	Remedy for wounds with combined antibiotic (bacitracin + neomycin). Through the skin, the absorption is minimal.
Using ointments to heal wounds during pregnancy	It is not recommended for use in the period of bearing a child.
Contraindications for use	Inclination to allergy manifestations, large wound surfaces, severe heart and kidney diseases.
Side effects of ointments for wound healing	Manifestations of allergies, sensitization to antibiotics, disorders of neuromuscular conduction.
Dosing and Administration	Apply the drug up to 3 times a day, for a week.
Overdose ointments for wound healing	Violations of the function of the kidneys and organs of hearing.
Interactions with other drugs	Unsuitable combination with cephalosporins, diuretics, analgesics and muscle relaxants.
Storage conditions and shelf life	They are kept in normal conditions for up to 3 years.

Oksolinovaya ointment
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	An agent based on oxoline is an antiviral and anti-herpetic agent.
Use during pregnancy	It is undesirable to use pregnant women.
Contraindications for use	Propensity to allergic manifestations.
Side effects	Burning sensation, allergy.
Dosing and Administration	For the treatment of dry wounds are used extremely rarely, since the drug has exclusively antiviral activity.
Overdose	Intensification of adverse events.
Interactions with other drugs	No data.
Storage conditions and shelf life	Keep in the refrigerator until 3 years old.

Ointment with aloe for wounds
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	Liniment based on the juice of aloe, castor and eucalyptus oils. Refers to biostimulants.
Use during pregnancy	Only after consultation with the doctor.
Contraindications for use	Children under 12 years, a tendency to allergic manifestations.
Wound healing agent	The phenomena of allergy.
Dosing and Administration	Use without bandaging twice a day, for 2-4 weeks.
Overdose	Not noted.
Interactions with other drugs	No data available.
Storage conditions and shelf life	Store in the refrigerator until 2 years old.

Ointment Stellanin
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	Bactericidal with active iodine. Has a wide range of antimicrobial activity.
Using ointments to heal wounds during pregnancy	This drug is contraindicated in the first half of pregnancy. In the second half, use with extreme caution.
Contraindications for use	Excess function of thyroid gland, thyroid adenoma, insufficient kidney function, use of radioactive iodine, pediatrics, a tendency to allergies.
Side effects of ointments for wound healing	Manifestations of allergies.
Dosing and Administration	Apply to apply a small layer twice a day.
Overdose ointments for wound healing	There is no description of an overdose.
Interactions with other drugs	Do not use in combination with preparations of mercury, alkalis and surfactants.
Storage conditions and shelf life	Keep in the refrigerator until 2 years old.

Ointment Sinaflan
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics	Anti-inflammatory hormonal drug based on glucocorticosteroids. Systemic absorption is negligible.
Use of the drug during pregnancy	Sinaflane is prohibited for use by pregnant women.
Contraindications for use	Propensity to allergies, infection, open wound surfaces, pregnancy, tuberculous lesions of the skin.
Side effects	Atrophic skin changes, necrosis, decreased adrenal performance.
Dosing and Administration	Use up to 3 times a day, up to 10 consecutive days.
Overdose ointment	No data available.
Interactions with other drugs	Studies have not been conducted.
Storage conditions and shelf life	They are kept in normal conditions for up to 2 years.

For rapid and competent healing of the wound surface, special external preparations are used that prevent infection and stimulate scarring - tightening and repairing damaged tissues. Below, we offer you a list of the most effective ointments for wound healing. This is a kind of rating of external medications that are most popular among patients.

Rating of ointments for wound healing

• An ointment for healing the wounds on the face must have some binding qualities: to stimulate healing and at the same time not to irritate the delicate skin of the face. The following drugs meet these criteria:
  • Pantoderm - an external agent with a metabolic and anti-inflammatory effect, which is applied a thin layer directly on the wound;
  • Levomekol is an anti-inflammatory drug of combined action, it is used on wounds of any type, including in the presence of purulent discharge;
  • Bruise-OFF - ointment for healing small wounds and scratches in the face area;
  • Streptocide ointment - helps with purulent inflammation, has an antimicrobial effect.

These ointments from wounds are used a few days after the injury, and necessarily - after consulting a doctor.

• An ointment with an antibiotic for healing wounds will help in case of danger of infection - getting into the wound of pathogenic bacteria. Here, the rules for choosing a drug are: the more significant the damage to tissues, the stronger the antibacterial agent should be.

For example, everyone knows the well-known Boro Plus cream can be irreplaceable for minor wounds and cuts. For extensive purulent wounds, preparations on a special basis with increased absorption are suitable: such mazepodobnye forms have a better penetrating ability and can ensure an early removal of exudate from the tissues outside. To such external means it is possible to carry "Levomekol", "Furagel", "Povidone-iodine", "Nitacid" or "Streptonitol". The listed medications can be used practically at any stage of wound healing.

• An ointment for wounds after surgery is usually prescribed by a surgeon. Most often such an ointment is Solcoseryl - a regenerating drug, prepared on the basis of the blood extract of dairy calves. Solcoseryl accelerates the granulation stage, improves the properties of epithelial tissue.

The analogue of the above drug is the Actovegin ointment, which has a similar composition. The agent is applied once a day, it is possible to apply under a bandage bandage.

Another classic purpose for the treatment of postoperative wounds is Levomekol. This medicine combines the properties of an antibiotic and a regenerating agent. Especially often, Levomecol is prescribed for the treatment of suppurating wound surfaces.

• Ointment for a deep wound should have a high degree of absorption, that is, absorbed into the layers of tissue as deeply as possible. A similar property is possessed by such external forms as Solcoseryl, Levomekol, Rikhitol, Eplan and Baneocin. Most of these ointments are placed inside the wound, using tampons or napkins.

Among other drugs, I would like to single out gel Dermatix. Usually it is prescribed to treat skin lesions, which are delayed with a high probability of forming extensive scars. For the application, the minimum amount of gel is used - this is sufficient for a quality wound surface tightening.

• Ointment for wounds sore is selected depending on the stage of the wound process. So, at the stage of inflammation, when it is necessary to ensure the removal of fluid from the tissues, water-soluble preparations, for example, Levomecol or Levosin, are best suited. Other liniments in most cases are not suitable, as they can prevent the liquid from escaping.

At the regeneration stage, ointment can be used to dry the wound, but it will be better if the preparation is gel-like. Most often, doctors prefer plant remedies based on sea buckthorn, dog rose, and also medicines with silver ions.

• The best ointment for dry wounds is Solcoseryl, or Actovegin. The drug is rich in blood components - a protein that is devoid of hemostasis of calf blood. The drug exhibits antihypoxic properties, and also enhances intracellular metabolism.

Frequency of applying ointment for dry wounds - twice a day, for at least 12-14 days.

• Ointment from a wound in the mouth should have the properties of an antiseptic and not have a toxic effect, since the mucous membrane absorbs medicinal substances much more intensively than denser skin. What are the grease-like forms for use in the oral cavity?

1. Metrogil Denta is a gel-like preparation, which contains metronidazole and chlorhexidine, which is responsible for the antimicrobial and antiseptic effect of the drug. With minimal absorption in the tissue, Metrogil Denta has a healing effect on the oral mucosa and periodontium. The drug is used twice a day for a week, without rinsing.
2. Holisal is a stomatologic agent with antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect. It can be used in pregnancy, in nursery or adult practice, however, in children up to 12 months Holisal is used with great care. The drug is applied after a meal, as in the next 2-3 hours after application it is not recommended to drink or eat.

• Ointment for wound healing in diabetes should be selected by a doctor-endocrinologist, because in patients with this disease, wounds are always delayed problematically and for a long time. Moreover, there is a high probability that a purulent or other pathological process will join the wound surface.

With diabetes, massive vascular and nerve damage occurs, immunity decreases. Therefore, if the patient notices that purulent discharge has appeared on the damaged tissue site, or the process of dying off (necrosis) has begun, then the consultation of the endocrinologist should be immediate.

Most often, for the treatment of wounds in diabetes mellitus, solutions of antiseptics are used, and only after that they resort to the use of ointments - mainly with antimicrobial effect:

• Levomekol (applied to a napkin or directly to the wound, daily);
• Levosin (used to impregnate bandages and tampons, until complete cure).

Simultaneously, the oral course of drugs is carried out, aimed at strengthening the body's defenses.

• Anti-inflammatory ointments for wounds are used in the first stage of wound healing. According to the rating, the following anti-inflammatory drugs have the best anti-inflammatory effect:
  • Levomekol - destroys the infection in the wound, raises local immunity, perfectly restores the damaged tissue;
  • Nitacid - contains antibacterial components of Streptocide and Netazol, which allows using ointment in purulent processes, for the treatment of sutures after surgery, for the treatment of abscesses;
  • Balm Rescuer is a natural preparation known for its analgesic, antiseptic and healing properties;
  • Streptolaven - contains ultralizin and antimicrobial substance Miramistin, therefore eliminates inflammation even in purulent and necrotic wounds. Can be used for diabetes mellitus.
• An anesthetic ointment for wounds is almost never applied to extensive open wounds. Most often, such a tool is used for minor cuts and scratches (for example, the Rescuer balm), or with bruises of soft tissues (Clofezon ointment, Sanitas, Voltaren, Gevkamen, Dolgit, Ketoprofen).

The listed medicines reduce the severity of the inflammatory process, alleviate pain, which is more of a concern immediately after the injury.

With an open, sogging wounds, it is better to give preference to wound healing preparations, and anesthesia should be carried out by anesthetics or by analgesic tablets prescribed by a doctor.

• Is there an ointment for an unhealed wound? In the treatment of non-healing (hard-healing) wounds, one application of ointments, even very strong ones, is indispensable. In most cases, the doctor appoints complex antibiotics, drugs that improve trophic processes, etc. Of the ointments, the external preparation with antiseptic properties of methyluracil with miramistin has proved to be well. This ointment is sufficient to apply once a day, after pretreatment with antiseptic, until complete cure.
• Antiseptic ointment for wounds is relevant for the treatment and prevention of infected wounds. This drug delays the multiplication of bacteria, eliminates or prevents the inflammatory process, which significantly contributes to the tightening of the lesion. The rating of antiseptic ointment preparations is as follows:
  • Bepanten plus - a combination of chlorhexidine and panthenol;
  • Betadine (analogue of Povidone-iodine);
  • Ointment Vishnevsky (a combination of tar, xerobes and castor oil);
  • Boro plus cream (vegetable based);
  • Boric ointment (a preparation based on boric acid);
  • Calendula Ointment Dr. Taiss.

The list contains the most common ointment forms, which are often purchased in pharmacies.

• Hormonal ointment for wound healing, as a rule, is not applied. This remedy is provided for the treatment of skin diseases such as dermatitis, psoriasis, dermatomyositis, etc. The expediency of using such a drug depends entirely on the doctor's decision. Among the most popular hormonal ointments can be identified:
  • Advantan - an external agent based on methylprednisolone;
  • Elokom - a preparation containing a synthetic glucocorticosteroid mometasone furoate;
  • Dermoveit - ointment preparation with glucocorticoid hormone clobetasol propionate;
  • Lorinden is a remedy with flumethasone (synthetic glucocorticosteroid);
  • Sinaflan is liniment based on fluocinolone acetonide.

Hormonal ointments are not designed for self-treatment, as their uncontrolled use can adversely affect the patient's health.

• Are ointments used for bleeding wounds? As a rule, with bleeding wounds, regardless of the degree of bleeding, ointments are not used. Their application begins only when the wound is covered with granulation. Therefore, the list of the most popular external drugs for the treatment of skin wounds ointment forms from bleeding are absent.
• Ointment for abrasions and wounds for children - which is better? In fact, a lot of such funds are known, and every family in which there are children chooses the most suitable for their price and quality. Doctors strongly recommend having one of the following medicines in the family medicine cabinet:
  • Olazole is a preparation based on sea buckthorn oil, boric acid and chloramphenicol. Suitable for use in children from 2 years of age;
  • Sulfargin is an ointment preparation containing silver sulfadiazine. Used in children's practice from 3 months of age;
  • Actovegin is a medicine made from deproteinized calf blood extract. It is often used in pediatrics;
  • Bepanten is an external medicine with provitamin B5 (dexpanthenol). It is applied from birth.
  • Eplan - a tool for wound healing, can be used in children of any age.

When choosing any medications for children, a pediatrician consultation is mandatory!

• The final stage of the rating is the most effective prescription for ointment for wound healing. It's no secret that recipes of alternative medicine often have unique properties. In doing so, they are based on the use of affordable and inexpensive natural ingredients. Let's go directly to the options for cooking home ointment forms.

1. Take an arbitrary amount of melted fat or other fat (for example, vegetable or butter), warm it up to a hot state, but do not bring to a boil. Add crushed propolis, continue to cook for 25-30 minutes on low heat. After filter and cool. The resulting mass is used to treat wounds and skin diseases.
2. Shredded burdock rhizomes mix with the same treated rhizome rhizome (30 and 20 g respectively). Pour 100 g of vegetable oil and simmer at minimum heat for about a quarter of an hour. Then filter and cool. Use for application 2-3 times a day.
3. Mix 100 g of vegetable oil, 12 g of wax, 20 g of rosin, 1 g of incense, 1 tbsp. L. Fresh butter. All grind, add to the container and boil for 10 minutes, stirring constantly. To cool. Such a mixture can be used under the bandage, applying to the wounds as needed.

What is the best ointment for wounds?

This question can not be given an unambiguous answer, since each person chooses a drug based on a variety of preferences:

• low allergenicity of the drug;
• the possibility of use for all family members;
• low or high price category;
• "Universality" of the external means - the possibility of using not only to treat wounds, but also other lesions of the skin.

Of course, if the ointment for treating the wound is matched correctly, the healing process will go much faster and more comfortable. It is advisable for this to immediately consult a doctor, especially if the wound is extensive and (or) deep.

With small wounds and cuts inexpensive ointments for wound healing can be useful:

• Levomekol tube of 40 g, the cost of up to 15 UAH;
• liniment Vishnevsky tube 40 g, the cost - up to 15 UAH;
• ointment of calendula tube 30 g (Phytopharm, Ukraine), cost - up to 10 UAH;
• Boric ointment 5% tube 25 g - up to 10 UAH.

The average price category is domestic external preparations, often with combined action:

• ointment methyluracil 10% tube 25 g, the cost is up to 35 UAH;
• Boro plus antiseptic, the cost - up to 35 UAH.

As practice shows, that treatment is not delayed, it is recommended to apply a comprehensive approach. For example, an ointment for wound healing can be successfully combined with other dosage forms: gel, antiseptic solutions, oral preparations. Since it is extremely important to know when and in what quantities to use those or other medicines, the treatment of wounds should be under the control of a medical specialist.