#MOIST OINTMENT IMEME SKIN#

A known hypersensitivity to the product.No side effects to the product have been reported so far, except for rare allergic reactions to sesame oil. How often to apply the product: follow medical advice.Depending on the seriousness, extension, and location of the damage, applications can be reduced to simple massages to let the ointment be absorbed.If there are no contraindications, in following applications it is possible to previously cleanse the area with sterile water as the ointment is totally water dispersible and leaves no residues.Spread the necessary amount of ointment on the area and cover with sterile gauze, possibly imbibed with more ointment.MEBO Is safe for the infant that nursing can proceed without any hazards. MEBO should cover the wound in a relatively thick layer (about 3m) under a sterile dressing and renewed twice daily.Ī thin layer of MEBO should be applied to the nipple under a light pad, and renewed 3 – 4 times daily. A thin layer should cover the burn site and be renewed 3 to 4 times daily.Ī thin layer of MEBO should cover the donor site and be renewed 3 to 4 times daily if exposed or twice daily if closed.Ī sterile gauze should be impregnated with MEBO and should fill the cavity of the ulcer, and renewed twice daily. MEBO should be applied as mentioned before to liquefy the necrotic tissue. MEBO should be applied as before, but only once daily. MEBO should be applied as before, but less frequently (2 – 3 times daily). but if there is a need, a light dressing can be used and a relatively thicker layer (about 3mm thickness) should be applied and renewed twice daily. Before reapplication, the liquefied necrotic tissue and the residues of the old MEBO should be wiped off gently. Reapplication should be done 3 to 4 times daily if exposed or twice daily if closed.Ī thin layer of MEBO should cover the bumt area and be renewed 3 to 4 times daily. Iti better to keep the wound exposed, but if there is a need, a light dressing can be used. A thin layer (about 1mm thickness) should cover the burnt area. MEBO should be applied as immediately as possible. First degree burns (Superficial burns):.Mucous membrane wounds such as buccal ulcers.Surgical wounds including obstetrical wounds.Post laser resurfacing, chemical peeling, and dermabrasion.Chronic wounds including bed ulcers, diabetic foot, and lag ulcers.to decrease pain, control infection, and expedite healing (average of 7 days has been reported). Third degree bums, to isolate the wound, reduce pain, and expedite nonsurgical debridement of the necrotic tissue to prepare the wound for grafting.

#MOIST OINTMENT IMEME SKIN#

It is properly applied, no skin grafting is needed and regeneration takes place from hair follicles and glands in the dermis and subcutaneous tissue. Second degree bums, superficial and deep.First-degree burns, where the pain relief and the fast healing are remarkable, e.g.MEBO has been used successfully in the treatment of the following wounds:.Expediting epithelization with exceptionally acceptable cosmesis.Absorbing residual heat in acute burn wounds.Reducing body fluids loss from damaged skin (burns).Maintaining drainage and gaseous exchange. Isolating and protecting the wound bed from environmental factors but at the same time.Providing local nutrition for wound bed cells.Isolating and protecting exposed and injured nerve ending producing thereby an analgesic effect.

Creating an atmosphere unfavorable for bacterial and fungal colonization.

Inducting an anti- inflammatory effect reducing edema and erythema.

Providing an optimum physiological moisture necessary for regeneration and repair.

In addition, MEBO contains nutritional elements needed for skin cells vitality and regeneration.

The base of the ointment is of Sesame oil and beeswax.

B-sitosterol 0.25% as the main active ingredient.

MEBO ointment is of natural and herbal edible origin is composed of: MEBO (Moist Exposed Burn Ointment) is the ointment, which has been developed to fulfill the above criteria. whereby keratinocytes migration, angiogenesis, and interaction with growth factors are facilitated. The concept of this therapy is to expose the wound to a physiological moist environment to enhance natural healing processes. Moist Exposed Burn Therapy (MEBT) was introduced into medical practice since two decades in China.

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