Plermin Becaplermin Growth Factor Gel

Introduction of Plermin Becaplermin Growth Factor Gel

Diabetic foot ulcers are a complication of diabetes that are treated with Plermin Gel. It aids in the rapid healing of diabetic patients’ ulcers (sores) on their legs, ankles, or feet.

Plermin Gel relieves skin infections by hastening the recovery and regeneration of healthy skin. It is only intended for external use. Use it for the recommended amount of time and dosage as prescribed by your physician. It is necessary to clean and dry the afflicted region before using this medication. To maximize the benefits of this medication, it should be used on a daily basis.

Inform your doctor if at any point your condition does not get better or worsens. By keeping the afflicted areas clean, making sure they are dry, and washing your hands both before and after treating the infection, you can improve the way this drug works. Wearing appropriate footwear is recommended to boost the medication’s effectiveness.

Redness at the application site, burning, inflammation, and itching are a few typical adverse effects. Inform your doctor if any of the adverse effects worry you or if they persist. A severe allergic reaction necessitates immediate medical intervention for certain individuals. This manifests as a rash, swelling of the lips, throat, or face, difficulty breathing or swallowing, nausea, and dizziness. Obtain emergency assistance if this occurs.

It is unlikely that using it in combination with other oral or injectable medications will impact how it works, but if you have ever used a medication that is similar and experienced an allergic response, see your doctor before using it. Use of this medication during pregnancy should only occur when it is obviously necessary.