BONJELA GEL

Bonjela Gel Information

Bonjela Gel is a medical product which contains two active substances: Cetalkonium Chloride and Choline Salicylate. Choline Salicylate is a NSAID that acts by blocking cyclo-oxygenase, thus preventing the body from producing prostaglandins. This helps reduce pain and inflammation in the treated area. Cetalkonium Chloride is an antiseptic substance which prevents the infection of lesions by fungi and bacteria.

Bonjela Gel Indications

Bonjela Gel is typically employed in the relief of pain and discomfort caused by denture irritation, cold sores, mouth ulcers or sore spots caused by braces. This medical product is also prescribed to prevent bacterial and fungal infections in the above situations, but there may be other situations in which Bonjela Gel may be prescribed. If you would like to find out about this medication or if you have any questions regarding why you have been recommended a treatment with this medical product, it is best that you consult your personal health care provider as he or she may be able to offer more details on the matter.

Bonjela Gel Warnings

It is recommended that Bonjela Gel applications are not performed more often than recommended. In the case of denture irritations, application of the gel on the dentures may worsen the irritation. Instead, it is advised that the dentures are removed before applying the medicine; one should allow 30 minutes before reinserting the dentures. This medical product should not be used in children of less than four months of age.

This medicinal product may not be prescribed or used for the treatment of patients suffering from an allergy to Bonjela Gel or to any of its ingredients, or for the treatment of patients that have active peptic ulcer.

Bonjela Gel Intake Guidelines

The exact Bonjela Gel application schedule will be determined by your personal health care professional taking into account a number of factors such as the medical condition that is being treated, your age and your personal preference. For adult patients the number of applications is of no more than once every three hours, while for the treatment of children the applications may not be performed more often than once every four hours. Typically, an alleviation of the symptoms occurs within at most 7 days of therapy. If after this timeframe your situation does not improve, it is recommended to seek the advice of your personal physician.

Bonjela Gel Dosage

It is best that you only employ the Bonjela Gel dosage that has been prescribed specifically for your case by the examining health care specialist. The exact dosage and application schedule may vary from one situation to another, and as such you should never use the Bonjela Gel dosage that has been prescribed for the treatment of another patient or a dosage that has been prescribed to you in the past.

Bonjela Gel Overdose

At this time, it has not been established what the exact symptoms of an overdose with Bonjela Gel are, but it is expected that an overdose would manifest as an exacerbation of the possible side effects. In order to avoid becoming affected by an overdose, it is best to use this medical product exactly as recommended by the examining health care specialist and to avoid exceeding the recommended dosage. If you suspect an overdose with Bonjela Gel, it is strongly suggested to consult your physician or to contact the local poisons center for further information.

Bonjela Gel Missed Dose

In the event that you have missed an application of Bonjela Gel, it is advised that you apply the missed dose as soon as you remember. However, you should completely skip the missed dose if the moment when you remember is too close to another scheduled application; after this, continue with your normal medication schedule. You may consult your personal health care specialist to determine if there is any further action that needs to be taken in this situation; however, unless otherwise directed by your personal physician, you should never employ a larger dose of Bonjela Gel to make up for the missed dose.

The risk of missing any application of Bonjela Gel may be reduced by establishing a strict medication schedule, and applying the gel at around the same times every day. Your personal health care specialist may assist you in setting up a proper application schedule.

Bonjela Gel Side Effects

While in most cases, usage of Bonjela Gel may not cause the appearance of side effects, some patients have experienced unexpected symptoms. In some situations, these may be severe; such is the case of an allergic reaction to this medicine, manifested through swelling of the tongue, lips or face, hives or breathing difficulties caused by closing of the throat. If you experience any of the signs and symptoms of an allergy to Bonjela Gel, you should immediately stop using this medical product and seek advice from your personal health care professional.

Apart from allergic symptoms, some patients have experienced ulcerations at the site of application after following a treatment course with Bonjela Gel. In most cases, this was a result of excessive applications of this medicine. If you experience a similar effect, or other bothersome effects not listed here, you should seek the advice of your personal health care provider.

Bonjela Gel Drug Reactions

At this time, studies have revealed no significant interactions between Bonjela Gel and other drugs and medicines. That does not mean that such reactions are not possible. In order to prevent any accidental drug interactions, it is recommended that prior to starting a therapy course with Bonjela Gel you should let the prescribing health care professional know of any other drugs and medicines you are currently taking, especially any products that are applied to the same area.

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