CONTRACTUBEX

Contractubex Information

Contractubex is a medicine that comes under the form of a gel, based on vegetal extracts. It is typically recommended to treat old or new scars resulting from accidents, burns, acne or surgery. It is generally well tolerated by the organism, but it is nevertheless advised that the medicine is used only at the recommendation of the specialized health care professional. It acts by increasing the tegument elasticity and by changing the color of the affected area to match the surrounding healthy skin.

Contractubex Indications

Contractubex is generally recommended to patients as a treatment for hypertrophic and keloid scars, which may limit movement, or for post-surgery scars. Scars resulting from burns, accidents or amputations can be treated the same way, Contractubex offering a reparatory possibility that reduces the dimensions of the scar, adjusts the color of the skin in the affected area as well as reducing the tissue toughness allowing the skin to recover its softness.

Contractubex Warnings

Generally, the health care professionals will recommend against usage of Contractubex if you have an allergy to onion’s extract, allantoin or heparin, or any other of this product’s ingredients. Also, you should avoid therapy with this drug if you are undergoing any type of phototherapy, and it is also advised to avoid sunlight and any type of UV light and devices that produce such light. If you need to expose yourself to sunlight after application of Contractubex, make sure the entire area is well covered by loose protective clothing. It is not advised to treated area with bandages, wraps or any kind of tight clothing. Normal or loose clothing should be worn instead. It is advised that you avoid using this product after the expiry date printed on the package, or if the package is torn.

Contractubex Intake Guidelines

Contractubex comes under the form of a gel that needs to be applied to the affected area. In order to do so, extract an appropriate quantity from the tube and gently massage it over the affected area until the gel has properly penetrated the skin. This drug is made from active ingredients which complement each other, and the water soluble base allows the mixture to penetrate deep into the skin’s layers. The gel does not leave behind any kind of residue, and the protective screen shields the tissue it is applied on. Most of the time, Contractubex will restore the functionality of the affected tissues and their elasticity. It is advised that therapy is started as soon as possible for the best results to be obtained.

Contractubex Dosage

The dosage of Contractubex that needs to be applied each time largely depends on the dimensions of the affected area and on the age of the scar. Older scars will require more of the product, while newer ones will be able to regenerate with smaller quantities. It is highly advised that you consult a specialized health care professional, such as an esthetician or a dermatologist in order to obtain a Contractubex dosage appropriate for your case. You should never self medicate, unless you have obtained permission to do so from a professional health care specialist.

Contractubex Overdose

It is highly advised that you use the Contractubex dosage that was prescribed to you by your examining physician. At this time, the exact symptoms of an overdose with Contractubex are not fully known. If you experience any unwanted side effects, or if any unexpected and unpleasant effects begin to appear, you should contact a specialized health care professional or you should go to the nearest hospital to seek emergency medical attention.

Contractubex Missed Dose

If you fail to apply Contractubex to the affected area at the appropriate time, it is advised that you do so as soon as you remember. However, if it as almost time for another Contractubex application you should completely skip that dose and proceed with the regular therapy schedule. You should never apply a double dose in order to make up for a missed one. On the first occasion, you should explain the situation to the appropriate health care specialist and he or she will be able to provide you with further indications.

Contractubex Side Effects

In case you are allergic to Contractubex or any of its ingredients, the typical allergic reaction symptoms are expected to appear. These may include, but do not limit to rashes, hives, redness of the area and in severe cases swelling of the limbs, face or throat may occur. Apart from that, there are several other side effects that are associated with Contractubex usage, such as a drying of the skin in the affected area, or pain under the form of burning or stinging following the first application of the product. There may be other side effects related to usage of this medicine, and are not listed here. If you experience any unexpected and unwanted effects, you should immediately contact a specialized health care professional or go to the nearest hospital to seek medical attention.

Contractubex Drug Reactions

While Contractubex does not interact with any major drugs and products currently available, it is best that you inform the prescribing health care professional of any therapies you are currently using, as well as of any nutritional supplements, vitamins and minerals that you are currently taking as this may affect the treatment options or the dosage that is prescribed. Similarly, while undergoing therapy with Contractubex, you should consult your personal health care specialist before starting treatment with any other drugs, herbal products or nutritional supplements, in order to avoid any possible, unwanted reactions.