Principles In modern wound care, suitable wound dressings are used to create a moist wound environment, which is intended to optimize the healing process. Drying of the wound and scab formation are avoided as much as possible, as this delays healing. Infections should be avoided as much as possible by applying appropriate hygiene measures. General … Wound Care
Introduction A cold of the mother in the nursing period, above all during the winter months, is not untypical. Despite the cold, the baby may continue to be breastfed and there is no risk of transmitting the pathogens to the baby. The mother’s symptoms should be treated with as few medications as possible, since components … Breastfeeding with a cold
These drugs are allowed during breastfeeding A cold is usually a harmless viral infection that can be cured within days without medication. Especially during the nursing period, only the most necessary medication should be taken. A special eye and nose ointment containing the active ingredient dexpanthenol can be applied locally to the nasal mucosa. The … These drugs are allowed during breastfeeding | Breastfeeding with a cold
These home remedies can help Inhalation may help dry mucous membranes. Chamomile or thyme can be added to the water. Inhalation of the vapors has a certain decongestant and anti-inflammatory effect. Inhalation is possible several times a day for 10 to 15 minutes. It should be noted that the water temperature should not exceed 60 … These home remedies can help | Breastfeeding with a cold
Classification according to PH Production Ad hoc manufacturing Manufacture according to prefecture Classification according to the Therapeutic Products Act Magistral prescriptions (Formula magistralis): individual preparation of drugs on a doctor’s prescription. Formula officinalis: Production of medicines for the clientele according to official formulas. House specialties: Manufacture of medicines for clientele according to their own formula. … Production of Medicines in the Pharmacy
Introduction In the case of a smear infection, pathogens or infections are passed on by touch. This is why they are also called contact infections. In a smear infection, the infection can be transmitted either directly or indirectly. Infection carriers are the body secretions of the infected person, such as saliva, urine or stool. Direct … Lubrication infection
Symptoms The symptoms of a smear infection vary greatly, as many different pathogens can be transmitted in this way. Very often gastrointestinal infections or colds are transmitted via smear infections. Accordingly, the symptoms most frequently consist of diarrhoea and digestive problems, a cold and cough or conjunctivitis. Certain bacteria can also cause other symptoms. Chlamydia … Symptoms | Lubrication infection
Transmission of Chlamydia through smear infection Chlamydia is a bacterium that is divided into different subgroups and can cause different clinical pictures. Chlamydia is transmitted by smear infections. Most often this happens during sexual intercourse. But the pathogens can also be transmitted through stool or in the swimming pool. The different types of chlamydia cause … Transmission of Chlamydia through smear infection | Lubrication infection
How can I avoid smear infections? A lack of hygiene measures is the most common cause of smear infections. Pathogens are most frequently transmitted via the hands. Therefore, regular hand washing and hand disinfection is particularly important to prevent smear infections. Since it is impossible to prevent germs from getting on one’s own hands, especially … How can I avoid smear infections? | Lubrication infection
Symptoms Influenza (flu) usually begins suddenly and manifests itself in the following symptoms: High fever, chills, sweating. Muscle, limb and headache Weakness, fatigue, feeling sick. Cough, usually a dry irritating cough Rhinitis, nasal congestion, sore throat Digestive disorders such as nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, mainly in children. The flu occurs mainly in the winter months. … Flu Causes and Treatment
Introduction – What is Betaisodona® Powder Spray? Betaisodona® Spray is a so-called disinfectant or antiseptic. It can be applied to the skin and is used to kill a wide range of different pathogens. Betaisodona® Spray is often used to clean superficial wounds. Its disinfecting effect is intended to facilitate healing and prevent wound infection. Other … Betaisodona® Spray
Interaction There is a risk of interactions, especially when several disinfectants are applied simultaneously to the same area of skin. This is especially true for mercury-based disinfectants. Corrosive mercury iodide may be formed. However, disinfectants based on mercury are hardly used any more. If Betaisodona® Spray and lithium are used simultaneously, there is a risk … Interaction | Betaisodona® Spray
