Curiosin gel

Manufacturer: Gedeon Richter, Hungary
Pharmaceutical name: Zinc hyaluronan
Pack: 1 tube (15g (0.1%))


Manufacturer: Gedeon Richter, Hungary
Pack: 1 tube 15g (0.1%)

Zinc hyaluronan is a biological polysaccharide and a physiological component of the intraocular fluid, natural component of extracellular connective tissue matrix. In ocular operation Zinc hyaluronan provides effective protection of bare tissue, causes mechanical protective action on wounds, lowers acute postoperative hyperemia.

Indications for Curiosin gel use:
• superficial wounds such as minor trauma wounds (abrasions, lacerations, cuts), minor burns
• mild-to-moderate form of acne vulgaris
You should take Curiosin gel under the supervision of a healthcare professional:
• chronic wounds such as leg ulcers of different origin and decubitus

Contraindications and cautions while taking Curiosin gel: Don not use Curiosin if you are hypersensitive to any components of the preparation.

Side effects of Curiosin gel:
The following are some of the side effects that are known to be associated with Curiosin gel. In some case local hypersensitivity (allergic reaction) may emerge.The following symptoms may occasionally occur at the beginning of use of Zinc hyaluronan: redness, mild transient stinging or burning sensations, and local pain. The following conditions were reported very rarely during clinical trials of Zinc hyaluronan: hypergranulation and partial necrosis found only in a very limited area of the wound bed, but the causal relationship to CURIOSIN gel therapy has not been established. The side effects of Zinc hyaluronan listed above may not include all of the side effects reported by the drugis manufacturer.

Interactions of Zinc hyaluronan with other medicines:
Tell your doctor or pharmacist what medicines you are already taking, including those bought without a prescription and herbal medicines, before you start treatment with Curiosin gel. Zinc hyaluronan is incompatible with cationic solutions if mixed opalescence appears.