Medicine Description bee-care
bee care is a topical cream for treating wounds and burns, protecting the skin from infections, and providing
excellent skin hydration that reduces roughness and peeling.
It contains an enhanced formula of natural skin-moisturizing ingredients such as aloe vera, honey, propolis, and shea
butter, in addition to vitamin C.
bee care Cream Ingredients
This cream contains the following active ingredients:
- Honey
- Aloe Vera
- Propolis
- Triclosan
- Shea Butter
- Calendula
- Vitamin C
- Comfrey
bee care Concentrations
The cream is available in one concentration but comes in two sizes: a 30g tube and a 60g tube.
bee care Uses
This cream is used in the following cases:
- Treatment of ulcers
- Treatment of wounds
- Skin hydration
- Treatment of burns Reduces skin roughness.
- Protects the skin from infections.
- Relieves chafing and skin irritation.
Dosage of bee care Cream
The appropriate dose is determined by the treating physician or pharmacist, depending on the severity of the condition
and its intended use. The usual dose is to apply a thin layer to the affected area 2-3 times daily.
How to Use bee care Cream?
To get the most benefit from the cream, follow these tips:
- Wash your hands thoroughly before applying the cream.
- Gently clean the affected area with lukewarm water and dry it without rubbing vigorously.
- Apply a thin layer of cream to the affected area and massage it in until absorbed.
- Keep the affected area exposed to air and dry unless your doctor recommends covering it with a bandage.
- Change the bandage regularly, especially if it becomes wet or soiled.
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Do not use more than one product on the affected area. If your doctor prescribes otherwise, allow a period of time
between applications.
- Stop use immediately and consult your doctor if burning or a rash occurs.
Contraindications for bee care Cream
Its use is contraindicated in certain cases, such as:
- Use with caution during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
- Contraindicated in cases of allergy to any of the cream's ingredients.
- Contraindicated if the wound has excessive discharge, pus, or an odor.
- Caution is advised if the patient suffers from skin allergies or eczema.
- Use with caution if the affected area is on the face or around the eyes.
- Contraindicated in cases of chronic wounds such as bedsores and diabetic foot ulcers.
Side Effects of bee care Cream
This product may cause some side effects, such as:
- Itching.
- Burning.
- Redness.
- Mild swelling.
- Excessive skin softening.
Available Alternatives to bee care Cream
Several alternatives to this cream are available, including:
- Melo.
- Mebo.
- Depo.
- Api Care.
- Burnasores.
- Nataria Plus
- Citropanthen
Storage and Care
The cream should be stored below 25°C and away from direct sunlight and high humidity. It should also be kept in its
original container and out of reach of children.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is bee care a moisturizer?
Yes, it contains ingredients that help moisturize the skin, such as aloe vera, honey, and shea butter. However, it is
primarily used to treat burns, wounds, and ulcers. Its moisturizing effect helps create a suitable environment for
faster healing of the affected skin.
Is bee care cream suitable for pregnant women?
This product is relatively safe; however, caution is advised when using it, and it should be used under the
supervision of a doctor to determine the appropriate dosage, which varies depending on each individual case.
Can bee care be applied to an open wound?
Yes, it can be applied to open wounds as it contains active ingredients that treat wounds, ulcers, and burns, many of
which are open wounds. However, it should be used with caution and according to the instructions of a doctor or
pharmacist.
Is bee care cream beneficial after laser treatment?
Yes, it contains natural ingredients such as honey, propolis, and aloe vera, which soothe and moisturize the skin and
accelerate healing of minor burns that may be caused by laser treatment.