Product Description
Contractubex Gel is an anti-scar gel that is used to treat scars on the skin. It is mainly used to remove the scar that remains after the wound has healed.
Contractubex Gel Formula
Contractubex Gel contains Cepae Extract (0.1 gram) + Heparin (50 International units ) + Allantoin (0.01 gram).
Contractubex Gel Uses
Injuries or burns can happen to anyone at any time. They often leave a mark or scar on the skin. Moreover, some surgical treatments or stitches can also leave scars on the skin. Well, in that case, Contractubex Gel can help you treat those scars.
Many doctors prescribe Contractubex Gel in cases of scars or mark treatment. It is a non-invasive scar treatment gel. It should be used when the wound has healed and scab has fallen off or the stitches have been removed. It takes approximately 3-6 months to show its effect. With proper care and use, the redness, swelling, and mark of the scar can fade.
Common uses of this medicine are:
- Scar Treatment
- Scars Due to Burn, Injury, or Post Surgeries
- Reduces Swelling, Redness, and Pain Around the Scars
Doctors usually prescribe the drug to those with skin scars.
Contractubex Gel Alternatives
There are alternatives to this gel present in the market, such as Salicylix SF 6, ScarEnd Gel, Richglow Gel, ScarEnd Silicon Gel, Mederma Gel, Fusiwal Ointment, etc.
Medicinal Forms
Dosage and Administration
- Doctors recommend using the gel two or three times a day.
- It should only be used 1-2 times daily on children aged 1 and older.
- The gel is for external use only. It should be applied only to the sacred area and rubbed in a circular motion until it is fully absorbed.
- Use the Contractubex gel for approximately 3-6 months for the results.
- If you miss a dose of Contractubex Gel, then take the dose as early as possible. But if it is almost the time of the next dose, then skip the previous one and take the next one. And follow the regular dosing schedule.
- Follow the dosing instructions as advised by your doctor.
- Avoid contact with your eyes after applying the gel. If it comes in contact with your eyes, then rinse your eyes with water immediately.
Contractubex Gel Side Effects
Some of the commonly occurring effects after applying Contractubex Gel are as follows:
- Skin Irritation
- Redness
- Itching
- Thinner Skin (Uncommon)
- Burning, Stinging, or Tingling Sensation
Risks and Warnings
There are some circumstances under which the use of medicine can be alarming. So before using the medicine, know its risks and warnings. Some of the risks and warnings associated with it are:
Mothers who are pregnant or breastfeeding their babies should consult a doctor before taking this medicine. It can harm your baby’s health. So, it is advised to consult a healthcare provider before taking any drugs.
- Allergic to Contractubex Gel
If you’re allergic to Contractubex Gel or any other medicine like Contractubex Gel, then do not take it.
It is better to inform your doctor about any allergies you may have.
Drug Interactions
When you take more than two drugs together, they can cause a reaction in the body. Sometimes the reaction is not obvious. But sometimes, it can cause adverse reactions. Therefore, it is better to consult your doctor before taking any other medicines along with Contractubex Gel.
Contractubex Gel can interact with topical medications; therefore, it is better to talk to your doctor first if you’re taking any topical medicine.
Other than this, no interaction of this gel has been reported yet.
It is better to give a complete history of your allergies and medical conditions to your healthcare provider to avoid any drug interactions. It is advised not to stop taking the medicine on your own. Rather, inform your doctor and they can make the necessary changes.
Overdose of Contractubex Gel
In case of overdose, Contractubex gel isn’t likely to cause severe symptoms. If it is applied for a long period in massive amounts it might have any side effect.
Moreover, if this medicine is ingested then it can cause harm and immediate medical intervention may be needed.
Storage Conditions
- Store in a cool, dry place, and avoid refrigerating it
- Store it at room temperature (20–25°C)
- Keep it away from heat, direct sunlight, and moisture
- Keep it away from children and pets
- Do not use the medicine once it has passed its expiration date
