CleaDerma DCB ointment
A Medical Device ointment for the treatment of pressure ulcers (Bed Sores), Vascular Ulcers, Diabetic Ulcers, and Severe Xerosis. A world-leading preventative treatment for Pressure/Vascular Ulcers.
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How to ease their suffering?
Please note that CleaDerma DCB does not replace wound care protocol. This is an additional treatment.
Note: if the patient is immobile, please adhere to all the needed procedures to improve blood circulation (It is essential to keep the patient’s skin dry and clean, use an Anti-decubitus mattress, turn the patient from one side to another every few hours, perform a set of physical exercise daily).
Wash your hands before and after treating the wound. Use gloves at all times
Stages 1-2 of pressure ulcer treatment:
Before using the CleaDerma DCB ointment, carefully clean the wound with saline and dry the wound.
The pressure ulcer and the area around it are in dire need of moisture, nutrition, and oxygen, so you must apply enough ointment to cover the area and skin around it, massaging gently until the area is evenly covered; no need to rub it. Not necessary to bandage. Use ointment two to three times a day and clean once a day before the first application until the skin improves as directed by a doctor.
Remember:
Always ensure that the wound and surrounding area are clean, with no extra moisture, urine, and feces remaining.
Stage 3 of treating a pressure ulcer:
Note: cleaning and debridement of stage 3 Pressure Ulcers should be done by a professional caregiver whenever possible.
Before using the CleaDerma DCB ointment, carefully clean the wound with saline. Ensure that the wound and surrounding area are clean, with no extra moisture, urine, and feces remaining.
Apply enough ointment to cover the area and skin around, massaging gently until the area is evenly covered; no need to rub it.
The dressing or patch should be larger than the wound and the area around it so that the sticky surface sticks to healthy skin.
If a gauze should be applied directly on top of the wound, put a thin layer of CleaDerma DCB ointment on it and then lay on the wound and cover it with a clean bandage.
Note: it is recommended for stage 3 pressure ulcers to reapply twice a day until the skin improves, as directed by a doctor.
Remember:
Always ensure that the wound and surrounding area are clean, with no extra moisture, urine, and feces remaining.
Stage 4 of treating a pressure ulcer:
Note: cleaning and debridement of stage 4 Pressure Ulcers must be done according to the treatment protocol assigned by the doctor or a professional caregiver.
Before using the CleaDerma DCB ointment, carefully clean the wound with saline. Ensure that the wound and surrounding area are clean, with no extra moisture, urine, and feces remaining.
CleaDerma DCB ointment must be applied to the internal walls of the wound and the skin around it.
Note: Do not fill the wound with ointment.
If a gauze should be applied directly on top of the wound, put a thin layer of CleaDerma DCB ointment on it and then lay on the wound and cover it with a clean bandage.
Note: dressing of stage 4 Pressure Ulcers must be done according to the treatment protocol assigned by the doctor or a professional caregiver.
If the dressing should be replaced every 24 hours, apply a more significant amount of ointment to the wound and skin around it. If possible, apply CleaDerma DCB ointment twice a day until the skin improves, as directed by a doctor.
Preventative treatment of pressure ulcers:
Body areas with pressure wound stage 1 to 4 that have been treated and healed or body areas prone to develop a pressure wound have fragile skin. Although still not showing signs of a pressure wound, the skin is already suffering from deprivation of oxygen, moisture, and nourishment, causing it to dehydrate and lose its elasticity and capability to rejuvenate itself, so by applying unique, specialized atopic ointment CleaDerma DCB to those areas you supply most of the missing materials the skin needs to better fight the development of a pressure wound .
Note: It is recommended to apply a CleaDerma DCB ointment to all areas prone to develop pressure ulcers (Here are the most common: on bony parts of the body, such as the heels, elbows, hips, and base of the spine).
It is essential to remember!
Despite using CleaDerma DCB, the patient should be rotated from side to side every two hours to release the pressure from the wound and surrounding area.
Please note that CleaDerma DCB does not replace wound care protocol. This is an additional treatment.
Wash your hands before and after treating the wound. Use gloves at all times.
Stages 1-2 of diabetic foot ulcer treatment:
Before using the CleaDerma DCB ointment, carefully clean the wound with saline and dry the wound and surrounding area (no rubbing, just tapping).
stages 1 (normal skin)-2 (in high risk of developing a wound).
It is recommended to apply CleaDerma DCB ointment to all areas prone to develop a diabetic foot ulcer and on the surrounding area, especially before any physical exercises.
Massage gently until maximum absorption. Not necessary to bandage. Use ointment two to three times a day and clean once a day before the first application.
Remember: Always ensure that the skin/wound and surrounding area are clean, with no extra moisture.
Stage 3 of diabetic foot ulcer:
Note: It is extremely important to examine your feet daily to see if there are any skin lesions or ulcerations. Diabetes can prevent you from feeling any sensations if these things happen. That is why it is necessary to check every day.
Before using the CleaDerma DCB ointment, carefully clean the wound with saline. Ensure that the wound and surrounding area are clean, with no extra moisture.
In stage 3, we can see the appearance of ulceration on your foot. Here we must act in the following manner:
- Carefully clean the wound and surrounding area with saline
- Make sure that no debris is stuck into the ulceration.
- Apply a generous amount of The CleaDerma DCB to the ulceration and surrounding area, massaging gently until the area is evenly covered; no need to rub it.
- Apply a wound dressing. It is recommended for stage 3 diabetic foot ulcers to reapply twice a day until the skin improves, as directed by your doctor.
Note: The dressing or patch should be larger than the wound and the area around it so that the sticky surface sticks to healthy skin.
If a gauze should be applied directly on top of the wound, apply a thin layer of CleaDerma DCB ointment on it and then lay on the wound and cover it with a clean appropriate bandage.
Remember: Always ensure that the wound and surrounding area are clean, with no extra moisture.
Stages 4-5 of diabetic foot ulcer:
Note: cleaning and debridement of stage 4 Diabetic Foot Ulcers must be done according to the treatment protocol assigned by the doctor or a professional caregiver.
Very important to ask a doctor if any antibiotics need to be used alongside the CleaDerma DCB.
Before using the CleaDerma DCB ointment, carefully clean the wound with saline. Ensure that the wound and surrounding area are clean, with no extra moisture.
CleaDerma DCB ointment must be applied to the internal walls of the wound and the skin around it.
Please don’t fill the wound with ointment.
If gauze should be applied directly on top of the wound, apply a thin layer of CleaDerma DCB ointment on it and then lay on the wound and cover it with a clean appropriate bandage.
Important: apply the CleaDerma DCB ointment to the whole foot to maintain healthy, strong, elasticized skin.
Note: dressing of stages 4-5 Diabetic foot Ulcers must be done according to the treatment protocol assigned by the doctor or a professional caregiver.
If the dressing should be replaced every 24 hours, apply a more significant amount of ointment to the wound and skin around it. If possible, apply CleaDerma DCB ointment twice a day until the skin improves, as directed by a doctor.
Please note that CleaDerma DCB does not replace wound care protocol. This is an additional treatment.
Wash your hands before and after treating the wound. Use gloves at all times
Preventative treatment of venous ulcers:
Prior to stage 1 and stage 2 venous ulcers, when the doctor recommends using compression stockings or bandages, which are designed to squeeze your legs and encourage blood to flow upwards toward your heart. It is essential to keep the skin of your lower legs well moisturized. Apply specialized atopic ointment CleaDerma DCB to areas prone to developing venous ulcers. In this case, you will moisturize, nourish, and supply the skin with most of the missing materials deprived from the skin due to poor blood circulation and needed to better cope with developing a venous wound.
Note: It is recommended to apply CleaDerma DCB ointment to all areas prone to develop venous ulcers (Most venous ulcers occur on the leg).
Stages 1-2 of pressure ulcer treatment:
Before using the CleaDerma DCB ointment, carefully clean the wound with saline and dry the wound.
Apply enough ointment to cover the wound area and skin surrounding it, massaging gently until the area is evenly covered; no need to rub it. Apply an appropriate dressing. This provides the best conditions for the ulcer to heal. The compression stockings or bandages are designed to squeeze your legs and encourage blood to flow upwards toward your heart.
Use ointment two to three times a day and clean once a day before the first application until the skin improves as directed by a doctor.
Remember:
Always ensure that the wound and surrounding area are clean, with no extra moisture.
Stage 3 of treating a pressure ulcer:
Note: cleaning and debridement of stage 3 Venous Ulcers should be done by a professional caregiver whenever possible.
Before using the CleaDerma DCB ointment, carefully clean the wound with saline. Ensure that the wound and surrounding area are clean and dry. Try not to get healthy tissue around the wound too wet. This can soften the healthy tissue, causing the wound to get bigger.
Apply enough ointment to cover the area and skin around, massaging gently until the area is evenly covered; no need to rub it.
Important: wear your compression bandage precisely as instructed. If you have any problems, it’s usually best to contact your caregiver.
If a gauze should be applied directly on top of the wound, put a thin layer of CleaDerma DCB ointment on it and then lay on the wound and cover it with a clean bandage.
Note: it is recommended for stage 3 venous ulcers to reapply twice a day until the skin improves, as directed by a doctor.
Remember:
Always ensure that the wound and surrounding area are clean, with no extra moisture.
Stage 4 of treating a venous ulcer:
Note: cleaning and debridement of stage 4 Venous Ulcers must be done according to the treatment protocol assigned by the doctor or a professional caregiver.
Before using the CleaDerma DCB ointment, carefully clean the wound with saline. Ensure that the wound and surrounding area are clean, with no extra moisture.
CleaDerma DCB ointment must be applied to the internal walls of the wound and the skin around it.
Note: Do not fill the wound with ointment.
If a gauze should be applied directly on top of the wound, put a thin layer of CleaDerma DCB ointment on it and then lay on the wound and cover it with a clean bandage.
Note: dressing of stage 4 Venous Ulcers must be done according to the treatment protocol assigned by the doctor or a professional caregiver.
If the dressing should be replaced every 24 hours, apply a more significant amount of ointment to the wound and skin around it. If possible, apply CleaDerma DCB ointment twice a day until the skin improves, as directed by a doctor.
Note: periodical test by the doctor is recommended.
Xerosis cutis most commonly occurs on the arms and legs. Symptoms include dry, itchy, and scaly skin with white flakes. The skin may appear red and irritated, and fine cracks may develop. Your skin may also feel tight, especially after showering or bathing.
Thoroughly clean and dry your skin before using CleaDerma DCB ointment.
Use CleaDerma DCB ointment two to three times a day and cleanse the skin once a day before the first application until the skin improves, as directed by your doctor.
Minerals from the Dead Sea positively affect the regeneration of skin cells, saturating the skin with a wide range of minerals while providing complex nutrition and rejuvenation to the skin.
Magnesium helps to increase the viability of skin cells. It is an anti-stress mineral; its deficiency accelerates the aging process. Magnesium is an essential element of the human nervous system; it is involved in the efficient functioning of muscles and converts sugar into energy in the human blood.
Calcium – is involved in strengthening connective tissues, in the process of skin metabolism, helps prevent infections and heal wounds.
Potassium improves the functioning of cell membranes through which nutrients penetrate, regulates the osmotic pressure of the interstitial fluid, and is an anti-allergen. Sodium serves as the basis for maintaining the normal functioning of the muscular system and extracellular interstitial fluid. Normalization of potassium and sodium levels in the body is essential. Sodium, together with chlorine, regulates the level of cellular moisture.
Chlorine, as one of the main osmoregulatory of cellular pressure, is responsible for maintaining water balance.
The content of iodine in the Dead Sea is relatively high; it is beneficial for the body as it participates in the normalization of the body’s hormonal balance. Iodine takes part in one hundred enzyme systems of the body.
Avocado oil is a rich source of vitamin A, E, and D and Sterolins, which can support the skin’s natural regeneration process by increasing collagen formation. Vitamin D is also essential for skin regeneration since it increases collagen production. Patients with pressure ulcers are deprived of UV radiation and direct sunlight, which leads to a higher vitamin D deficiency, and subsequently to loss of elasticity and vitality of the skin. Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant that soothes the skin and fights inflammation.
Calendula Oil, which is high in triterpenoid, is a powerful anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, and antiseptic component that decreases swelling and inflammation, reducing pain and discomfort and boosting the skin’s natural ability to heal and restore itself.
Sage Extract is rich in essential oils and vitamins that provide antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, and astringent effects and stimulate the circulation of blood to the skin’s surface. It includes antioxidants, which help naturally protect skin cells from free radicals which damage the skin. The plant consists of a lot of calcium and vitamin A, which are necessary for daily cell repair.
72 Minerals and amino acids abound in Aloe Vera. Some components of Aloe Vera appear to enhance circulation in the skin’s tiny blood vessels and kill the bacteria. These findings imply that Aloe Vera helps accelerate skin renewal and wound healing.
Altogether, those active ingredients supplied to the skin from an external source, fighting inflammation, bacteria, free radicals, and vitamin D deficiency, boost the skin’s natural ability to heal itself. Continuous application of CleaDerma DCB to regions prone to developing pressure ulcers will prevent the lesion from forming in the first place since it will always be prevented at stage one (provided that the patient is turned, and pressure is relieved methodically).