Medihoney Wound Gel 31815: A Game Changer for Wound Care?
I've been using Medihoney Wound Gel 31815 for the past few weeks to treat a persistent wound on my leg. It's a honey-based gel designed to keep the wound moist, fight germs, and reduce swelling. So far, it seems to be working wonders. The wound has started to heal faster than I expected, and the inflammation has significantly reduced. However, I've heard mixed reviews about the side effects. Has anyone else had any issues with it? I specifically want to know about the allergic reactions and skin irritation, as these seem to be the most common side effects. Some of them are actually quite scary, like the blistering and peeling skin with or without fever. It's also important to mention that abnormal bleeding and fever are other symptoms to look out for. I tried calling the FDA hotline for more info but had no luck. What about you guys?
Medihoney Wound Gel 31815: A Game Changer for Wound Care?
I've been using Medihoney Wound Gel 31815 for the past few weeks to treat a persistent wound on my leg. It's a honey-based gel designed to keep the wound moist, fight germs, and reduce swelling. So far, it seems to be working wonders. The wound has started to heal faster than I expected, and the inflammation has significantly reduced. However, I've heard mixed reviews about the side effects. Has anyone else had any issues with it? I specifically want to know about the allergic reactions and skin irritation, as these seem to be the most common side effects. Some of them are actually quite scary, like the blistering and peeling skin with or without fever. It's also important to mention that abnormal bleeding and fever are other symptoms to look out for. I tried calling the FDA hotline for more info but had no luck. What about you guys?
Comments (7)
I've had a few near-deadly allergic reactions to topical treatments in the past. I think I'll steer clear of this one, especially since I can't find any information about what honey types it uses or the pH.
It's interesting that it uses honey — I've heard that it has natural antibacterial properties, so it makes sense for wound care. I might give it a try next time I have a cut that won't heal.
I've used Medihoney for a couple of months now and I haven't had any severe side effects. It's definitely helped speed up the healing process for my cuts. However, I did experience some minor skin irritation initially, but it went away after a few days.
A friend of mine had a really bad reaction to it—swelling and redness all over the area. It was scary. They had to stop using it and switch to something else. Maybe it's not for everyone.
I work in a hospital and we use this stuff all the time on patients. It's great for diabetic foot ulcers and pressure sores. It’s a bit pricey, but it gets the job done and it's worth the cost. We've never had any problems with infections or allergic reactions.
Why would they use honey for a wound gel? Isn't there a better option?
I've never heard of this before, but I'll definitely look it up. I don't trust anything that can be potentially life-threatening, especially something that is applied directly to the skin. How does it work exactly to heal wounds?
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