Trophic ulcer, pressure sores, erysipelas, varicose veins, purulent and postoperative wounds
Product information
Trophic ulcer, purulent and non-healing postoperative wounds
Molisan helps restore normal tissue function and accelerates healing while also improving its quality.
After opening the purulent cavity and removing necrotic tissue, use a small bulb syringe to treat the wound with warm Molisan for 2–3 minutes, then apply a sterile swab soaked in Molisan.
The dressing can be changed twice a day. From day 3, the wound is treated with MOLISAN for 3–5 minutes. After treatment, the swab may be left in the wound for 24 hours. On days 4 and 5, the wound is treated with MOLISAN without a swab.
When treating a trophic ulcer, it is recommended to take Echinacea and Molisan Detox orally.
Erysipelas, lymphostasis, ulcers.
Apply a warmed Molisan dressing 5–6 times a day, or a ready-made Therapeutic Dressing.
Take Detox and Molisan Echinacea orally 3 times a day for 4 weeks. In the morning on an empty stomach and immediately before bed, take 5–10 ml of silver nanocolloid sublingually (under the tongue), holding it for 5 minutes.
Pressure sores
A pressure sore develops and persists where tissue continues to be exposed to pressure. Local treatment is therefore only one part of care.
- change body position regularly according to the person’s condition;
- offload the pressure sore and other high-risk areas, especially the heels;
- use an appropriate mattress or other pressure-redistributing surface when needed;
- monitor skin moisture, nutrition and the person’s general condition;
- select the ongoing dressing for the specific wound rather than using one universal dressing for all pressure sores.
Burn
For a fresh thermal burn, the first step is to cool the affected area with cool running water for at least 20 minutes.
- do not use ice;
- do not apply oils, fats or dense home remedies before cooling;
- do not pull away clothing or material stuck to the skin;
- do not intentionally burst blisters.
After cooling, further care depends on the depth, size and location of the burn. For an appropriate superficial injury, MOLISAN may be used at the next stage of external care — without warming.
General directions
How to warm MOLISAN for an application
- Pour only the amount needed for one procedure into a clean cup.
- Place the cup containing MOLISAN in a container of hot water — use a water bath.
- Warm the solution to approximately 42 °C.
- Use the warmed solution immediately. Do not store the warmed remainder and do not pour it back into the bottle.
Warm MOLISAN application
For wound care, leave the warm MOLISAN application in place for 3 hours.
The material used for the application should be clean or sterile and appropriate for the condition of the wound. Any ongoing dressing is selected separately according to wound depth, location, amount of exudate, pain and the condition of the surrounding skin.
General care rules
- Wash your hands before wound care.
- For an open wound, use clean or sterile materials appropriate to the wound condition.
- Do not touch the wound, skin or used material with the neck of the bottle.
- Do not return used or warmed solution to the bottle.
- Monitor changes in wound size and depth, exudate, odour, pain and the surrounding skin.
MOLISAN and greasy ointments / oils
MOLISAN is a water-based solution. A dense layer of petroleum jelly, greasy ointment or oil creates a hydrophobic film and can reduce direct contact of the water-based solution with the skin or wound surface.
For this reason, the water-based stage of care is used on a clean surface. Other topical products are sequenced so that MOLISAN can directly contact the tissue. This is a physical contact issue, not a claim of chemical incompatibility.