MOLISAN THERAPEUTIC DRESSING
The ready-to-use therapeutic dressing is applied to the required area of the body and left in place for the period specified by the recommended regimen.
Product information
The therapeutic dressing and solution have adsorptive and cleansing properties, support absorption of fluid and contaminants, provide antibacterial action, help reduce pain, inflammation and swelling, and support regeneration and local microcirculation.
MOLISAN Therapeutic Dressing is used as an adjunct to comprehensive treatment and care.
MOLISAN Skin & Wound Care Solution is intended primarily for direct cleansing and care of the skin and wound. MOLISAN Therapeutic Dressing is used as a ready-to-use therapeutic application or as a therapeutic solution for preparing a moist dressing and for other specified forms of local use. In purulent or infected wounds, these forms may be used sequentially: cleansing and local wound care first, followed by the therapeutic dressing when included in the selected regimen.
Two forms of use
Ready-to-use therapeutic dressing
Used as an application to a defined body area for the period specified by the selected regimen. The ready-to-use dressing is used, among other situations, for:
- post-injection abscesses, furuncles and selected purulent processes;
- joint and musculoskeletal conditions;
- vascular conditions of the lower limbs, including varicose disease, lymphedema and ulcerative lesions;
- pelvic organ conditions;
- breast conditions and inflammatory breast disorders;
- selected bacterial, fungal and viral skin conditions;
- infected wounds and burns.
An open or purulent wound does not in itself exclude use of the therapeutic dressing. For deep, markedly inflamed, postoperative or complicated wounds, the care plan should be determined by a physician.
MOLISAN Therapeutic Solution
The therapeutic solution is used:
- to prepare a multilayer moist dressing;
- on the scalp for hair loss, alopecia areata, seborrhea and scalp psoriasis;
- for selected ENT and respiratory conditions;
- for stomatitis, periodontitis, gingivitis, increased tooth sensitivity, toothache and unpleasant oral odor.
Directions for use
General rules
- Secure the ready-to-use dressing with a bandage.
- Do not cover it with plastic film, cellophane or dense airtight fabric; air should be able to circulate freely.
- If needed, the ready-to-use dressing or the amount of solution required for one procedure may be warmed in a water bath to approximately 42 °C.
- Warm only the amount of solution required for one procedure. Do not store warmed solution for later use.
- Clean the skin gently and dry it before applying the dressing.
- For deep, purulent, postoperative or complicated wounds, the method of use should be determined by a physician.
Ready-to-use dressing
| Condition | Method | Duration / course |
|---|---|---|
| Skin abscesses, furuncles, selected purulent processes | Apply to the affected area and secure with a bandage. If there is marked drainage, change as needed. | Usually 2–3 hours during an active purulent process; management depends on the condition of the lesion. |
| Mastopathy and inflammatory breast conditions | Apply a dressing to each breast; if a wound is present, a small additional piece may be placed directly on the affected area. Secure with a wide bandage without restricting breathing. | Overnight or 8–10 hours; usually daily for 2 weeks. |
| Bursitis, arthritis, polyarthritis, rheumatism | Wrap the affected joint, including approximately 10–15 cm above and below the affected area. | 10 hours; daily for 2 weeks. |
| Pelvic organ conditions | Place over the pelvic area and secure with wide bandages. | Overnight; daily during the first week, then every other day; total course 2 weeks. |
| Varicose disease, erysipelas | Wrap the affected area and secure with a bandage. | 10–14 hours; course depends on the condition. |
| Bacterial, fungal and viral skin conditions | Apply to the affected skin and secure with a bandage. | 8–10 hours or overnight; usually daily for 1–2 weeks. For some dermatological conditions, medical consultation is required before use. |
| Burns | Secure the dressing over the affected area. | 8–10 hours; continue treatment and care according to the condition of the burn and the physician’s recommendations. |
Therapeutic solution
Preparing a moist dressing. Fold a bandage or gauze into 8 layers. For a dressing approximately 15 × 20 cm, use 20–25 ml of MOLISAN Therapeutic Solution. The dressing should be evenly moist but not dripping.
Scalp. After washing the hair, apply 20–30 ml of therapeutic solution to a slightly towel-dried scalp. Used for hair loss, alopecia areata, seborrhea and scalp psoriasis.
Oral cavity. For stomatitis, periodontitis, gingivitis, increased tooth sensitivity, toothache and unpleasant oral odor, hold 20–25 ml of therapeutic solution in the mouth for 20–30 minutes or longer. Use 3–5 times daily for 1–2 weeks or as needed. This does not replace dental care.
ENT and respiratory conditions. MOLISAN Therapeutic Solution itself is used rather than the ready-to-use dressing. The solution is used by instillation into the nose and gargling.
Composition & precautions
Composition
- MOLISAN antiseptic solution;
- magnesium sulfate;
- sodium chloride;
- colloidal silver;
- essential oils of myrrh, Boswellia and tea tree.
Limitations
MOLISAN Therapeutic Dressing is not intended to address the following: hernias and adhesive disease, constipation, ulcerative lesions of the stomach and intestine, intestinal obstruction, stones in the kidneys, liver, gallbladder or urinary tract, heart-valve pathology, ischemic heart disease and angina pectoris.
Contraindications and precautions
Individual intolerance to components; atherosclerosis; cerebral vascular sclerosis; pulmonary hemorrhage. For some dermatological conditions, medical consultation is required before use. In hypertension, heart failure, metabolic disorders and during pregnancy, prior medical consultation is also recommended.
Storage
Store at room temperature, in closed packaging, protected from direct sunlight.
This material does not replace an individual medical assessment.