Yes.
Gentamicin ointment is to be used externally for skin infections and such while Gentamicin ophthalmic ointment is for the eyes ONLY! Also, if it is an old prescription OR someone else's script, DO NOT use it. Even with something as simple as an antibiotic, it can be harmful is misused. Hope this helps!
Santyl is classified as an enzymatic debriding agent. It contains the enzyme collagenase, which helps to break down dead tissue in wounds, promoting healing. Santyl is typically used in the treatment of chronic wounds such as pressure ulcers and diabetic ulcers.
Yes it will help heal a surgical wound. Santyl is a topical enzymatic debriding agent. What this means is that by applying the Santyl ointment daily you will be removing dead tissue from the wound bed. This process called 'Debriding' is necessary in order for the wound to heal. Santyl promotes granulation (i.e. new tissue growth) and subsequent epithelialization (i.e. closure) of the wound by removing dead tissue which is blocking the healing process.
When a cream and an ointment are mixed together, the resulting product is typically referred to as a "compound cream ointment." This nomenclature highlights that the product contains both cream and ointment components.
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If the lidocaine is administered as an ointment, to minimize the pain of a sotradecol injection, there should be no undue interaction difficulty. However, if the two substances are actually mixed and then placed on the skin as an ointment, or injected together in one shot, it is possible that lidocaine absorption would be enhanced, beyond what it otherwise would have been. Either two shots, or one shot and one ointment application, should be OK; one shot, or a mixed ointment, is risky.
Tobramycin is better than gentamicin for Conjunctivitis.
Santyl is used to help remove dead tissue from wounds, such as chronic skin ulcers and severe burns. It works by breaking down and softening the dead tissue to assist in the healing process.
Gentamicin is a gram-negative, heat-stable antibiotic. It is not taken orally, but can be used topically or intravenously.
Conjunctivitis tobramycin is more effective than gentamicin for a cat.
No, it's an aminoglycoside.