Betadine 10% Ointment ( Povidone Iodine)

🎯 Key Benefits

• Powerful action against bacteria, fungi, and viruses on minor wounds

• Gentle ointment form supports wound hydration and barrier repair

• Helps prevent infection in cuts, scrapes, burns, and minor lesions

• Soothing application ideal for children and sensitive skin areas

• Long shelf life with ease of use—clean, mess‑free method of antisepsis

🧴 How to Use

1. Clean and dry the affected area before application.

2. Apply a thin layer (~2–3 mm) of ointment over the wound, then cover with sterile gauze or dressing as needed.

3. Reapply 1–2 times daily—or as directed by a healthcare provider—keeping the area clean and dry.

4. Do not use the ointment alongside bleach or peroxide-based cleaners to avoid chemical interactions.

5. Discontinue if irritation, redness, or rash develops; seek medical advice if condition persists.

⚠️ Precautions

• For external use only; do not ingest.

• Avoid application to very large areas or deep wounds unless recommended by a clinician.

• Stop use if sensitivity to iodine or shellfish emerges—or if skin reaction occurs.

• Prolonged daily large-area use may alter thyroid function in sensitive individuals.

• Pregnant or breastfeeding women should consult a healthcare provider before use.

❗ Possible Side Effects

• Mild: temporary stinging, dryness, or slight discoloration of surrounding skin.

• Rare: allergic skin reaction or rash—immediately discontinue if severe itching or swelling occurs.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q. Can I use Betadine 10% Ointment daily?
Yes—typically once or twice daily for minor wounds. Gently cleanse and dry before reapplication.

Q. Does the ointment stain clothing?
Minor yellow staining is possible. Use protective dressings or apply sparingly near fabrics.

Q. Is it safe for children and elderly skin?
Generally safe in small wound care—not for newborns or individuals with thyroid sensitivity unless cleared by a doctor.

Q. Can it be used with other antiseptics?
Avoid combining with hydrogen peroxide or alcohol-based cleansers to prevent chemical reactions or skin irritation.