Recommended uses:
- Wounds
- Eczema
- Pressure Sores
- Cuts and Abrasions
- Minor Burns (inc. Sunburn)
- Pressure Sores
- Incontinence Dermatitis
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- Scratches
- Dermatitis
- Bruising
- Chafing
- Rough Skin
- Chapped Hands
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Sudocrem® Healing Cream is a soothing emollient cream which aids and assists in the management of nappy rash, eczema, abrasions, minor skin irritations, wounds, pressure sores and incontinence dermatitis.
Sudocrem® Healing Cream soothes and heals the irritated area while protecting the skin from further irritation.
Eczema, Abrasions, Minor Skin Irritations
The healing properties of Sudocrem® Healing Cream make it an effective treatment for minor skin disorders such as wounds, scratches, dermatitis, bruising, cuts and abrasions.
Sudocrem® Healing Cream also provides soothing relief to minor skin irritations such as chapped hands and rough skin.
You may also use Sudocrem® Healing Cream to provide symptomatic relief of minor burns (including sunburn) and eczema.
Incontinence Dermatitis
Sudocrem® Healing Cream is an emollient soothing cream which aids and assists in the management of incontinence dermatitis. Sudocrem® Healing Cream provides barrier protection to the skin from stools and urine, promotes healing and soothes irritated skin. Use Sudocrem® Healing Cream after cleaning and drying the affected area, as often as required. Applying a thin, even layer directly on to the skin will not interfere with the absorbency of incontinence pads.
Pressure Sores
Sudocrem® Healing Cream provides barrier protection against moisture which aids and assists in the management of pressure sores. If pressure sores are allowed to develop they may become enlarged, deeper and prone to infection. Early intervention is highly recommended. One of the reasons bed sores develop in the elderly is because the skin becomes less tolerant to physical stress with age, and more susceptible to damage. The emollient effect of Sudocrem® Healing Cream can help to maintain the condition of the skin, leaving it soft and supple.
Always read the label. Use only as directed.
If symptoms persist, consult your health care professional.