What Is Boric Acid Ointment?

Boric acid ointment, the indication is for mild, small areas of acute eczema, acute dermatitis, impetigo, bedsores.

Drug Name: Boric acid ointment

Drug type: OTC Class B, external medicine, medicine for medical workers' injuries
Use classification: Surgical and antiseptic

Boric acid ointment ingredients

This product contains 0.05 g of boric acid per gram. The auxiliary material is: vaseline.

Boric acid ointment properties

This product is light yellow or yellow ointment.

Boric acid ointment action category

This product is a non-prescription drug for dermatology.

Boric acid ointment indications

For mild, small areas of acute eczema, acute dermatitis, impetigo, bedsores.

Boric acid ointment specifications

Boric acid ointment dosage

Topical topical. Take an appropriate amount of this product and apply it to the affected area 1-2 times a day.

Adverse reaction of boric acid ointment

Occasionally slight irritation.

Precautions for boric acid ointment

1. This product should not be used in large areas.
2. Not suitable for infants.
3. If there is burning sensation, redness or swelling in the application site, the drug should be discontinued, and the local drug should be washed. If necessary, consult the doctor.
4. Avoid contact with eyes and other mucous membranes (such as mouth, nose, etc.).
5. For those who are allergic to this product, it is forbidden, and those with allergies should be used with caution.
6. It is forbidden to use this product when its properties are changed.
7. Keep this product out of the reach of children.
8. Children must use under adult supervision.
9. If you are using other medicines, please consult your physician or pharmacist before using this product.

Boric acid ointment drug interaction

Drug interactions may occur if used concurrently with other drugs, please consult your physician or pharmacist for details.

Pharmacological effects of boric acid ointment

This product has a weak inhibitory effect on bacteria and fungi. Although it is not easy to penetrate intact skin, it can be absorbed from damaged skin, wounds and mucous membranes. ^[1]