What Is Vitamin D Ointment?

Cod liver oil ointment is a light yellow ointment which is a skin nutrition agent, which has the functions of protecting, nourishing, lubricating and promoting the growth of granulation tissue. Helps to form epithelium on wounds, burns and various ulcers. It is used for chronic skin tuberculosis, cleft palate, ichthyosis, dry skin, trauma, burns, ulcers and cervicitis. Local application of cod liver oil can accelerate the formation of epithelium at the site of skin defects, so it can be used in some chronic ulcers, can promote granulation, dermatitis caused by , , and X-rays, and can cause ulcers in severe cases. treatment. Ichthyosis is a more common genetic disorder of keratosis. The skin is dry and rough, and there are many scales, like fish scales. Using this product can moisturize the skin and reduce scales.

Basic Information

Chinese name

Cod liver oil ointment

nickname

Compound Cod Liver Oil Zinc Oxide

Character

Light yellow ointment

Use

external use. 2 to 3 times a day. Paint the affected area

Store

Keep it tightly closed in a cool and dark place.

package

Compound tube, 10 g each

Cod liver oil ointment indication

Nutrition protects the skin, promotes the healing of wounds and various ulcers, and is also used for dry skin.

Cod liver oil ointment clinical application

Apply the affected area. When radiation dermatitis has ulcers, apply this product topically, 2 to 3 times a day, or topically with an ointment made of 88% cod liver oil and 12% white wax. Symptomatic treatment of ichthyosis is applied 1-2 times a day. Palmoplantar keratosis can be soaked in hot water first, then wiped dry to apply this product to moisturize the skin.

Cod liver oil ointment adverse reactions

No obvious adverse reactions were seen.

Cod liver oil ointment precautions

In summer, 5% beeswax can be added to adjust the hardness. Because the main components of cod liver oil are vitamin A and vitamin D, vitamin A is an unsaturated alcohol in structure, unstable in nature, and extremely sensitive to oxidants, acids, and ultraviolet rays. It is easily damaged when it is exposed to air, oxides, or heat. It should be kept tightly closed from light.

(Note: The above content is only for introduction, the drug use must be carried out by a regular hospital under the guidance of a doctor.)