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Dr. Morepen Burnol Cream It is used to treat and prevent infections caused due to minor superficial burns. It provides immediate relief in burn injury as it acts as an effective first-aid treatment option for 1st degree burns. Any burn that occurred due to contact with hot objects or fluids, steam, or sun exposure causes mild burn known as the first-degree burn. In these types of burns, only the outer layer of skin is affected causing mild pain, redness, and swelling. The cream also helps to lower the risk of skin infections and promotes quick healing. It contains aminacrine HCL and cetrimide as active ingredients which are known to have antimicrobial and antiseptic properties. Aminacrine HCL works as an antimicrobial agent that is applied topically. It helps in the prevention and treatment of infections during the treatment of burns. Cetrimide is known to exert antibacterial action on bacteria. It has bacterial efficacy against gram-positive and gram-negative microorganisms. This is the reason it is also used as an antiseptic agent in case of minor cuts and abrasion. First and second-degree burns covering less than three inches diameter of the skin can be managed at home. However, you may need to visit a hospital in case of severe burn injury. This cream is known to be safe and can be used by anyone. However, if you are allergic to any of its ingredients, it is wise to consult your doctor before using it. Keep it away from children to prevent any unwanted use. Use this cream on a regular basis for effective results. Key ingredients: Aminacrine HCL: 0.1 g Cetrimide I.P.: 0.5 g Key benefits of Burnol Cream: Helps to treat first-degree burns/minor superficial burns Exerts powerful antimicrobial action Prevents the risk of infections during treatment of burns Prevents infection in cuts and wounds Helps to provide relief when applied topically Ease of use as it can be easily applied on the affected area of the skin Has bacterial efficacy against gram-positive and gram-negative microorganism Can be used as an antiseptic in minor cut and abrasion Directions for use: Firstly wash off the injured skin under cold water and pat it dry (if possible). Then apply this ointment directly under hygienic conditions. You can even smear on sterile dressings when applying the cream to the affected part. Post application of the cream, do not cover it with a bandage but keep it open. Make sure you do not wash off the ointment with water after some time. If required, you can even consult your doctor. Quick tips for Burnol Cream: Follow your doctor’s instructions carefully to get the most out of this medication. Tell your doctor if you are taking any other ointments or creams as they may affect or be affected by this medicine. If you are allergic to this cream or any of its components, avoid its use. Read the label carefully before use and do not exceed the recommended amount of cream. Always check with your doctor if you experience any side effects or allergic reactions due to the use of this medication. Side effects of Burnol cream: This cream is usually safe and doesn't cause any side effects when taken as per a doctor's recommendation. However, it may sometimes cause irritation, burning sensation, and discomfort at the site of application. If you experience any allergic reaction or if your condition doesn’t improve then do talk to your doctor. Storage and safety information: Read the label carefully before use. Keep out of reach of the children. Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight. It is recommended ONLY for external use. Store below 25 degrees celsius. Do not freeze. FAQs related to Burnol Cream: Q. Is Burnol good for burns? It contains aminacrine HCL and cetrimide as active ingredients which are known to have antimicrobial and antiseptic properties. Aminacrine HCL works as an antimicrobial agent that is applied topically. It helps in the prevention and treatment of infections during the treatment of burns. Cetrimide is known to exert antibacterial action on bacteria. It has bacterial efficacy against gram-positive and gram-negative microorganisms. This is the reason it is also used as an antiseptic agent in case of minor cuts and abrasion. Q. What is Burnol cream? Burnol cream is a topical ointment that is used to treat minor burn injuries, cuts, wounds, sores, rashes, and abrasions. It contains aminacrine and cetrimide as active ingredients which are antiseptic and antibacterial in nature. Q. How do I heal a burn quickly? Firstly cool the injured area by running it under cold water for 10 minutes or till the pain subsides. Do not use ice. Do not touch or cover the affected area with anything. Remove any tight clothing, watches, rings from the affected area. Do not remove any fabric that is stuck to a burn. If you want to cover the area, use cling wrap only to prevent infection. Alternatively, you can use home remedies like aloe vera, banana peel, potatoes, or coconut oil. Visit a doctor to address the injury. Q. Which medicine is used for burns? In case of first-degree burns, medications such as antiseptics, antibiotics, and pain relievers are recommended. In most cases, antiseptic creams such as burnol, skincare products containing aloe vera cream, antibiotic ointments, and pain medication such as acetaminophen are used. For second-degree burns, the use of an antibiotic cream or antiseptic creams/ointments prescribed by a doctor is known to help. Q. How to use burn heal cream? Firstly wash off the injured skin under cold water and pat it dry (if possible). Then apply this ointment directly under hygienic conditions. You can even opt for sterile dressings when applying the cream to the affected part. In case of accidental exposure to the eyes or mouth, wash it off immediately with water.

It is used to treat and prevent infections caused due to minor superficial burns. It provides immediate relief in burn injury as it acts as an effective first-aid treatment option for 1st degree burns. Any burn that occurred due to contact with hot objects or fluids, steam, or sun exposure causes mild burn known as the first-degree burn. In these types of burns, only the outer layer of skin is affected causing mild pain, redness, and swelling. The cream also helps to lower the risk of skin infections and promotes quick healing. It contains aminacrine HCL and cetrimide as active ingredients which are known to have antimicrobial and antiseptic properties. Aminacrine HCL works as an antimicrobial agent that is applied topically. It helps in the prevention and treatment of infections during the treatment of burns. Cetrimide is known to exert antibacterial action on bacteria. It has bacterial efficacy against gram-positive and gram-negative microorganisms. This is the reason it is also used as an antiseptic agent in case of minor cuts and abrasion. First and second-degree burns covering less than three inches diameter of the skin can be managed at home. However, you may need to visit a hospital in case of severe burn injury. This cream is known to be safe and can be used by anyone. However, if you are allergic to any of its ingredients, it is wise to consult your doctor before using it. Keep it away from children to prevent any unwanted use. Use this cream on a regular basis for effective results. Key ingredients: Aminacrine HCL: 0.1 g Cetrimide I.P.: 0.5 g Key benefits of Burnol Cream: Helps to treat first-degree burns/minor superficial burns Exerts powerful antimicrobial action Prevents the risk of infections during treatment of burns Prevents infection in cuts and wounds Helps to provide relief when applied topically Ease of use as it can be easily applied on the affected area of the skin Has bacterial efficacy against gram-positive and gram-negative microorganism Can be used as an antiseptic in minor cut and abrasion Directions for use: Firstly wash off the injured skin under cold water and pat it dry (if possible). Then apply this ointment directly under hygienic conditions. You can even smear on sterile dressings when applying the cream to the affected part. Post application of the cream, do not cover it with a bandage but keep it open. Make sure you do not wash off the ointment with water after some time. If required, you can even consult your doctor. Quick tips for Burnol Cream: Follow your doctor’s instructions carefully to get the most out of this medication. Tell your doctor if you are taking any other ointments or creams as they may affect or be affected by this medicine. If you are allergic to this cream or any of its components, avoid its use. Read the label carefully before use and do not exceed the recommended amount of cream. Always check with your doctor if you experience any side effects or allergic reactions due to the use of this medication. Side effects of Burnol cream: This cream is usually safe and doesn't cause any side effects when taken as per a doctor's recommendation. However, it may sometimes cause irritation, burning sensation, and discomfort at the site of application. If you experience any allergic reaction or if your condition doesn’t improve then do talk to your doctor. Storage and safety information: Read the label carefully before use. Keep out of reach of the children. Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight. It is recommended ONLY for external use. Store below 25 degrees celsius. Do not freeze. FAQs related to Burnol Cream: Q. Is Burnol good for burns? It contains aminacrine HCL and cetrimide as active ingredients which are known to have antimicrobial and antiseptic properties. Aminacrine HCL works as an antimicrobial agent that is applied topically. It helps in the prevention and treatment of infections during the treatment of burns. Cetrimide is known to exert antibacterial action on bacteria. It has bacterial efficacy against gram-positive and gram-negative microorganisms. This is the reason it is also used as an antiseptic agent in case of minor cuts and abrasion. Q. What is Burnol cream? Burnol cream is a topical ointment that is used to treat minor burn injuries, cuts, wounds, sores, rashes, and abrasions. It contains aminacrine and cetrimide as active ingredients which are antiseptic and antibacterial in nature. Q. How do I heal a burn quickly? Firstly cool the injured area by running it under cold water for 10 minutes or till the pain subsides. Do not use ice. Do not touch or cover the affected area with anything. Remove any tight clothing, watches, rings from the affected area. Do not remove any fabric that is stuck to a burn. If you want to cover the area, use cling wrap only to prevent infection. Alternatively, you can use home remedies like aloe vera, banana peel, potatoes, or coconut oil. Visit a doctor to address the injury. Q. Which medicine is used for burns? In case of first-degree burns, medications such as antiseptics, antibiotics, and pain relievers are recommended. In most cases, antiseptic creams such as burnol, skincare products containing aloe vera cream, antibiotic ointments, and pain medication such as acetaminophen are used. For second-degree burns, the use of an antibiotic cream or antiseptic creams/ointments prescribed by a doctor is known to help. Q. How to use burn heal cream? Firstly wash off the injured skin under cold water and pat it dry (if possible). Then apply this ointment directly under hygienic conditions. You can even opt for sterile dressings when applying the cream to the affected part. In case of accidental exposure to the eyes or mouth, wash it off immediately with water. | References: Burnol - the original burns cream in 10 grams. How to treat a first-degree, minor burn. AAD.

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Aminacrine HCL: 0.1 g Cetrimide I.P.: 0.5 g Key benefit of Burnol Cream:&nbp; Help to treat firt-degree burn/minor uperficial burn Exert powerful antimicrobial action Prevent the rik of infection during treatment of burn Prevent infection in cut and wound Help to provide relief when applied topically Eae of ue a it can be eaily applied on the affected area of the kin Ha bacterial efficacy againt gram-poitive and gram-negative microorganim Can be ued a an antieptic in minor cut and abraion Direction for ue: Firtly wah off the injured kin under cold water and pat it dry (if poible). Then apply thi ointment directly under hygienic condition. You can even mear on terile dreing when applying the cream to the affected part.&nbp; Pot application of the cream, do not cover it with a bandage but keep it open. Make ure you do not wah off the ointment with water after ome time. If required, you can even conult your doctor. Quick tip for Burnol Cream: Follow your doctor&rquo; intruction carefully to get the mot out of thi medication. Tell your doctor if you are taking any other ointment or cream a they may affect or be affected by thi medicine. If you are allergic to thi cream or any of it component, avoid it ue.&nbp; Read the label carefully before ue and do not exceed the recommended amount of cream. Alway check with your doctor if you experience any ide effect or allergic reaction due to the ue of thi medication. Side effect of Burnol cream: Thi cream i uually afe and doen't caue any ide effect when taken a per a doctor' recommendation. However, it may ometime caue irritation, burning enation, and dicomfort at the ite of application. If you experience any allergic reaction or if your condition doen&rquo;t improve then do talk to your doctor. Storage and afety information: Read the label carefully before ue. Keep out of reach of the children. Store in a cool dry place away from direct unlight. It i recommended ONLY for external ue. Store below 25 degree celiu.&nbp; Do not freeze. FAQ related to Burnol Cream: Q. I Burnol good for burn? It contain aminacrine HCL and cetrimide a active ingredient which are known to have antimicrobial and antieptic propertie. Aminacrine HCL work a an antimicrobial agent that i applied topically. It help in the prevention and treatment of infection during the treatment of burn. Cetrimide i known to exert antibacterial action on bacteria. It ha bacterial efficacy againt gram-poitive and gram-negative microorganim. Thi i the reaon it i alo ued a an antieptic agent in cae of minor cut and abraion. Q. What i Burnol cream? Burnol cream i a topical ointment that i ued to treat minor burn injurie, cut, wound, ore, rahe, and abraion. It contain aminacrine and cetrimide a active ingredient which are antieptic and antibacterial in nature.&nbp; Q. How do I heal a burn quickly? Firtly cool the injured area by running it under cold water for 10 minute or till the pain ubide. Do not ue ice. Do not touch or cover the affected area with anything. Remove any tight clothing, watche, ring from the affected area. Do not remove any fabric that i tuck to a burn. If you want to cover the area, ue cling wrap only to prevent infection. Alternatively, you can ue home remedie like aloe vera, banana peel, potatoe, or coconut oil. Viit a doctor to addre the injury. Q. Which medicine i ued for burn? In cae of firt-degree burn, medication uch a antieptic, antibiotic, and pain reliever are recommended. In mot cae, antieptic cream uch a burnol, kincare product containing aloe vera cream, antibiotic ointment, and pain medication uch a acetaminophen are ued. For econd-degree burn, the ue of an antibiotic cream or antieptic cream/ointment precribed by a doctor i known to help. Q. How to ue burn heal cream? Firtly wah off the injured kin under cold water and pat it dry (if poible). Then apply thi ointment directly under hygienic condition. You can even opt for terile dreing when applying the cream to the affected part. In cae of accidental expoure to the eye or mouth, wah it off immediately with water.&nbp;

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