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Metrogyl DG Gel forte on oral wound
Can metrogyl dg gel forte be applied on oral wound which happened due to a fall?
It is a slight scratch which was bleeding on the inside upper lip and front teeth gums. Area is swollen, slight bleeding.
Did salt water gargle and rinse after brushing. Child is 4y 7m old.
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Hello.
Kid is young you don't required any gels.
You can apply mucopain gel if you want.
Give cold foods curd icecream the wound heals faster if complaint of pain you can give pain killer syrup.
Otherwise kid will be fine by 1day.
Apply ice pack from outer surface.that is enough.
Further queries contact us.suggest you accordingly.
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Apply mucopain gel..itz far better than metrogyl gel...u can do warm saline rinses too
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Avoid bitting from front teeth, eat soft diet
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Hello dear
Please be aware
I think dologel or ora heal is a better option than metrogyl gel.instead of salt water rinses you can go for betadine water rinsing.for further details you can consult me
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Yes you can apply that gel. Warm salt gargle will be good
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in case the problem increases consult a dentist
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soft food to eat for one week.
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