Wokadine 10% Solution 100ml

age. The side effects of using WOKADINE 10% SOLUTION may include rashes, difficulty in breathing, itching and skin burns. Consult your doctor if any of your symptoms get worse or persist. USES OF WOKADINE 10% SOLUTION Disinfects the skin surface before and after surgery or following an injury HOW WOKADINE 10% SOLUTION WORKSWOKADINE 10% SOLUTION contains povidone iodine. Povidone iodine is a chemical that enters microbial cell membranes and interacts with its essential proteins, nucleotides and fatty acids ultimately causing cell death. As a result, it controls infection. DIRECTIONS FOR USEAlways use WOKADINE 10% SOLUTION as directed by your physician. It is for external use only. Avoid contact with your eyes, nose or mouth. Your doctor will decide the required dose and duration of WOKADINE 10% SOLUTION for you as per your age and disease condition. Consult your doctor before using. To clean the skin of the patient before the procedure: After shaving the operation site, wet the area with water. Apply WOKADINE 10% SOLUTION over the affected area for 2 minutes using a sterile gauze dipped in water. Make a lather and then wash off For preoperative skin cleaning(disinfecting) by staff from the operating department: Wet hands with water. 5 ml of WOKADINE 10% SOLUTION should be poured onto each hand's palm and distributed evenly. Rub the scrub well for at least 2 minutes without adding more water. Clean your fingernails completely. Lather up with a little water added and then thoroughly rinse under running water As a topical solution: Clean the affected area. Apply WOKADINE 10% SOLUTION over the affected area, keep it uncovered or cover it with a sterile bandage SIDE EFFECTS OF WOKADINE 10% SOLUTIONUNCOMMON rashes difficulty in breathing RARE itching burns on the skin Stop using WOKADINE 10% SOLUTION and contact your doctor immediately if you experience any of the following weight loss, increased hunger and sweating; or lack of energy and weight gain (symptoms of thyroid disorders) lack of energy, confusion, difficulty to breath (symptoms of the increased amount of acid in the blood) difficulty in urinating, thirst and a dry mouth and pain in one side of your back (symptoms of kidney failure) development of skin irritation, skin rashes, itching, sensitivity, pain, swelling or redness in the event of severe burns or deep open wounds swelling of mouth, lip and face with difficulty in breathing, chest tightness along with skin rashes