Wound Recovery Hydrogel 10ml (Nath Plus Regenerating Gel)
RM75.00session
A wound care hydrogel dressing for minor cuts, grazes and post-procedure wounds. Five actives, led by glycosaminoglycans, hold the wound in the moist environment recovery depends on, and the water-soluble gel rinses away without tearing at new tissue. Apply a thin layer once or twice a day. 10ml.
Diabetic wound care and chronic wounds: use only under a healthcare professional who has assessed the wound.
Nath Plus Regenerating Gel Wound Care Hydrogel Dressing
A bioactive wound care hydrogel that holds a wound in the moist environment recovery depends on. For minor cuts, grazes and post-procedure wounds, and for diabetic wound care under your healthcare professional’s direction. 10ml, RM75, delivered across Malaysia.
5 Active Ingredients
Moist Wound Environment
Water-Soluble, Non-Adherent
Apply Once or Twice Daily
For most of medical history, wounds were dried out and left to scab. In 1962 George Winter showed the opposite: wounds kept moist re-surfaced roughly twice as fast as wounds left open to air. Modern wound care has been built on that finding ever since.
A wound care hydrogel is how you hold that environment. This gel is water-soluble, so it keeps the wound bed moist, rinses away without tearing at new tissue, and does not form a hard scab for cells to climb over.
The honest limit. A gel manages the wound surface. It does not take pressure off a foot, remove dead tissue, treat an infection or fix poor circulation. On a chronic or diabetic wound, those four things are what actually decide the outcome, and none of them come in a tube.
Diabetes reduces sensation, so a foot wound can get significantly worse without hurting. It also slows circulation, so a wound that looks small on the surface can be much deeper than it appears. Delay is the single biggest cause of avoidable amputation in diabetes, and delay usually looks like treating at home and waiting to see.
What actually heals a diabetic foot wound is pressure offloading, removal of dead tissue, control of infection, and assessment of blood flow to the foot. International guidance is clear that these are the standard of care and that no wound care product substitutes for them. This gel supports the wound surface alongside that care. It is not a replacement for any part of it.
So: get the wound assessed first. Use this only if your doctor, podiatrist or wound nurse has looked at it and told you to. Keep your review appointments even if it looks like it is improving. If you have diabetes and a wound on your foot that you did not notice happening, treat that as urgent rather than routine.
5 Actives
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Minor Wounds
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Non-Adherent
03
Clinic Aftercare
04
Supervised Use Only
05
Scar Gel
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10ml, RM75
For clean, minor wounds you can look after at home, and as part of professional care for anything more than that.
Minor cuts, grazes and abrasions from a fall- Small wounds left by a clinic procedure, once cleared by your practitioner
- Anyone who finds dressing changes painful because the wound dressing sticks
- Continuing scar gel care on the mark left after a wound has closed
- Diabetic wound care and chronic wounds: only under a healthcare professional who has assessed the wound
- Not for a deep, gaping or heavily bleeding wound, a puncture, a bite, or a burn beyond a small superficial one. Those need to be seen, not dressed at home
- Not for a wound that is already infected, and not a substitute for antibiotics where they are needed
- Not for use in the eye, in the mouth, or inside a body cavity
Stop and see a doctor today if any of these appear
Spreading redness or a red streak running away from the wound · increasing pain rather than settling pain · swelling, heat or hardness around the edges · pus or a bad smell · fever or feeling unwell · the wound getting larger, deeper or darker · black tissue at the wound edge or base · numbness or coldness in the limb · no visible improvement after 7 days.
If you have diabetes, any of the above is urgent, not something to watch for another few days.
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The references below describe the science of moist wound management and the international standard of care for diabetic foot wounds. They are background reading, not evidence of an outcome for any individual. The second is included because it sets out plainly what a wound care product can and cannot do for a diabetic wound.
Winter GD. Formation of the scab and the rate of epithelization of superficial wounds in the skin of the young domestic pig. Nature, 1962;193:293-294. doi:10.1038/193293a0
International Working Group on the Diabetic Foot. Guidelines on interventions to enhance healing of foot ulcers in people with diabetes. IWGDF, 2023 update. iwgdfguidelines.org
International Working Group on the Diabetic Foot. Practical guidelines on the prevention and management of diabetes-related foot disease. IWGDF, 2023 update. iwgdfguidelines.org
What is this wound care hydrogel dressing and how does it work?
Wound care hydrogel untuk apa?
Boleh guna sebagai krim luka biasa di rumah?
Can I use this for diabetic wound care?
Why do wounds heal better moist than dry?
Can I use it on a cut or a graze from a fall?
How do I know if my wound is infected?
How often should I apply it, and how long does a tube last?
Does it sting, and does it hurt to remove?
Boleh guna untuk luka pada kaki jika saya ada diabetes?
How long before the wound should look better?
Can I use it as a scar gel after the wound has closed?
Is this a medicine?
Tell us what the wound is, how it happened, how long it has been there, and whether you have diabetes. Our care team will tell you whether this wound care solution fits, or whether you should be seen by a doctor first. We would rather send you to a clinic than sell you a tube. No obligation.
What to expect, honestly. On a clean minor wound this does the job a good wound care hydrogel does: keeps the surface moist, makes dressing changes less painful, and lets the wound close without a hard scab. On a diabetic or chronic wound it is one part of a plan that only works if the other parts are in place, and the part that matters most is usually keeping weight off the wound. If you take one thing from this page, take the seven-day rule: a wound that is not visibly improving after a week needs a professional to look at it.
Nath Plus Regenerating Gel is a medical device for external use on the skin. It is intended to support a moist wound environment. It is not an antiseptic, an antibiotic or an analgesic, and it does not treat infection. It does not replace wound assessment, cleaning, removal of dead tissue, pressure offloading, infection treatment or vascular assessment, all of which may be required and none of which a topical product provides. Do not apply to infected wounds, deep or puncture wounds, bites, burns beyond small superficial ones, wounds containing foreign material, or any wound that is heavily bleeding. Not for use in the eyes, mouth or any body cavity. Individual results vary and no outcome is guaranteed. If you have diabetes, peripheral vascular disease, an immune condition, or take immunosuppressive medication, use only under the direction of a healthcare professional who has assessed the wound. Seek medical attention today for spreading redness, increasing pain, swelling, heat, pus, odour, fever, black tissue, numbness or coldness in the limb, or any wound that has not improved within 7 days. Diabetes-related foot wounds require urgent professional assessment: delayed care is a leading cause of avoidable amputation. Keep out of reach of children. Please disclose all medication and medical conditions to your healthcare professional before use.
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