Kolasil Gel 15 g

babies: consult your doctor lactating mother: it is unsafe. studies have shown evidence of medicine in breast milk.
it causes an abnormality of the baby. pregnancy: it is unsafe in pregnancy.
need to seek doctors’ advice. driving: nanocrystalline silver has no evidence of side effects on driving.
alcohol: nanocrystalline silver has no evidence of side effects on alcohol consumption. kidney: nanocrystalline silver has no evidence of side effects on kidney problems.
liver: nanocrystalline silver has no evidence of side effects on liver problems. .

Skin necrosis Erythema multiform Burning sensations, rashes Interstitial nephritis .

kolasil is an antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory agent. it works by killing harmful micro-organisms by puncturing the cell wall leads to decreased infection and reduced inflammation..

If you miss a dose of kolasil gel, apply it as soon as possible. However, if it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and return to your regular schedule.
Do not apply the cream more or less. Apply the medication as prescribed by your doctor..

• kolasil needs to be taken twice or thrice a day. • do not stop and continue the course as directed by your doctor.
• pregnancy and breastfeeding needs to be avoided as it causes harmful effects to the baby. • apply this medication in required quantity to wounds, cuts..

• nanocrystalline silver + ciprofloxacin: concurrent use leads to an increase in nanocrystalline silver levels by decreasing the effectiveness of ciprofloxacin. • nanocrystalline silver + declomycin: concurrent use increases nanocrystalline silver levels by decreasing the effectiveness of declomycin.
• nanocrystalline silver + levothyroxine: concurrent use increases nanocrystalline silver levels by decreasing absorption of levothyroxine. • nanocrystalline silver + penicillamine: concurrent use increases nanocrystalline silver levels by decreasing the effectiveness of penicillamine..