Curasept Afterapid gel 10 milliliters

Curasept Afterapid gel

Aphthae are the most common lesions of the oral mucosa. In 80% of people affected, the first aphtha develops before the age of thirty. The prevalence of this problem can affect 60%* of the population. It is estimated that in one-fifth of cases, aphthae occur frequently and recur regularly over the years.

*S Jurge 1, R Kuffer, C Scully, S R Porter Mucosal Disease Series. Number VI. Recurrent Aphthous Stomatitis Review Oral Dis , 12 (1), 1-21 Jan 2006

Aphthae usually disappear on their own after a few weeks, but until then they can cause unpleasant symptoms:


- A burning, painful sensation
- Swelling and pain in nearby lymph nodes
- Increased salivation.
- Difficulty and pain when chewing, sometimes loss of appetite
- Difficulty and pain during daily oral hygiene
- Quickly soothes pain in the mouth
- Helps with the healing of aphthae
- Prevents fluid accumulation
- Has an anti-inflammatory effect
- Moisturizes
- Protects

Use
Gel for use with mouth ulcers and aphthae.

Directions for use
Apply a small amount of gel directly to the aphtha(e) twice a day for one week using the included applicator. Do not rinse the mouth for at least one hour after application. Using the gel together with Curasept AfteRapid Mouthwash enhances the treatment effect. It is advised to read the instructions for use carefully before use.

Warnings
For external use only. Do not swallow. Keep out of reach of children. Keep away from heat sources. For children under six years of age, use under adult supervision.

Storage advice
Store sealed, out of reach of children.

Medical device. Read the leaflet before use.

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