Nebasulf Sprinkling Powder 10gm

Nebasulf Sprinkling Powder is used to prevent and treat bacterial infection in minor skin injuries such as cuts, grazes, small burns and surgical wounds, helping the skin heal cleanly.

Uses of Nebasulf Sprinkling Powder are:

• Minor Cuts, Grazes and Burns: Helps prevent bacterial infection in small skin injuries.
• Surgical Wounds: Helps protect minor surgical cuts and stitches from infection.
• Bacterial Skin Infections: Helps treat minor, localised skin infections caused by bacteria.

• Wash your hands thoroughly before using the medication.
• Clean the affected area with water and pat it dry.
• As your doctor directs, clean the area and sprinkle on a thin layer of Nebasulf Dusting Powder.
• Wash your hands again after applying the Nebasulf Dusting Powder.
• Unless your doctor instructs you, avoid bandaging or dressing the treated area.
• Use the medication regularly for the entire treatment, even if the symptoms improve or disappear before the treatment is completed.
• Do not use this medication on large areas of the skin or for a longer duration than prescribed.
• Avoid putting this powder in your eyes, nose, or mouth, and wash your hands before and after the usage of Nebasulf dusting powder.

Nebasulf Dusting Powder is a topical medication for external use only.

• Nebasulf Dusting Powder contains sulphacetamide, neomycin, and bacitracin, which provide broad-spectrum antibacterial activity against various bacteria. Sulphacetamide inhibits bacterial folate synthesis, neomycin prevents the production of essential proteins necessary for bacterial survival, and bacitracin interferes with bacterial cell wall synthesis. Combining these three active ingredients effectively treats bacterial infections such as impetigo and infected wounds. 

• Store Nebasulf Dusting Powder at room temperature (15-25ºC).
• Please protect it from light and moisture.
• Keep Nebasulf Dusting Powder away from children.
• Do not use Nebasulf Dusting Powder after the expiry date has passed.

• Foods such as apples, cherries, broccoli, spinach, and blueberries contain high amounts of quercetin, a type of flavonoid. It’s always recommended to intake these kinds of foods.
• Foods high in probiotics, such as yoghurt or curd help the immune system become more resistant to allergies.
• Limit your consumption of dairy, soy, eggs, almonds, and other items that can trigger allergies. Consumption of foods high in sugar may aggravate inflammation.
• Consume fruits, vegetables, whole grains, healthy fats, and fish.
• You should not use strong soaps, detergents, and rough clothing as it may aggravate dryness and roughness of skin.
• Maintain good hygiene and keep the affected area clean and dry. It is also recommended to avoid applying the medication on open wounds or mucous membranes and to use it only as directed by the healthcare provider.