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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions On Honey Dressings

Honey dressings are the oldest type of wound treatment which possesses multiple bioactive components to expedite the healing process. The honey used for medical purposes is sterilized.

Honey dressing:

  • Contains 82% carbohydrate, enzymes and amino acid
  • Is antibacterial in nature

  • Sheets
  • Gel
  • Ointments

When applied to the wound, certain chemicals within the honey kill the bacteria and fungus. Honey acts as a moisture barrier not allowing the dressing to stick to the skin. Honey also transfers nutrients and other chemicals into the wound site to accelerate healing.

Honey can be used as a topical antibacterial agent for treating infections in many wound types. These include:

  • Wound healing
  • Burns
  • Leg ulcers
  • Sunburn
  • Infected wounds resulting from injury or surgery
  • Diabetic foot ulcers

Honey dressings can be changed within 24-48 hours. But in certain cases it is left in place for up to 25 days. It is advisable to inspect the dressing every two days for faster healing.

Honey dressings:
  • Promote moist healing of wounds
  • Encourage autolytic debridement
  • Display antimicrobial activity
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