Information about Becaplermin

Becaplermin Uses

Becaplermin is used in the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers.

How Becaplermin works

Becaplermin works by releasing a growth factor that causes skin regeneration in diabetic foot ulcer.

Common side effects of Becaplermin

Burning sensation at the site of application, Skin rash, Erythema (skin redness)
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Available Medicine for Becaplermin

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Expert advice for Becaplermin

  • Use it as per dose and duration suggested by the doctor.
  • Make sure that ulcer area is clean properly before applying the medication.
  • Few tips for good foot care:
    • Wash your feet properly with lukewarm water and apply moisturizer to prevent cracking. 
    • Wear comfortable shoes and avoid shoes with high heels and pointed toe. 
    • look for cuts, sores, burns, and redness while examining your feet. 
    • Avoid the use of heat pads on the feet.
    • Make sure to not put pressure on the affected foot while standing or walking.
    • Dress the ulcer area properly to keep it clean and warm. 
    • Put your feet up and avoid crossed legs while sitting.

Frequently asked questions for Becaplermin

Becaplermin

Q. What is Becaplermin used for?

Becaplermin is used to treat long standing ulcers of the foot, ankle or legs in diabetic patients

Q. How does Becaplermin work?

Becaplermin works by growth and development of cells that repair wounds and help to close and heal the ulcer.

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