Question 1

What is Chlorinated lime; Boric acid used for?

Accepted Answer

Wound cleaning, wound infection, burns, skin ulcers, boils, removal of dead tissue from wounds

Question 2

How do you take Chlorinated lime; Boric acid?

Accepted Answer

This is NOT for swallowing — it is for external use only. Dilute the solution as directed on the pack or by your healthcare provider. Use it to soak wound dressings or to gently wash and clean wounds. Apply with clean gauze or cotton wool. Use once or twice daily or as directed by your doctor or nurse.

Question 3

What are the side effects of Chlorinated lime; Boric acid?

Accepted Answer

Mild stinging or burning when applied to open wounds, skin irritation around the wound area, slight drying of the skin, mild bleaching or discoloration of skin around the wound

Question 4

Who should not take Chlorinated lime; Boric acid?

Accepted Answer

People who are allergic to chlorinated lime or boric acid should not use this. Do not use on very deep wounds or surgical wounds without a doctor's instruction. Do not swallow — it is strictly for external use. Avoid prolonged use on large body areas, especially in infants and small children, as boric acid can be absorbed through broken skin.

Question 5

Is Chlorinated lime; Boric acid safe during pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Generally considered safe for external wound care during pregnancy and breastfeeding, but consult your doctor before use, especially for large or deep wounds.

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