Hi,dear doctor.

You can use penicillin powder antibiotics or some lincosamide antibiotics such as lincomycin.

EVERYONE!! Or, at least, antiseptics.

@francisco javier Gala

Local sterilization before and after surgery is completely different. Disinfectants are used only to clean wounds and have less antibacterial power, so it is best to use some antibiotics to prevent severe bacterial infections. Use topically. Disinfectants can be effective on human wounds due to the environment in which humans live, but in the case of animals due to various contaminants in their environment, we can not use only disinfectants

to avoid risk of infection , it is better to use topical desinfectant because it seems to avoid risks : prudence

antibiotics must be analysed taking the risk factor : they are a capital that is spent with caution in order to be effective

I opened two clinics "Crystalic" , one in Bucharest and one in Brasov in the year 2005 : it was great.competitors took thereafter the market with funds. Jean DB

Hello, colleagues!

There are sterile one-time forms (sachet) of ointments for topical use.

Rigenoma and Ozoile are oxygen products. Theresienoil contains biooils with antiseptic properties.

And of course the antibiotics forms. We can use them as pulvis without sterille water.

Dr. Vania Anastasova:)

Opthalamic topical medication must be sterile

Single use ointments are not necessarily sterile.

severe wounds care should be sterile , including deep burned wounds due to risk of infection of dead tissues, in majority

highly burns treatment should be sterile during carre due to evolution of the wounds after heat impact

even 2nd degree low burns are treated with no sterile cream

for 2nd degree deep and 3rd degree , all must be sterile knowing that excess temperature kills microbes

It is mainly a problem of severity of the burn and later its fragility against infection. Open wound should be desinfected and sterile

45sec improves recovery by treating internal pressure of the wound, against blisters that are an entrance into the skin

In Ophthalmolgy, all topical formulations need to be sterile by definition and production.