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Betadine 5% Squat Jar Of 250gm Ointment

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250g Ointment in Squat Jar

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Betadine 5 % Description

Betadine Ointment is a topical antiseptic that is used to treat & prevent infections in minor wounds or cuts. It provides infection protection against a variety of germs that can cause infection in m

inor cuts, wounds, scrapes and burns. It contains povidone-iodine as its active ingredient. A person with a known allergy to povidone-iodine should not use this medicine. Betadine Ointment is meant for external use and should be applied exactly as recommended by your doctor.

Product Summary

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Contains	Povidone-Iodine(5.0 %)
Uses	Wounds, cuts, and ulcers
Side effects	Rash, itching, burning, irritation, blisters
Therapy	ANTISEPTIC

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Uses

Contraindications

Side effects

Precautions and Warnings

Uses of Betadine 5 %

Betadine Ointment is used to treat infected wounds, cuts, and ulcers.

Contraindications of Betadine 5 %

If you are allergic to Povidone Iodine or any other ingredient of Betadine Ointment
If you have a thyroid problem such as goiter or Hashimoto's disease (a thyroid disease).
If you are taking a medicine containing Lithium, used for the treatment of a brain-related disorder.

Side effects of Betadine 5 %

Rash
Itching
Burning
Irritation
Blisters

Precautions and Warnings of Betadine 5 %

Pregnancy

Can I apply Betadine Ointment during pregnancy?

There is limited information available on the use of Betadine Ointment during pregnancy. It is not recommended to use this Ointment during pregnancy.

Breast Feeding

Can I apply Betadine Ointment while breastfeeding?

Lactating mothers should avoid the use of Betadine Ointment as it can increase the levels of iodine in breastmilk and cause thyroid-related disorder in a breastfed infant.
Although it is minimally absorbed through intact adult skin, lactating mothers' exposure should be minimized by using it for a short duration in the smallest possible area and in a lower concentration...
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Driving

Can I drive if I have applied Betadine Ointment?

It is a topical preparation and may not affect driving ability.

Alcohol

Can I consume alcohol with Betadine Ointment?

There is limited information available on the interaction of Betadine with alcohol.

Other General Warnings

Talk to your doctor if

You experience allergies or skin reactions after using this Ointment, discontinue the treatment and talk yo your doctor.
Your skin is burnt or cracked because there are chances of absorption of iodine in toxic doses in your blood.
You are going for any routine lab test for thyroid, as this medicine may affect the results.
Do not use in eyes or areas near eyes or any sensitive area of your skin.
This Ointment should not be used for the prolonged duration on larger skin areas.
Betadine Ointment should not be used for children below two years of age.
It should not be used on eyes and for a prolonged duration.

Mode of Action of Betadine 5 %

How Does It Work?

Povidone Iodine is an antiseptic and works by killing the microbes. It enters the microbial cells, oxidises key components, and causes cell death. It is effective against a wide range of microorganism...

Directions for Use of Betadine 5 %

Use Betadine Ointment as directed by your doctor.
Gently clean the affected area and let it dry.
Wash your hands before and after using this Ointment.
Apply a small amount of this medicine to the affected area.
Let dry and cover with a sterile bandage if required.

Interactions of Betadine 5 %

Interactions with other medicines

Since Betadine Ointment is to be applied externally on the skin, it is less likely to interact with other medicines. However, it is advisable to consult your doctor if you take other medicines to trea...

Storage and disposal of Betadine 5 %

Store Betadine Ointment at room temperature.
Keep it out of the reach of children and pets.

Dosage of Betadine 5 %

Overdose

Since Betadine Ointment is meant only for external applications, cases of overdose are unlikely. However, upon accidental ingestion, contact your doctor or visit the nearest hospital immediately. If y...
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Excessive use of it for a prolonged duration is not advised. If there is no improvement in your infection or wound, contact your doctor.

Missed a Dose

If you have missed the application of this Ointment as prescribed, apply it as soon as you remember. Do not overapply this medicine to compensate for the missed application.

Content Details

WRITTEN BY

Dr. Mansi Savla

B. Pharm, PharmD

REVIEWED BY

Dr. Ritu Budania

MBBS, MD (Pharmacology)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: What is Betadine Ointment used for?

A: Betadine Ointment is used as first aid for cuts, burns and minor wounds. It provides infection protection against a variety of germs that can cause infection in minor cuts, wounds, scrapes and burns.

Q: How does Betadine work?

A: Betadine has antiseptic properties. It kills the microbes by oxidising certain cell components of microbes and thus prevents their growth.

Q: For how many days should I use Betadine?

A: Your doctor will decide the duration of the application for this Ointment. Do not stop applying it on your own. If there is no improvement in your infection or wound after 7 days of use, get in touch with your doctor.

Q: Is Betadine Ointment an antibiotic?

A: Betadine Ointment is a topical antiseptic medicine.

Q: When should you not use Betadine?

A: You should not use Betadine for longer than 1 week without consulting a doctor. Also, if you experience any other unwanted symptoms like fever, nausea, headache, stop usage and immediately consult your physician.

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BETADINE

Expires on or After

27/02/2026

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