Radiagard Lotion 120 ml

Radiagard Lotion is a local anaesthetic that temporarily blocks pain signals from nerves in the area where it is applied. It is used for short-term numbness and relief of localised pain or irritation.

• Local skin numbness: Radiagard Lotion temporarily blocks nerve signals in the skin, preventing pain during minor medical procedures like injections, blood draws, or small skin surgeries.
• Minor skin irritation and pain: It provides quick, temporary relief from painful conditions such as sunburn, minor burns, scrapes, insect bites, or poison ivy.
• Neuropathic discomfort: For certain localised nerve pain conditions, it can be applied to soothe surface sensitivity and ease daily discomfort.
   

Radiagard Lotion provides targeted relief at the site of application, helping reduce pain and irritation without affecting the entire body.

• Rapid localized pain relief: Radiagard Lotion works quickly at the application site, often beginning to numb the area within minutes depending on the formulation. This helps reduce discomfort without causing widespread effects throughout the body.
• Improved comfort during procedures: By temporarily dulling pain sensations, Radiagard Lotion can make injections, blood draws, cosmetic procedures, and minor surgical treatments more comfortable. This may also help reduce procedure-related anxiety.
• Soothes irritated skin: Radiagard Lotion helps calm burning, itching, and stinging sensations associated with minor skin injuries and irritations. This can improve comfort while the affected area heals.
• Targeted treatment: Because the medication is applied directly to the affected area, its effects remain focused where relief is needed. When used as directed, this may help minimise systemic side effects.
• Supports daily activities: By reducing localised pain and sensitivity, Radiagard Lotion can make routine activities such as walking, dressing, or touching the affected area more manageable during recovery. This may improve overall comfort and quality of life.

Important safety note: Use only as directed on the product label or by your healthcare provider. Applying too much Radiagard Lotion , covering large areas, using it on broken skin without medical advice, or using heating pads over the treated area can increase absorption and raise the risk of serious side effects. Seek medical help immediately if you develop severe dizziness, confusion, ringing in the ears, metallic taste, seizures, irregular heartbeat, or difficulty breathing after use.
 

To ensure safe and effective pain relief, use Radiagard Lotion exactly as directed by your doctor or according to the product instructions.

• Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before and after applying the medication.
• Clean and dry the affected area of skin as directed by your doctor.
• Apply a thin layer of Radiagard Lotion only to the affected area.
• Do not rub it in vigorously unless specifically instructed by your doctor.
• Do not apply this medication to open wounds, deeply cut skin, severe burns, or areas with blisters unless your doctor tells you to.
• Avoid getting the medication in your eyes, nose, or mouth. If contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water.
• Do not apply more than the recommended amount or use it more frequently than prescribed.
• Unless directed by your healthcare provider, avoid covering the treated area with tight bandages or dressings, as this may increase absorption.
• Allow the medication to dry properly before covering the area with clothing.
• Always follow your doctor's exact instructions regarding how much to apply and how often to use it.
   

• Avoid Applying Heat to the Treated Area: Avoid applying heat (such as heating pads or hot water bottles) to the treated area, as heat can increase how much medication your skin absorbs and raise the risk of side effects.
• Do Not Use Airtight Dressings Unless Directed: Do not wrap or bandage the treated area with airtight or plastic dressings unless specifically instructed by your doctor, as this can also increase absorption.
• Protect Numb Areas from Injury: Protect the numbed area from accidental injury, extreme cold, or extreme heat while the medication is active, as you may not feel cuts, burns, or frostbite.
• Wear Loose-Fitting Clothing: Wear loose-fitting clothing over the application site to prevent friction and avoid rubbing the medication off before it has time to work.
   

• Inspect the Product Before Use: Inspect the product before use; do not use it if the packaging is damaged, punctured, or if the cream or gel has changed colour or consistency.
• Do Not Apply to Damaged Skin Unless Directed: Never apply Radiagard Lotion to raw, blistered, or broken skin unless your doctor has explicitly evaluated the skin and told you to do so.
• Avoid Applying to Large Areas: Do not apply this medication to large areas of the body, as excessive absorption through the skin can cause serious heart and central nervous system complications.
• Use Other Skin Products with Caution: Avoid using cosmetics, sunscreens, or other medicated skin products on the same area unless cleared by your healthcare provider.
• Prevent Accidental Contact in Children: If you are applying this medication to a child, ensure they do not touch the treated area and then touch their eyes or mouth.
• Different formulations may work differently: Radiagard Lotion is available as creams, gels, sprays, ointments, solutions, and patches. The time it takes to begin working and the duration of the numbing effect can vary between products. Always follow the instructions specific to your prescribed or purchased formulation.