Herpes Relief: new adjuvant topical solution to foster the healing
Herpes labialis, commonly known as cold sores, is a widespread viral condition unfortunately known because once contracted, the virus remains latent in the body waiting to reactivate periodically during times of stress, fatigue, illness, or UV exposure..
While antiviral medications can reduce outbreaks' duration, supportive topical gels with hydrating and film-forming activity help protect the lesion, immediately reducing discomfort and promoting the natural healing of the delicate oral mucosa.
A major, often overlooked factor in cold sore recovery is the local ecosystem of the skin and lips. Maintaining a balanced microbiota on and around the lips is essential during an outbreak; indeed, when a cold sore ruptures, the local protective flora is severely disrupted and this dysbiosis leaves the open sore highly vulnerable to secondary bacterial colonization. When opportunistic bacteria invade the viral lesion, it triggers further inflammation, worsens pain and ultimately delays the healing process, sometimes leading to scarring.
To address these combined challenges, a new targeted solution has emerged to treat both the physical lesion and protect the local microenvironment.
HERPES-RELIEF:
A muco-adhesive gel based on Hyaluronic acid scientifically formulated to promote an optimal skin-repair environment of ulcerative lesions caused by cold sores.
It s recommended for the symptomatic treatment of manifestations associated with cold sores / fever blisters and other irritations of the buccal mucosa, promoting an optimal skin-repair environment.
• Protects the injured part, reducing the pain and encouraging a physiological healing process.
• Exerts a natural antimicrobial and antioxidant activity, to keep the wound clean and prevent further inflammation.
• Keeps the microenvironment of the lesion under control, respecting oral microbiota, naturally preventing secondary bacterial infections and supporting a faster return to healthy skin.
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