【Mucosa Care】New Trends in Post-Operative Hemorrhoid Care: The Science of Moist Wound Healing with Hydrogel
Modern post-operative care for external hemorrhoids has shifted from traditional dry scabbing toward the "Moist Wound Healing" standard. Research indicates that hydrogels, characterized by high water content and soft texture, effectively mimic the natural tissue environment and soothe nerve endings, thereby significantly reducing pain during bowel movements. Clinical evidence demonstrates that hydrogels accelerate epithelial migration, offering healing efficiency superior to dry environments.

In material science, Povidone (PVP) is frequently integrated with hydrogels to utilize its excellent biocompatibility and film-forming properties. As a drug carrier, PVP stabilizes wound structure and facilitates contraction. For infection control, Benzalkonium Chloride (BAC) provides effective broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity. Other common ingredients, such as Calcium Chloride, function as cross-linking agents for structural stability, while Potassium Sorbate serves as a preservative. A representative commercial product utilizing this technology is the "HI-MUPRO Mucosa Liquid Bandage."
Ultimately, ideal hemorrhoid care must balance three core pillars: hydration, antimicrobial control, and low irritation. Selecting hydrogel dressings supported by scientific data, combined with professional medical advice, can effectively shorten recovery time and improve quality of life. (Reference: Journal of Wound Care)
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Mucosa Gel (For Anus / Perineal mucosa care)
HX-M25G
A hydrophilic protective film is formed on the perineal and anal mucosa ulcer wounds to isolate external stimuli and quickly relieve mucosa pain and itching. It is a Class I low-risk medical device that does not contain alcohol, antibiotics, steroids and anesthetics, and has no addictive. FSC / QMS / ISO13485
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