A 79-year-old, non-smoker patient with arterial hypertension and dyslipidemia visited the institute for pessary replacement. The patient had a history of pregnancy once, no abortion, and a child. Vulvar examination showed external atrophic genitalia. The colposcopy image showed an ulcer on the right side with active bleeding of about 2 cm in the patient´s vagina due to the pessary usage. A non/hormonal Centella Asiatica-based vaginal gel (Palomacareâ) is used as a treatment for the ulcer applied every 12 hours for 3 weeks. After 3 weeks of using Palomacareâ, the lesion was cured (the ulcer and erosion disappeared) and then stopped the bleeding. The pessary was placed again inside the patient´s vagina without any incidence. Using Palomacareâ for 3 weeks showed promising wound healing. reepithelization result for the lesion caused by using a pessary.
Khouri Mallol, C. (2023). Evaluation of a Non-Hormonal Centella Asiatica-based Vaginal Gel as a Treatment for Vaginal Lesion Caused by Pessary. Materials Chemistry Horizons, 1(Biomaterials in Women´s Health), 5-8. doi: 10.22128/mch.2022.627.1034
MLA
Cristina Khouri Mallol. "Evaluation of a Non-Hormonal Centella Asiatica-based Vaginal Gel as a Treatment for Vaginal Lesion Caused by Pessary". Materials Chemistry Horizons, 1, Biomaterials in Women´s Health, 2023, 5-8. doi: 10.22128/mch.2022.627.1034
HARVARD
Khouri Mallol, C. (2023). 'Evaluation of a Non-Hormonal Centella Asiatica-based Vaginal Gel as a Treatment for Vaginal Lesion Caused by Pessary', Materials Chemistry Horizons, 1(Biomaterials in Women´s Health), pp. 5-8. doi: 10.22128/mch.2022.627.1034
VANCOUVER
Khouri Mallol, C. Evaluation of a Non-Hormonal Centella Asiatica-based Vaginal Gel as a Treatment for Vaginal Lesion Caused by Pessary. Materials Chemistry Horizons, 2023; 1(Biomaterials in Women´s Health): 5-8. doi: 10.22128/mch.2022.627.1034
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