Badyaga From Bruises Under The Eyes: Instructions For Use

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Badyaga from bruises under the eyes: application features, precautions

The content of the article:

Drug release form
Instructions for use Badiaga from bruises
1. Mode of application
2. Contraindications and adverse reactions
What is a bruise
How does a hematoma differ from dark circles under the eyes?
Precautions

Application of gel Badyaga forte
Video

Badiaga from bruises under the eyes is one of the most commonly used remedies. However, reviews about this tool are different, so before deciding to use it, it is important to find out in which cases it will be effective, and when it will lead to the development of undesirable consequences.

Before using Badiaga under the eyes, it is important to carefully study the instructions and correlate the expected benefits and possible harm

Badiaga (Spongilla, bogyaga, watermoss) is an external preparation with a local irritating effect, intended for the treatment of bruises and bruises. It also helps with neurological pain and sciatica.

The active substance of the drug is obtained by drying colonies of freshwater sponges from the Spongillidae family: lake and river sponges (Spongilla lacustris and Ephydatia fluviatilis).

The product is based on dried freshwater sponges Spongillidae

The therapeutic effect of the drug is based on the stimulation of the epithelium with crushed spicules - microscopic needles of silica, which leads to vasodilation and promotes blood supply activation. The action of the badyagi is accompanied by a temporary reddening of the skin and a warming effect.

Drug release form

Badiaga is made in the form of a powder for preparing a suspension for external use in bags of 5 g.

Other products are also produced, which include Badyaga as an active ingredient: Spongilan gel, Badyaga-forte gel, Badyaga anti-cellulite gel plus kelp, etc.

The drug is available as a dry powder

Instructions for use Badiaga from bruises

Mode of application

The drug is used externally.

When treating bruises and bruises, the contents of the package must be placed in a bowl, add warm boiled water until a paste-like mass is obtained.

The product should be applied to the skin of the affected area. A tampon is used for application. The gruel is rubbed in a circular motion, while the hands must be protected with rubber gloves. After 10-15 minutes, the preparation is washed off with water.

The duration of application, as well as how many times it is necessary to repeat the procedure, depends on the speed of healing. According to reviews, the remedy has a therapeutic effect quickly, and the stain, even from a strong blow, turns yellow from several days to one week.

It must be remembered that badyaga is part of various products, so in order to use them correctly, you need to read the instructions.

Before use, the powder should be diluted to a gruel state.

Contraindications and adverse reactions

The drug should not be used in the following cases:

violation of the integrity of the skin at the site of the intended application, including open wounds;
skin diseases, including dermatitis of bacterial, viral, fungal etiology;
peripheral nerve tumors;
age up to 12 years;
individual intolerance to the components of the drug.

Against the background of the use of the product, the development of hyperemia and irritation of the skin in the places of its application, as well as allergic reactions, can be noted.

What is a bruise

A bruise, or hematoma, is a subcutaneous accumulation of coagulated blood that has poured out due to damage (rupture) of blood vessels. It occurs, as a rule, with injuries and bruises of soft tissues.

The gradual discoloration of the bruise is associated with the resorption of blood containing hemoglobin

The hematoma outwardly looks like a somewhat swollen blue-violet spot. Gradually, it changes color, becoming at first variegated pink, red, greenish and, before final healing, yellow. This process is associated with the resorption of blood containing hemoglobin: when it breaks down, pigments are formed (green - biliverdin, yellow - bilirubin).

Another important characteristic of a hematoma is local tenderness. If you press on it, the person will experience pain. The severity of the pain syndrome is determined by the size and place of localization: most often the arms or legs are hurt, but the hematoma can also be on the face.

The size of the bruise depends on the number and type of damaged vessels: in case of rupture of several capillaries, a small bruise is formed (petechiae, bruising), and if the arteries or veins are damaged, the area of the hematoma can be quite large.

How does a hematoma differ from dark circles under the eyes?

Dark circles under the eyes, commonly referred to as bruises, are usually not painful, and the nature of their appearance is not associated with bruises or injuries.

Dark circles under the eyes are not associated with injury

The skin in the eye socket is thinner than in other parts of the body. It has few sebaceous glands and practically no fatty base, so it is more sensitive and tender, which requires special care.

The appearance of dark circles under the eyes can be due to various reasons:

The reasons	Description
Allergic reaction	Allergies can occur to medications, certain foods, plants, etc.
Drastic weight loss	Due to rapid weight loss, the layer of tissue that separates the skin from the blood vessels becomes thinner. As a result, the vessels are translucent, and "blue" is formed
Prolonged computer work or reading	With prolonged tension, the eye muscles get tired, which affects the condition of the skin
Lack of sleep	Due to the lack of adequate sleep, the skin becomes pale, while the blood vessels begin to appear more clearly, so to get rid of the circles under the eyes, you need to sleep at least 7 hours a day
Incorrectly selected cosmetics	When caring for the skin in the area of the eye socket, you must not use too aggressive products
Anemia	Iron deficiency in the body is manifested by pallor of the face, bags and blue circles under the eyes
Other reasons	Bad habits, malnutrition, a sedentary lifestyle, kidney and cardiovascular disease, genetic predisposition can lead to the appearance of circles under the eyes

Precautions

You can often find information about the use of Badiaga for cosmetic purposes. It is actively used as a basis for a face mask, in particular for acne and age spots.

Based on the reviews, we can say that many really got the desired effect, but in most cases the skin was hyperemic and painful for 3-4 days after the procedure.

It is important to understand that dark circles under the eyes and hematoma are different conditions. The use of aggressive agents without a good reason on the skin in the eye socket area can lead to serious consequences, therefore, before using the drug, it is important to balance the expected benefits and possible harm.

According to reviews, in order to somewhat reduce the aggressiveness of the drug's effects, it must be diluted with more than just water. In addition, you can add vegetable oil, such as olive oil. You can also use ready-made cosmetics in the form of a gel, ointment or cream.

Application of gel Badyaga forte

This tool includes additional components:

plantain extract: has a bactericidal, wound healing, anti-inflammatory, moisturizing effect. Contains flavonoids, vitamins A, C, K, phytoncides, carotene, tannins;
yarrow extract: anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, hemostatic, healing, antispasmodic, tonic, anti-allergic effect.

For application on the face, it is recommended to use products in the form of an ointment or gel, for example Badyagu forte

According to the instructions, Badiaga ointment for bruises is applied to the skin of the face for 10–20 minutes in a thin layer, after which it is washed off with warm water. It is not recommended to go outside for 2-3 hours after the procedure.