The Glizigen intimate gel is a daily intimate hygienic care (menstruation and pregnancy), which contains an active ingredient of glycyrrhizinic acid (Glizigen), which is specially designed for the application of women's hygiene. It is used to balance the pH, cleanse the skin, and maintain the natural microflora of the mucosa of sexual organs, relieving discomforts, irritation, and reddening caused by sanitary pads or synthetic underwear. It is helpful to make you feel clean and fresh. It can be applied after active sports practice, after using the swimming pool or beach visit, and also before and after sexual intercourse. Remember that the Glizigen intimate gel is meant for external use only, and check with a dermatologist or gynaecologist if you have any concerns about the gel. If you notice a rash, it's important to discontinue use and consult a doctor promptly. Avoid using the intimate on damaged or broken skin. If you feel any irritation in the intimate area, consult your doctor. Inform your doctor if you are allergic to ammonium or any of the ingredients in them. These guidelines will help you to use the Glizigen intimate gel effectively while prioritizing your intimate area's health and safety.
• Relieves discomforts, irritation, and reddening caused by sanitary pads or synthetic underwear
• Anti-Inflammatory
• Antiviral (HIV, herpes simplex, Human papillomavirus)
The Glizigen intimate gel has glycyrrhizinic acid, which has antiviral properties, including the inhibition of viral replication and immune regulation. It helps to prevent infection in the genital area, which is caused by viruses.
Side effects are unwanted symptoms caused by medicines. Even though all medicines cause side effects, not everyone gets them.
The Glizigen intimate gel is for external use only. Pour the Glizigen intimate gel on your palm in a small quantity, apply the gel to the intimate areas, and then wash your hands gently. Make sure that you wash your hands before and after the use of the gel.
• Breast Feeding: If you are breastfeeding, ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice before using Glizigen intimate gel.
• Alcohol: Glizigen intimate gel does not cause any undesirable side effects for the individual who consumes alcohol.
• Liver: The Glizigen intimate gel is considered safe for use by liver patients as it does not result in any liver-related side effects.
• Lungs: The Glizigen intimate gel is considered safe for use by lung patients as it does not result in any lung-related side effects.
• Driving: Traveling, driving vehicles, or operating heavy machinery is safe after taking an Glizigen intimate gel. This medicine does not impair your ability to drive or use machines.
• Pregnancy: Pregnant women can use Glizigen intimate gel with the recommendation of a gynecologist. If you are pregnant, think you may get pregnant or are planning to have a baby, check with your doctor for advice before using Glizigen intimate gel.