Hyaluronic Acid
Information about Hyaluronic Acid
Hyaluronic Acid Uses
How Hyaluronic Acid works
Hyaluronic Acid is natural polysaccharide (sugar). In bone disorders (osteoarthritis), it works by reducing friction in the joints and helps them work smoothly. Hyaluronic Acid also has an anti-aging effect. When injected into the skin (on the face most often), it works by hydrating the skin, enabling it to retain more water. This creates a filling/plumping effect and potentially fights wrinkles and other signs of aging. As an eye drop/cream/gel, it forms a thin, protective layer that helps to lock in moisture, preventing excessive evaporation of tears and maintaining a stable tear film.
Common side effects of Hyaluronic Acid
Joint pain, Joint swelling, Injection site inflammation, Hypersensitivity
Available Medicine for Hyaluronic Acid
DurolaneDr Reddy's Laboratories Ltd
₹188471 variant(s)
HyaloneLupin Ltd
₹199641 variant(s)
KineflexKinedex Healthcare Pvt Ltd
₹1780 to ₹120972 variant(s)
HA KemAlkem Laboratories Ltd
₹79991 variant(s)
DefluxDr Reddy's Laboratories Ltd
₹395001 variant(s)
Halonix OneCadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd
₹2750 to ₹170674 variant(s)
LubrioneZuventus Healthcare Ltd
₹165001 variant(s)
HyalganLupin Ltd
₹19211 variant(s)
ViscosafeIntas Pharmaceuticals Ltd
₹504 to ₹5792 variant(s)
Synvisc Hylan GFGENZYME
₹214491 variant(s)
Expert advice for Hyaluronic Acid
- You have been prescribed Hyaluronic Acid for the treatment of arthritis of the knee. As an eye drop, it is also used for treatment of dry eyes. Additionally, as an cream, it is use to treat skin wrinkles.
- Do not strain your knee joint for two days after receiving Hyaluronic Acid. Avoid activities such as strenuous sports and exercise, or standing on your feet for a long time.
- Inform your doctor if knee pain or swelling continues for a long time or becomes worse after receiving the medication.
- If your condition persists or worsens, or if you have any concerns about the treatment, follow up with your doctor.