topically in English
adverb
in a topical manner, with regard to current topics; locally, regionally
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1. 8 When applied topically, they can hydrate parched skin.
2. Toothache, Catechu with Cinnamon and Nutmeg topically (Unani) 13
3. It's very effective in stopping bleeding when applied topically.
4. Phenylephrine can be used topically to prevent symptoms of hemorrhoids.
5. Cryotherapy can be applied topically (on the skin surface), percutaneously, or surgically
6. Apply a small amount of Analgia Hemp Balm wax ointment topically, where the pain is …
7. However, these UV filters are preventive measures applied topically without providing absolute protection.
8. Used topically, Catechu is bitter and astringent, exhibits a cool energy, and enters o
9. Arranged topically, it was promulgated under the authority of Rabbi Judah Ha-nasi (“the Patriarch”), around 200 CE.
10. Acidulated phosphate fluoride: Abbreviation: APF A fluoride compound applied topically to the teeth to prevent dental caries (tooth decay)
11. Coriander essential oil is seen as safe to use aromatically, topically and internally by children and pregnant women
12. Acream containing 0.1% retinoic acid or cream alone wasapplied topically to adult humanskin for four days under occlusion
13. * Additionally, applied topically, honey has been found to reduce inflammation and to promote the growth of healthy tissue.
14. Chlorophyll is found in many green vegetables, and some people also take it as a health supplement or apply it topically.
15. In addition, the topical benefits of Copaiba mean dōTERRA Adaptiv™ Tranquil Blend can be enjoyed both topically and aromatically.
16. Usual Adult Dose for Condylomata Acuminata: Solution or gel: Apply topically twice daily for 3 consecutive days, then discontinue for 4 consecutive days
17. Caffeine contains a chemical called xAnthine, which has been shown to stimulate tear production when applied topically to the eye
18. Pharmaceutical composition for topically treating acne and acneiform dermal disorders by applying to the skine a cream or ointment containing this active principle.
19. Colicroot Herbal medicine (1) Aletris farinosa, an annual herb that was used by Native Americans as an infusion for intestinal colic, dysentery and dysmenorrhoea, and topically as …
20. People with argyria develop blue-grey skin, usually through ingesting significant amounts of Colloidal silver, but sometimes on areas that have been treated topically.
21. Thanks to being loaded with vitamin E, Almond oil—when applied topically—is known for fading scars, healing sun damage, and reducing the signs of aging.
22. However, Collagen is known for having great moisturizing benefits when applied topically, so if your nightly routine consists of applying a Collagen cream, it's not a total loss
23. Colicroot Herbal medicine (1) Aletris farinosa, an annual herb that was used by Native Americans as an infusion for intestinal colic, dysentery and dysmenorrhoea, and topically as …
24. When applied topically in the form of a cream, ointment, gel, lotion, or transdermal skin patch, Capsaicin is thought to provide pain relief by temporarily changing the way your body processes pain
25. Lozenges: Bioadhesive lozenges containing High molecular weight – Polymers with a high antibiotics and local anaesthetics can be used molecular weight are desirable because they topically to treat conditions affecting the mouth
26. Vasoconstrictors were used for treating bleeding sites by selective injection into the injured artery and topically administered vasodilators were found to be effective for the treatment of non-occlusive intestinal ischemia and angiospasms.
27. Anorectal products generally contain a local anesthetic and a pain reliever or an anti-inflammatory agent in combination as an ointment or suppository. They are applied topically either to treat internal or external hemorrhoids.
28. An Aphrodisiac, named after the Goddess Aphrodite, is a substance that, when consumed or applied topically to the human body, has the ability to increase libido, potency, or sexual pleasure (Kotta, Ansari, & Ali, 2013)
29. In addition to addressing key scripture passages topically as a part of Doctrinal Mastery, you should emphasize those same passages as you encounter them in your sequential study of the scriptures with students.
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31. 14 Whether you sip it, slather it on topically, or take it in supplement form, green tea is a powerhouse ingredient in skin care. Here are three benefits of green tea you may not have known about.
32. Applying Betadine topically on the outer vaginal area , and soaking in a sitz bath or soaking in a bathtub of warm water may be helpful for relieving symptoms of burning and vaginal pain after intercourse .
33. Baum Algine cream is applied topically ( 3 – 4 ) times daily or according to the Physicians instructions, apply a thin layer on the affected area, massage gently until the cream is absorbed from the skin surface
34. 5 & 10 Benzagel (Benzoyl peroxide gel) may be used alone topically for mild to moderate acne and as an adjunct in acne treatment regimens which might include retinoic acid products, systemic antibiotics, and/or sulfur and salicylic acid containing preparations
35. Atropine definition, a poisonous crystalline alkaloid, C17H23NO3, obtained from belladonna and other plants of the nightshade family, that prevents the response of various body structures to certain types of nerve stimulation: used chiefly to relieve spasms, to lessen secretions, and, topically, to dilate the pupil of the eye
36. The method entails topically applying to inflamed skin, a composition Comprising 0.01wt.% to 0.5wt.% of an aqueous extract of Opuntia ficus-indica tuna, Opuntia ficus-indica nopales, or a combination thereof to reduce TNF-[alpha] or VEGF production in skin cells to treat the inflamed skin, wherein the composition further comprises at least 50wt.% water.
37. Antibiotic definition is - a substance able to inhibit or kill microorganisms; specifically : an antibacterial substance (such as penicillin, cephalosporin, and ciprofloxacin) that is used to treat or prevent infections by killing or inhibiting the growth of bacteria in or on the body, that is administered orally, topically, or by injection, and that is isolated from cultures of certain microorganisms (such as fungi) or is of semi …
38. The present invention relates to a drug composition for preventing hair loss or inducing hair growth which contains an active ingredient in the form of a conditioned medium obtained by culturing human adipose-derived stem cells in a serum-free medium and filtering the resulting culture, to a method for inducing hair growth wherein the drug composition is intradermally injected or coated topically at a site of hair loss or a bald site, and to a hair-loss treatment agent and an atrichia treatment agent comprising the drug composition as an active ingredient.