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Human Platelet-Derived Growth Factors

Human platelet-derived growth factors are used to treat diabetic neuropathy. They work by healing the sores and wounds on the feet and legs caused by diabetic neuropathy.

Why are human platelet derived growth factors prescribed?

  1. Diabetic Neuropathy (100%)

Key takeaways

Human platelet-derived growth factors are used to treat diabetic foot ulcers. They can also treat other ulcers on the leg caused by complications of diabetes. These growth factors promote wound healing and tissue repair by stimulating cell growth and tissue regeneration. They are typically available in topical forms, such as gels, that you apply directly to the affected area. An example of a medication in this category is Regranex (becaplermin). You can use these treatments to help manage and heal your wounds more effectively.

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BECAPLERMIN treats skin ulcers in people with diabetes. It works by promoting wound healing and new skin growth.
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