Definition Otriven® contains the active ingredient xylometazoline hydrochloride. This is a drug in the group of rhinologicals. These are drugs that can be prescribed for use in the nose for the treatment of a cold. Dosage form Nose DropsBefore using Otriven® Nose Drops, the nose should be cleaned thoroughly. Blowing your nose is sufficient. The … Otrives
Contraindications If any of the following points apply, Otriven® must not be used: An existing hypersensitivity reaction to xylometazoline or other components of Otriven® An existing hypersensitivity reaction to the preservative benzalkonium chloride Children under two years of age only after consultation with a pediatrician and After surgical removal of the pineal gland (pituitary gland) … Contraindications | Otrives
Side effects As with other drugs, Otriven® can also cause adverse drug reactions. The most common side effect is an increasing swelling of the nasal mucosa after the active ingredient has subsided. Occasional side effects include Sneezing, nosebleeds, blood pressure increase, palpitations, heart palpitations, skin rash or itching. More rarely, headaches, insomnia or fatigue occur … Side effects | Otrives
Storage Otriven® should be stored at normal room temperature in its original packaging, protected from moisture and light. In general, it should be kept out of the reach of children. The drug should not be used after the expiration date. It should not be disposed of in household waste or sewage. All articles in this … Storage | Otrives
Products Humidifying nasal sprays are commercially available from a variety of suppliers (e.g., Fluimare, Nasmer, Triomer, Emser Nasal Spray). Ingredients The solutions in the sprays usually contain one of the following salts: Sodium chloride (table salt) Sea salt with various minerals and trace elements. Emser salt with various minerals and trace elements In addition, active … Humidifying Nasal Sprays
Introduction The Nasic® Nasal Spray for Children is a nasal spray specially developed for children between 2 and 6 years of age. A lower dosage of the active ingredient xylometazoline compared to normal nasal spray protects the child’s nasal mucous membrane. At the same time, it contains ingredients that promote wound healing in the area … Nasic® – Nasal spray for children
Side effects When using Nasic® Nasal Spray for Children properly, side effects are rare. Occasionally (1 to 10 out of 1000 patients) hypersensitivity reactions in the skin and mucous membrane area may occur. These are intolerances to the ingredients of the nasal spray. The hypersensitivity reactions can manifest themselves as rashes, itching or increased swelling. … Side effects | Nasic® – Nasal spray for children
Costs There are many nasal sprays from different manufacturers that are offered for children. Therefore, the first use of a nasal spray should always be discussed with the treating physician or a pharmacist. There are three different types of nasal sprays depending on the medical indication: Decongestant nasal sprays, nourishing nasal sprays (with seawater) and … Costs | Nasic® – Nasal spray for children
Definition Nasonex® is a drug that is often used as a nasal spray to treat allergic or inflammatory diseases of the nasopharynx. The active ingredient is called mometasone and belongs to the group of highly effective glucocorticoids. Mometasone is also used in ointments and creams and is thus used locally against allergic or inflammatory skin … Nasonex®
Application areas Nasonex has two main applications. The most important one is allergic rhinitis, which can be seasonal, probably better known as hay fever, or year-round. As the name suggests, it is an allergic reaction in certain months to pollen or grasses, or without a time connection, e.g. to cat hairs or dust mites. Nasonex … Application areas | Nasonex®
Instructions for use The Nasic® dosing spray is directly ready for use. Remove the protective cap from the spray device and insert it into the desired nostril. Use your index and ring finger to apply a spray. For hygienic reasons, the inserted end should be wiped after use. If you forget to take Nasic®, do … Instructions for use | Nasic®
Dosage When dosing Nasic® , as with any medicine, you should follow the instructions in the package insert and, if necessary, the instructions of your doctor or pharmacist. Adults and school children may administer one spray per nasal opening up to three times a day. Nasic® must not be used if there are side effects, … Dosage | Nasic®
