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Isonasin septo is a multi-component medical device. It supports the fight against thick and watery runny nose and can be used from the first days of life. It contains saline that liquefies thick mucus, thyme, known for its antibacterial properties, and copper that inhibits the multiplication of microorganisms.
Manufacturer of the drug: Tactica Pharmaceuticals Sp. z o. o
Form, dose, packaging: nasal rinse solution, 20 ampoules of 5 ml.
Availability category: OTC – over-the-counter medicine.
The active substance: sodium chloride, polysorbate 80, thyme extract, copper sulphate pentahydrate, glycerol, purified water.
Isonasin septo – what is this drug?
Isonasin Septo is a nasal rinse for both children and adults. It can be used to treat colds, nasopharyngitis and pharyngitis. The manufacturer of the drug is Tactica Pharmaceuticals Sp. z o. o. The package contains 20 ampoules of 5 ml. Isonasin Septo is an over-the-counter medicine. It can be successfully used to treat thick, watery runny nose.
The preparation contains the following substances:
- Sodium Chloride – Sodium is one of the most important extracellular electrolytes. It is used during electrolyte disturbances. It can also be used for rinsing the throat, nose and topical eye rinsing. It is worth knowing that it should not be used by people with deep electrolyte disturbance, kidney failure and pulmonary edema.
- Thyme extract – thyme contains many valuable vitamins, incl. vitamin A, beta-carotene, niacin, vitamin B6, folic acid, vitamin C, potassium and calcium. Thyme has been used in folk medicine for centuries as a natural remedy for viruses and bacteria. It also helps to relieve fatiguing (dry and wet) coughs.
In addition to the above-mentioned substances, the chemical composition of Isonasin Septo includes copper sulfate pentahydrate, glycerol, purified water. The above ingredients make Isonansin Septo easier to breathe and clear the nose. It is also helpful when we want to get rid of excess mucus. It is also an aid in the fight against colds.
Isonasin Septo – dosage
The daily dose of the drug is a maximum of 2 to 3 rinses – it should not be exceeded. One ampoule is used for one rinse – this applies to both nostrils. Before using the drug, it is worth making sure that there are no contraindications to its use. It is worth consulting this decision with an appropriate specialist.
How is Isonasin Septo used?
When giving the drug to a child, first place them in the correct position – the child should lie on his back and have his head slightly tilted. Then carefully insert the tip of the ampoule into one nostril and insert half of its contents. Repeat the action again and apply the second half of the ampoule to the child. When administering the drug to newborns and infants, care should be taken to administer the drug using the lowest possible pressure.
Isonasin Septo – contraindications
The preparation should not be used by people who are allergic to any of the ingredients of the preparation. Before using Isonasinu Septo, read the instructions for use, which contain information on how to use.
What does a thick runny nose mean?
It usually appears 3-5 days after the onset of acute rhinitis. It is also the body’s response to rhinitis. These infections are often viral in origin. A runny nose can disturb your sleep and make it difficult to breathe. In addition, it can change the timbre of the voice to nasal. A deeply persistent runny nose and fever can contribute to the development of sinusitis.
The body usually takes 5 to 7 days to deal with an infection. For this reason, many people give up treatment for a runny nose. However, leaving the body completely on its own may, in some cases, cause health complications. If left untreated, a runny nose can cause sinusitis, otitis, or bronchitis. Acute rhinitis can turn into a chronic runny nose.
Home remedies for a runny nose
- Inhalation
Inhalation with the addition of essential oils is an effective treatment for clogged respiratory tract. For this purpose, you can use essential oils of mint, pine or eucalyptus. To inhale, put a bowl of hot water and add one of the oils to it. Then lean over the bowl and breathe deeply through your nose – keep your head about 45 cm above the water. The water vapor will loosen the secretions in the nose.
- Nasal irrigation
You can use saline or sea water for nasal irrigation. To prepare the solution, dissolve 1/3 teaspoon of table salt with a pinch of baking soda in a cup of warm water. Then fill the liquid into a medicine syringe and inject it into the nostrils – while sniffing the air with your nose. Blow your nose and repeat the treatment with the other nostril. Rinsing your nose with sea water also moisturizes the mucosa and removes viruses.
- Herb extract
You can also thin the mucus in your nose after drinking a cup of hot tea. Other herbal infusions such as chamomile or sage will also help. In folk medicine, chamomile tea has been considered a cure for colds for centuries. Herbal teas, e.g. from ginger or rosehip, can also be effective.