Description

Nasivion 0.025% Paediatric Nasal Drops include oxymetazoline, a nasal decongestant that helps reduce nasal congestion caused by disorders such as. Common cold. Hay fever and sinusitis Oxymetazoline constricts blood vessels in the nasal passages, reducing swelling and congestion and making breathing easier.

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Uses of Product

Helps to reduce nasal congestion caused by disorders such as: Common cold. Hay fever and sinusitis

Direction For Use

Infants and children (aged 1–6 years): Typically, one drop into each nostril 2-3 times per day. Always use the precise amount and frequency prescribed by your doctor. Application: Tilt your child's head slightly backward and place the specified amount of drops in each nostril. After providing the drops, advise your kid to stay in a comfortable posture for a few seconds so that the medicine may take action.

Side Affects

Common Side Effects: Nasal discomfort (burning, stinging) Dryness in the nasal passages Sneezing may cause serious side effects (rarely). Rebound congestion: If taken for longer than suggested, it might aggravate congestion when the drug wears off. Rapid heartbeat or palpitations. High blood pressure Irritation or restlessness. Nausea

Safety Advices

Allergies: Inform your doctor if your kid has a history of allergies, specifically to oxymetazoline or any other nasal drop ingredients. Preexisting Conditions: Be careful if your kid has any current medical issues, such as Heart illness. High Blood Pressure Diabetes Thyroid difficulties. Glaucoma Urinary tract issues. Pregnancy and breastfeeding: Although Nasivion is intended for pediatric usage, if the mother is nursing or pregnant, she should see a healthcare practitioner before using this drug. Consult a doctor. Before using Nasivion, particularly if your kid has a chronic disease or is on other drugs, speak with a doctor.

Additional Details

Store nasal drops at room temperature, away from moisture and heat. Keep the bottle well sealed and out of reach of youngsters.

Disclaimer

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