'Quix' during pregnancy is irreplaceable

The first place among the unpleasant diseases that happen to us in the autumn-spring period is a runny nose. What do we do first to overcome this ailment? We go to the pharmacy and buy various vasoconstrictive drugs, which, having high efficiency, contain a number of contraindications and side effects, and, making it easier for several hours to breathe, can cause significant harm to the body as a whole.

For those who care, in the first place, about the safety of treatment, there is a drug "Kvix". Analogues can be found in the pharmacy under the names "Aqua Maris Strong" or "Marimer".

A unique preparation is created on the basis of oceanic water. Its healing properties were known to people from ancient times. The water of the Atlantic Ocean is a storehouse of useful minerals and trace elements. Thanks to copper, manganese, gold, silver, contained in a high concentration in the preparation, it has unique properties that are manifested by antimicrobial, immunomodulating and anti-allergic action. To achieve the relief of breathing by eliminating the swelling of the nasal mucosa and the paranasal passages and liquefaction of mucus, the "Kvix" preparation, whose composition in addition to oceanic water includes a quarter of the purified fresh water, will help . It is this ratio that allows the drug to effectively remove the swelling of the nasal mucosa, while not overdrying it. Very often apply the spray "Kvix" during pregnancy, as one of the safest drugs. But everyone knows that pregnant women are more likely than others to get a cold and stuffy nose.

Indications for the use of the drug may serve as rhinitis, including allergic rhinosinusitis. "Quix" during pregnancy is used as a prophylaxis of colds, especially during the exacerbation of viral infections. In addition, the drug is recommended for the treatment of the common cold, in children from the age of three months. Spray his children in each nostril, making one or two clicks on the tip of the tip. The number of applications can be up to three times a day, but an eight-hour interval between application of the drug should be observed. "Kvix" during pregnancy and adulthood is sprayed with the same frequency, but up to three clicks on the cuff of the tip. Due to the fact that "Kvix" is released in the form of a spray, and the tip of the vial contributes to finely dispersed spraying of the drug, it very well covers the nasal mucosa, effectively eliminating nasal congestion. Immediately after application, a slight tingling can be felt, but this is considered a normal reaction. In general, the drug has no limitations, contraindications to use, no adverse reactions have been identified. That is why "Kvix" during pregnancy and breastfeeding is almost an indispensable tool that must be in the first aid kit for everyone.

To properly use the nebulizer, remove the outer cap from the vial and press the tip of the tip several times, idle, only then place its tip in the nasal passage and perform irrigation. Remember that after use, wipe the tip with a clean cloth and always close with a cap. The drug can be used for a long time without fear of overdrying the nasal mucosa. "Quix" is not addictive and is an environmentally friendly drug, the effectiveness of which is time-tested and proven in practice. In addition, "Kvix" can be used as an additional treatment for the use of vasoconstrictive nasal drops and sprays to reduce the frequency of the latter. Despite the fact that the drug was released on the market relatively recently, it has already gained popularity.