Sinupret: Feedback, Efficiency, Safety.

All people suffering from frequent ARVI with a severe cold are aware of the injustice of the statement that, regardless of whether to treat or not, everything goes for a week. Runny nose, or rhinitis, can annoy for weeks, and after a while, with the slightest hypothermia, come back again. It can take more serious forms, turning into rhinosinusitis, sinusitis and causing other complications. And usually used as a first aid measure vasoconstrictive drops are allowed to use only a few days. The same applies to other topical preparations, many of which contain an antibiotic, and therefore can not be administered without a thorough examination. An alternative may be the ingestion of such anti-inflammatory and secretolytic drugs as sinupret. Reviews of doctors and patients for more than 70-year history of this drug can be sure of its safety and effectiveness.

All the active ingredients of this medicine are a dry powder of herbs, flowers and roots of various plants. The properties of these plants (elder, primrose, sorrel, gentian and verbena) provide antiviral, anti-inflammatory, generally restorative and, most importantly, secretolitic action of the sineprate preparation. The reviews show that it not only facilitates the course of the cold, helping the patient breathe and removing mucus from the nose, but also shortens the duration of treatment. The medicine itself should be taken for 20 days, but during this time the runny nose, as a rule, is completely cured, and the risk of its recurrence is significantly reduced.

The drug is produced by the German pharmaceutical company Bionoric AG for almost 80 years. When it is produced, synthetic analogues of plant raw materials are not used. A diverse form of release (drops, tablets and syrup) makes it possible to assign to various categories of patients exactly Sinupret, which the Germans scrupulously comment on as an extremely effective medicine. Drops are convenient to dose, however, they, like syrup, are not suitable for those who have contraindications to taking medications in water-alcohol form. In addition, the open vial can not be stored for long. In this respect, the drug in tablets is somewhat more convenient to use. Syrup is intended for children from 2 years of age. Often, Sinupret can be administered to children under 2 years of age, but it can only be used for this age group on the advice of a doctor and with accurate dosage. Syrup sinupret for children (reviews speak for themselves) along with washing the nose with saline or a solution of sea water is one of the most effective and safe remedies against the common cold. Contraindications include the first two years of life, pregnancy and breastfeeding. If you want to use sinupret, the instructions for reviews and data on clinical use during this period does not contain, and treatment is prescribed only by a doctor.

Other contraindications include intolerance to the patient of one of the active or auxiliary substances (see instructions). Be sure to follow the dosage and method of application. Sinupret is a means for ingestion, it is not applied topically. It can be combined with other means to strengthen immunity, as well as antibacterial drugs.

The main condition for successful treatment is regularity and proper duration of use of sinupret. Reviews of its inefficiency are associated with non-compliance with dosage and duration of admission. In addition, with chronic rhinosinusitis, it can be only one of the components of carefully thought-out therapy, but not the only method of treatment and self-treatment.