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Mentovazole

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Last reviewed: 10.08.2022

Menovazole is a medicine used to treat pathologies in the nasal cavity. Drops have an irritating effect on peripheral neuronal endings and have an antiseptic effect.

Menthol stimulates the activity of the cold ends of the nasal mucosa, and phenyl salicylate demonstrates pronounced antibacterial activity. Vaseline oil has a softening effect on the nasal mucosa, and at the same time acts as a protection against chemical and mechanical irritants. [1]

ATC classification

R01AX30 Препараты для лечения заболеваний носа для местного назначения в комбинации

Active ingredients

Ментол
Фенилсалицилат

Pharmacological group

Стимулирующие рецепторы слизистых оболочек, кожи и подкожных тканей средства

Pharmachologic effect

Антисептические препараты
Антибактериальные препараты

Indications Mentovazole

It is used in the case of rhinopharyngitis, rhinitis, , tracheobronchitis, or lesions of the nasopharynx and nasal mucosa having an inflammatory-infectious nature.

Release form

The release of the drug is realized in the form of nasal drops.

Dosing and administration

An adult needs to instill 3-5 drops of the medicine inside each nostril, 3-4 times a day. For a child, 1-2 drops are required, with 2-3 times a day.

You can use the medication in the period of 5-7 days; if necessary, the course of therapy can be extended.

  • Application for children

Not for use on persons under 3 years of age.

Contraindications

Among the contraindications:

  • spasmophilia;
  • runny nose of allergic origin;
  • croup;
  • severe personal intolerance to the components of the medication.

Side effects Mentovazole

Sometimes, with increased personal intolerance to the elements of drugs, local signs of allergy may occur.

Storage conditions

Mentovazole must be kept in a dark place, closed from the penetration of children. The temperature level is in the range of 8-15ºC.

Shelf life

Menovazole can be used within a 4-year term from the date of manufacture of the drug substance.

Analogs

Analogs of the medicine are drugs Pinovit, Nazomarin, Humer with Aqua Maris, Pinosol, Fiziodoza and Zvezda with No-salt, and in addition Boromenthol, Protargol and Isofra. Also on the list are Salin, Marimer, Physiomer with Nasodren and Sinuforte.


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