- Naphazoline Indications
- Side Effects of Naphazoline
- Contraindications for Naphazoline
- How to Use Naphazoline
Naphazoline is the active ingredient in a medicine that is sold commercially under the name Nitrylene.
This nasal medication acts as a decongestant, facilitating the passage of air from the nasal cavities to the lungs, thus improving the breathing of those who suffer from nasal congestion.
The effect of Nitrylene is fast, it is evident about 5 minutes after its administration and lasts an average of 6 hours.
Naphazoline Indications
Colds and infections of the nasal mucosa; nasal congestion.
Side Effects of Naphazoline
Headache; nausea; local irritation; light prickling sensation; blurred vision.
Contraindications for Naphazoline
Pregnancy risk C; lactating women; individuals with glaucoma; children under 12; after oro-nasal surgery with exposure of the dura mater; hypersensitivity to the product.
How to Use Naphazoline
Nasal Use
Adults and Children over 12 years
- Drip a drop of the nitrile solution into each nostril and then breathe in the air. This procedure should be repeated 4 times a day, for a maximum of 3 to 5 days.