This drug is a topical decongestant. Nasal congestion (congestion and obstruction) occurs due to increased permeability and dilation of the nasal arteries, and these symptoms can be reduced by prescribing vasoconstrictive compounds.
It is used in temporary relief of nasal congestion or congestion caused by hay fever, colds, or sinus problems.
The use of this drug in pregnant women is in group C. There is no information about its excretion through milk. It should be used with caution in pregnant and breastfeeding women because nasal phenylephrine can be absorbed systemically.
Patients who are allergic to other anti-congestion drugs may also be allergic to this drug.
Children are more susceptible to systemic absorption of phenylephrine nasal.
In patients treated with antidepressants, the effect of phenylephrine on blood pressure increases.
In patients with hypertension and angina, it should be used with caution.
Do not use the solution if it turns brown.
If you are allergic to phenylephrine or other decongestants, avoid using this spray.
This drug can cause irritation and irritation in the nasal mucosa when consumed. It can also cause recurrent congestion if consumed for a long time. This medicine should not be taken before 3 to 5 days.
Ephonix 0.25:
In adults and children aged 6 years and above, it is sprayed as a decongestant in each of the nostrils every 4 hours if needed.
Ephonix 0.5:
In adults and children 12 years and older, it is sprayed as a decongestant every 4 hours in each of the nostrils if needed.
The drug should be stored at a temperature below 30 degrees Celsius and away from light. The medicine should be protected from freezing.
Long-term exposure of the drug to air, intense light, and heat causes oxidation of the drug and reduces its strength.