The review of effective drops for treatment of a genyantritis with an antibiotic

1 Characteristics of

preparations Nasal drops in sinusitis successfully cope with pathogenic microorganisms that cause disease progression. The body is not always able to cope on its own, so with the help of antibiotics stop the development of the inflammatory process occurring in the maxillary sinuses.

When instilling medicines in the nose requires compliance with a certain sequence: first vasoconstrictive drugs( Tizin, Naphthyzine, Nazivin, Galazolin, etc.) to reduce swelling of the nasal mucosa. You can not use them for more than 5 days. Only half an hour after instillation of vasoconstrictive drugs, drops with antibiotics can be used.

It is not uncommon for sinusitis caused by a bacterial infection to be cured without the use of antibiotics. Drops and sprays( for instillation into the nose) with antibacterial agents are unable to penetrate into the maxillary sinuses, therefore, the use of antibiotics orally or in injections is indicated.

Only an ENT doctor can correctly choose a medication for the treatment of a particular patient. Topically applied drops in the nose with genyantritis with the content of antibacterial substances in the maxillary sinuses do not fall. To treat the disease only with drops is inappropriate. To obtain the desired result, the use of drugs in the form of tablets and injections is required.

It is strictly forbidden to apply antibiotic-containing drops yourself, because of the possibility of serious complications. If you suspect a sinusitis, you need qualified medical care. Only after carrying out the diagnosis the doctor will find out which antibiotics are required, and will prescribe the correct treatment.

2 Topical application of

Sprays Sprays containing antibiotics do not lead to intestinal dysbiosis and are not found in the blood. They begin to act directly on the inflammatory process in a specific focus.

Assign a spray in the acute and chronic form of sinusitis along with other drugs. There are several medicines of this group: Bioparox, Polydex, Isofra, Phenylephrine.

With these sprays it is possible even in remote parts of the nose to remove the inflammatory focus in the genyantritis, they eliminate puffiness, promote liquefaction of mucus. These drugs successfully cope with a bacterial and fungal infection, treat the disease, and not just eliminate the symptoms.

1. Bioparox is an effective medicament, it is applied topically at a genyantritis with an antibiotic. The active substance is an antibiotic fusafungin, which has an anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial effect. These drops with genyantritis as the only means of good results are given only at the very beginning of the disease, while the nature of inflammation is catarrhal. With prolonged sinusitis and acute purulent form to obtain the required result is difficult, complex treatment is required. Seldom happens a side effect( as an allergic rash).Care should be taken with pregnant and lactating women because of possible negative effects on the child.
2. Polidexa - has anti-inflammatory effect, eliminates bacterial microflora, which allows you to completely get rid of purulent complications. Has bactericidal and antimicrobial action. It is only used as directed by a doctor.
3. Isofra - is more often used for combined treatment of bacterial genyantritis. Do not apply if puncture or rinsing of the maxillary sinuses is performed. If the agent is prescribed untimely or is applied incorrectly, the result may not be at all( if the microflora proves to be stable) or cause complication of the sinusitis. Therefore, prescribe the drug can only a doctor, with self-application can not get the desired result.

To drip drops in the nose correctly, the patient should be laid or put on a chair, slightly tilt his head back. Burying in the left half of the nose, the head turns slightly to the left, to the right - to the right. In this situation, the surface of the mucosa is better moistened with the drug.

After the medication has been dripped into one half of the nose, you should tilt the head and press the wing of the nose against the nasal septum for a few seconds. If this is not done, the drug is in the nasopharynx, not acting on the nasal mucosa.

3 Complex formulations in the fight against the disease

Similar medications include 2 or more components. These can be antibiotics, antihistamines, antiseptics, etc. Vasodilating drops in the nose are used to remove the swelling of the mucous, causing difficulty in nasal breathing.

Some vasoconstrictor drugs may contain ingredients that, when taken for a prolonged period of time, can lead to hypertension.

Antibiotics and antiseptics are designed to eliminate bacteria and viruses, some of them can have serious side effects( gentamicin can cause hearing impairment, for this reason it is not included in drops intended for children).

Glucocorticoids are hormonal agents with anti-allergic and anti-inflammatory effects. They are absorbed by the mucosa, are in the bloodstream, can have an undesirable effect.

From antihistamines are often used Diphenhydramine( a drug against allergies).All the components entering into the drops with genyantritis, when interacting, affect the nasal mucosa.

Their disadvantage is the lack of clinical trials confirming safety of use and good results. Often after their use, side effects are noted. Some otorhinolaryngologists do not recommend using complex droplets for sinusitis.

4 When reception of antibiotics is not practical

It is known that the use of antibacterial drugs gives a good result only in diseases caused by pathogens that are of bacterial nature. Therefore, before the appointment of treatment requires the definition of the nature of the pathogen.

Ineffective use of antibiotics when the cause of the disease:

• viral infection;
• sinusitis in chronic form caused by fungal infection;
• sinusitis, which developed as a consequence of an allergic reaction;
• mild degree of sinusitis.

Prescribing antibiotics for children should be very careful.

The best drops, which are used for sinusitis, provide an opportunity to successfully cope with inflammation in the paranasal sinuses. The assortment of medicines in pharmacies is wide, anti-inflammatory, vasoconstrictive, antihistamines and herbal products are in great demand. Homeopathic remedies are no less effective, which, moreover, are not of great danger.