Neosoro is a nasal decongestant indicated for allergic rhinitis, sinusitis, flu or colds as it helps relieve the feeling of clogged nose.
This decongestant can be found containing only nafazoline (adult neosorus) or sodium chloride (child neosorus or neosoro h).
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Neosorus should be used with guidance from the otolaryngologist or pediatrician, after evaluating the cause of nasal congestion and general health.
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Neosoro is indicated for:
- Flu or colds;
- Sinusitis or rhinosinusitis;
- Allergic rhinitis;
- Nasal allergies.
Neosoro helps unclog its nose, relieving the feeling of nasal congestion and stuffy nose.
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Neosoro Composition
Adult neosoro contains nafazoline hydrochloride in its composition that acts causing a narrowing of blood vessels in the nasal mucosa, reducing blood flow, which decreases swelling and nasal obstruction.
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Children’s neosorus and Neosoro H contain only sodium chloride and benzalconium chloride that promote nasal mucosa hydration, make the phlegm more liquid, facilitating its elimination and relieving nasal congestion.
Pregnant can use Neosoro?
The pregnant woman can use Neosoro H, which has only sodium chloride and benzalconium, provided she has an indication of the obstetrician.
Already adult neosoro, which contains nafazoline, should not be used by pregnant women, as it can be absorbed by the nasal mucosa, reach the baby by the placenta and cause heart changes in the baby.
How to use
Neosor should be used by applying the drops or spraying the spray to the nostrils.
It is recommended to plague the nose kindly before applying neosoro to remove excess phlegm and allow a better action of this nasal decongestant.
Posology of Neosor
Neosor’s dosage varies with its presentation, which includes:
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Children’s neosorus can be used by children, as it contains only sodium chloride and benzalkonian chloride in its composition.
The recommended dose is 2 to 4 drops of children’s neosorus, applied inside the nostrils with the drops, 4 to 6 times a day, especially at night when lying down, or as guidance from the pediatrician.
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It is recommended to wash the bills of children’s neosorus with hot water before use.
In addition, you should avoid inserting the dropper into the nostrils, but apply the drops at the entrance of the nose without touching the dropper to the nostrils.
2. Adult neosoro
Adult neosorus contains nafazoline hydrochloride being indicated only for over 18 years.
The recommended dose is 1 to 2 drops of adult neosoro in each nostril, 4 to 6 times a day, with an interval between applications of at least 3 hours.
There should be no dose of 12 drops in each nostril per day, nor use adult neosoro for more than 3 to 5 days.
It is recommended to clean the adult neosoro applicator with a dry paper scarf and replace the protective lid after its use.
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3. Neosoro H
Neosoro H is a nasal spray containing 3%sodium chloride, being suitable for adults or children over 3 years old.
The recommended dose is 1 application of neosor H in each nostril, 4 to 6 times a day, or as directed medical advice.
The nozzle of Neosoro H spray should not be introduced into the nostrils, but positioned at the nose inlet for its application.
After use, the spray beak should be cleaned with a paper scarf and replace the lid.
Possible side effects
The most common side effects of children’s neosorus or neosoro h are burning or itching in the nasal mucosa, which improve when treatment is finished.
In the case of adult neosorus, because it contains nafazoline, a sense of needles or burning in the nostrils, sneezing, headache, nausea or blurred vision may arise.
Also, when adult neosoro is used for a longer time than recommended, it can cause rebound nasal congestion or drug rhinitis.
Does Neosoro hurt?
Nafazoline of adult neosor can cause more serious side effects such as cardiac palpitation, chest pain, ear tinnitus, anxiety, mental confusion or shortness of breath.
If these symptoms arise, treatment should be interrupted and seek medical help immediately or the nearest emergency room.
Adult neosorus can also cause drowsiness and therefore be cautious or avoid activities such as driving, using heavy machines or performing dangerous activities.
Neosoro Vicia?
Adult neosorus can addict due to nafazoline, which causes nasal congestion relief about 10 minutes after its administration.
When this substance is used for prolonged time, rebound nasal congestion may occur, which is when the nasal mucosa increases mucus production because it realizes that secretion decreases.
Thus, the discomfort of nasal congestion may worsen and the person feels the need for higher doses or more frequent use to relieve a clutter, causing dependence on the decongestant.
Who should not use
Adult neosoro is contraindicated in the following situations:
- Children under 12;
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding;
- After oro-nasal surgery;
- Narrow angle glaucoma;
- Allergy to nafazoline or any other component of the solution, or sympathomimetic remedies such as albuterol or clonidine;
- Treatment with monoaminoxidase inhibitors (IMAO).
People who have bronchial asthma, cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, hyperthyroidism, diabetes or increased prostate should only use adult neosor if indicated by the doctor.
In the case of children’s neosorus or Neosoro H, its use is contraindicated for people who have allergies to components of the formula or increased blood sodium levels (hypernatremia).
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