One of the most popular mucolytic drugs is Ambrobene, which has virtually no contraindications. Due to this prevalence, it began to be produced in several forms. Ambrobene for inhalations copes with cough, cold and cold, and also it is effective in fighting against bronchitis and tonsillitis.
Composition Ambrogen for inhalation
The drug is a solution with a yellowish tint and odorless. The main active component is ambroxol hydrochloride. The auxiliary substances are:
- purified water;
- hydrochloric acid;
- potassium sorbate.
The product is released in packs of one hundred and forty milliliters, equipped with a stopper dropper. Complete with the medicine is a measuring cup.
Application Ambrobene for inhalations
The drug effectively dissolves phlegm and removes it from the respiratory tract, facilitates the relief of dry cough. The peculiarity of using this form of medication is the rapidity in which the active substances enter the bronchi.
Due to the fact that the drug passes the digestive tract, the highest concentration of active components is observed in the lungs. The effect of taking the medicine is achieved in half an hour, and can last for twelve hours.
This way of using the drug gives fewer side effects, which are already extremely few.
How to do inhalation with Ambrobe?
To avoid negative consequences before using the medication, the therapist's consultation is necessary. Often to accelerate the recovery of the doctor appoints several different forms of the drug.
Before the procedure it is necessary to understand how to dilute Ambrobene for inhalation, and also how to inhale the medicine correctly:
- First, the drug is diluted in half with a solution of sodium chloride (0.9%), which is sold in any pharmacy.
- The product is warmed to room temperature.
- Then proceed to inhalation. Do not try to perform deep breaths, it is better to keep the usual pace. The duration of the procedure is ten minutes.
Particular attention should be given to people with bronchial asthma . Before you do inhalation with Ambrobene, to prevent an attack of bronchospasm, they should take special bronchodilator funds.
Dosage Ambrobe for inhalation
When carrying out inhalations, it is recommended to adhere to the following dosages:
- children over six years of age and adults should be bred 2-3 ml;
- children over the age of two, but not under six for 2 ml;
- children under the age of two are prescribed 1 ml each.
To prevent the onset of coughing attacks, a nebulizer is used - a device that makes an aerosol out of the solution, which ensures rapid entry of active substances into the bronchi.
Side Effects Ambroben
Negative effects with inhalations are rare. Among the most common side effects are:
- dryness of the respiratory tract and oral cavity;
- salivation;
- nausea;
- diarrhea;
- vomiting;
- allergic reactions manifested in facial swelling, rash and breathing disorders.
Ambrobe - contraindications
Treatment with this drug is prohibited for the following groups of people:
- intolerant component of the drug;
- suffering from peptic ulcer, especially dangerous to use in exacerbations;
- Use the amber for pregnant and lactating women only after consulting a doctor;
- It is forbidden to use the remedy for patients with epilepsy;
- with care it is necessary to carry out inhalations with a high content of mucus in the bronchi and a violation of their mobility.