Ingalipt spray instructions for use for treating the throat of children and adults

How to take Inhalipt and its composition
The Ingalipt spray or aerosol contains several active components. Their combination has an antimicrobial effect on harmful bacteria that cause various oral diseases. Due to its antiseptic properties, the medicine speeds up the process in combination with other medications. The use of Inhalipt is simple. All you need to do is gently spray the product onto the oral mucosa. There is no feeling of discomfort, since the drug has a pleasant taste and smell of menthol.

How and for how long can Ingalipt be stored?

On the packaging, the manufacturer indicates the date of manufacture of the drug and the period for which it should be used.
The product remains suitable for 2 years. You can use Inhalipt during this time and after opening it. In this case, it is necessary to adhere to storage rules. Cleaning the nebulizer allows you to easily administer the drug into the oral cavity. The drug should be kept in its original packaging. The storage space is securely hidden from children. The bottle of medicine should not be exposed to direct sunlight. Before each use, it is better to shake the bottle so that all components are mixed and the effect of the drug is more effective.

Under no circumstances should the liquid be sprayed into the mouth after the expiration date indicated on the packaging. It is better to throw it away and buy a new bottle if the doctor has re-prescribed the drug for use. If a person continues to inject the medicine, this may negatively affect the condition of the body. It is prohibited to carry out manipulations to inject an expired medicine.

Ingalipt throat spray instructions for use

Medicines with similar effects

Ingalipt spray is not the only drug used to treat throats in children.

If you have an allergy or for any other reason, you can successfully replace it with another medicine.

Drugs - analogues (table)

NameRelease formActive substanceMechanism of actionIndications for useContraindicationsFrom what age can it be used?
Hexoralaerosolhexethidineantitussive, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial effect
  • pharyngitis;
  • tonsillitis;
  • angina;
  • purulent inflammation of the oral cavity;
  • stomatitis;
  • treatment of the hole after tooth extraction.
allergic reaction to componentsfrom 3 years old
Tantum verdespraybenzydamine hydrochlorideanalgesic and anti-inflammatory effect
  • stomatitis,;
  • angina;
  • tonsillitis;
  • laryngitis;
  • inflammation of the gums.
hypersensitivity to the components of the drugfrom 3 years old
Lugolsolution and sprayiodineantiseptic and local irritant effect
  • angina;
  • stomatitis;
  • inflammation of the vocal cords.
  • hypersensitivity to iodine and other components of the drug;
  • liver and kidney diseases.
  • solution - from 6 months;
  • spray - from 5 years.

For difficulty breathing, inflammation of the nasopharynx, flu and even stomatitis, Ingalipt spray or aerosol is often used - the instructions for its use contain information about indications, contraindications and dosage. Thanks to fine spraying, the drug quickly penetrates the affected tissues and kills pathogenic microorganisms that cause the disease. The dispersed formula of the drug allows you to achieve high activity of the substances.

According to the accepted pharmaceutical classification, Ingalipt spray and aerosol belong to combined agents with antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory effects. The bottles contain tiny particles that instantly penetrate the skin and mucous membranes of the mouth. Due to high dispersion, a smaller dosage of the drug is required. Sealed cylinders are safe from an antiseptic point of view.

Composition of Ingalipt

Two forms of Inhalipt are available - spray and aerosol, which differ slightly in the composition and volume of the bottles. The main difference is the method of extracting the medicine from the bottle and the size of the sprayed particles (in an aerosol they are an order of magnitude smaller).

Aerosol
Description Transparent yellow liquid with a characteristic menthol odor
Active substances Norsulfazole, streptocide, thymol, eucalyptus oil, peppermint oil Soluble streptocide, sodium sulfathiazole hexahydrate, thymol, eucalyptus oil, peppermint oil
Ethyl alcohol, glycerin Ethanol, sugar, glycerin, water, nitrogen, polysorbate
Package 25 ml cylinders Aerosol cans 30 ml

Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics

The drug is a combination product for local use in the oral cavity. The composition contains soluble sulfonamides, which have an antimicrobial effect against gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria. Thymol and oils have an antifungal effect against fungi of the genus Candida, relieve inflammation of the mucous membrane, and slightly relieve pain.

The properties of each component help the drug effectively cope with oral diseases:

  • streptocide (sulfanilamide) is an antibacterial agent that eliminates the vital processes of microbes;
  • thymol – a natural antiseptic, extracted from thyme;
  • glycerol – draws exudate from tissues, eliminates purulent plaque;
  • Eucalyptus oil is an antiseptic and relieves pain.

According to the instructions, only a small amount of spray and aerosol is absorbed in the oral cavity, minimally penetrates into the blood plasma, which does not affect the body's metabolic processes. This provides Ingalipt with good tolerability and hypoallergenicity. Sulfanilamide and norsulfazole bind to blood proteins and are excreted by the kidneys a couple of hours after administration.

Indications for use

The instructions for use of the drug contain information about the following indications for its use by patients:

  • acute and chronic tonsillitis, aphthous stomatitis (an infectious disease accompanied by pustular lesions - aphthae);
  • pharyngitis (pharynx disease), laryngitis (larynx disease);
  • other infectious and inflammatory diseases of the upper respiratory tract;
  • follicular or lacunar tonsillitis.

Description and release forms of the drug

Ingalipt is represented on the pharmaceutical market, produced by different manufacturers.

The multicomponent medicinal product contains:

  • peppermint extract;
  • thymol;
  • sulfathiazole sodium pentahydrate;
  • soluble streptocide;
  • eucalyptus oil.

Ingalipt throat spray instructions for use

Each manufacturer doses one or another component in different quantities. "Ingalipt" from "Pharmstandard" is a combined medication. It is used for diseases of the mouth and throat that are infectious and inflammatory in nature. Soluble sulfonamide, which is part of the drug, has an antimicrobial effect. Reduces pain during use.

"Inhalipt Forte" with chamomile is another type of drug. The aerosol bottle is filled with a brown liquid. Has a characteristic plant smell. Chamomile acts as an additional component, enhancing the antiseptic effect of the medicine.

The range of drugs for the treatment of ENT diseases includes Ingalipt Vialine. It has a therapeutic effect thanks to additional components such as glycerin and chlorhexidine bigluconate. The spray in one bottle contains 45 ml of solution.

Pharmacological features of the drug

Ingalipt throat spray acts as an antiseptic, providing an antimicrobial effect. When it gets on the mucous membrane, it comes into contact with pathogenic microflora and stops its spread beyond the inflammatory and infectious focus. Thanks to the thymol and oils included in the composition, it acts as an antifungal agent and provides prevention of oral candidiasis (thrush).

Eucalyptus oil partially has a bactericidal effect; some bacteria die by damaging cell walls and membranes.

Eucalyptus oil helps remove mucus and makes it easier to cough up.

One of the important actions of Ingalipt is to facilitate and enhance the delivery of oxygen to the pathological focus, developing resistance of mucous membranes and tissues to hypoxia (oxygen starvation).

relieves painful symptoms in the throat, which usually intensify when swallowing, during conversation, and has an anesthetic effect; envelops the mucous membrane, reducing the severity of redness and swelling; relieves itching, irritation of the mucous membrane of the mouth and pharynx; stops irritation of nerve endings, has a calming effect on the nervous system; eliminates spasms in the throat and larynx, which is especially important for a suffocating cough; increases the secretion of sputum, which promotes its rapid evacuation from the respiratory tract; reduces pain in teeth and gums; sanitizes the oral cavity; promotes soft tissue regeneration (restoration) in case of erosive and ulcerative lesions of the oral mucosa. Ingalipt acts only locally

Upon contact with the mucous membrane, the drug is concentrated mainly in the inflammatory focus. A small amount of streptocide (14%) and sulfathiazole (up to 55%) is absorbed into the blood plasma. These elements are excreted from the body by the kidneys after 10 hours

Inhalipt acts only locally. Upon contact with the mucous membrane, the drug is concentrated mainly in the inflammatory focus. A small amount of streptocide (14%) and sulfathiazole (up to 55%) is absorbed into the blood plasma. These elements are excreted from the body by the kidneys after 10 hours.

Indications and contraindications for use

Spray "Inhalipt" is used in different situations:

  1. With damage to the tonsils. The inflammatory process is called tonsillitis.
  2. Effective for laryngitis. When diagnosing lesions of the pharynx - pharyngitis.
  3. For sore throat.
  4. The appearance of inflammatory areas on the oral mucosa is stomatitis.
  5. With tracheitis - damage to the inner lining of the trachea.

"Inhalipt" can be prescribed not only for treatment, but also as a preventive measure. Indicated for patients who have undergone surgery in the oropharynx area. Effective for ulcerative and aphthous stomatitis. It also helps with adenoids.

Despite its effectiveness in treatment, the spray also has a number of contraindications:

  1. Development of bronchial asthma.
  2. Bronchial spasms of an allergic nature.
  3. Children's age up to 12 years.
  4. Hypersensitivity of the body to individual components of the drug.
  5. Extensive bronchial obstruction.
  6. Allergic reactions.

Drug therapy should begin after reading the instructions. It is strictly forbidden to use the spray if at least one of the contraindications is present.

Ingalipt throat spray instructions for use

How to take Inhalipt correctly for adults?

Using an aerosol is a set of simple actions. The method of application is as follows:

  1. The protective cap is removed from the liquid canister and the spray nozzle is placed on top.
  2. The sprayer is inserted into the oral cavity and, holding your breath, press the bottle 1-2 times. The container with the product is held in a vertical position.
  3. Within 10 s. the liquid is retained in the throat, trying not to swallow it.
  4. Throat irrigation for adults is carried out 3 to 4 times a day.
  5. It is necessary to take Inhalipt for at least 5 days.

Ingalipt throat spray instructions for use

If the oral cavity is covered with pus or mucus, it must be cleaned. A regular rinse with warm boiled water will do. It is convenient to remove thick exudate with a cotton swab. The medicine applied to the cleansed mucous membrane will act faster.

The condition of the nebulizer is monitored during the course of therapy. The hole should not be clogged with drug residues. After each treatment of the throat, the sprayer is purged. Between procedures, keep the nozzle in a glass of clean water.

Can the drug be used by pregnant and lactating women?

Inhalipt spray is not recommended for pregnant women due to its composition. Alcohol can negatively affect the fetus in the first months of gestation. If the mother ignores this warning and uses the medicine, the baby’s nervous system will be the first to suffer.

Experts cannot give a definite answer on the use of Inhalipt during breastfeeding. It is still unknown whether the components of the drug can pass through breast milk to the baby. If treatment with Inhalipt during the lactation period cannot be avoided, feeding is stopped for a while. Thus, the components of the aerosol will not harm the baby.

Ingalipt throat spray instructions for use

Use of Inhalipt in children

"Inhalipt" is a medicine available in aerosol form. For small children it is prohibited, as instead of benefit it can cause harm to a fragile body. From what age can it be used? The instructions indicate that Ingalipt is approved for adolescents over the age of 12 years.

Up to 3 years of age, children are prescribed other medications of various forms. An incorrect reaction of the baby to the injection of liquid can lead to laryngospasm. Under the supervision of a doctor, the spray is allowed in therapy after reaching the age of 3 years. The child must be in a relaxed state for the medicine to work properly.

It is recommended to refrain from eating for 40 minutes after injection of the liquid. If you start eating immediately after treatment, the drug will not give any result. Along with food, the medicinal components will enter the stomach. It is better to use the product after meals, then the therapeutic effect will be achieved.

Ingalipt throat spray: step-by-step guide to use

Pain when swallowing, dryness and sore throat are common signs of colds. They can be easily dealt with if you follow an integrated approach to treatment. Ingalipt throat spray is a combination drug that fights the cause of infection, quickly relieves pain and inflammation, and soothes throat irritation.

What effect does the medicine have? For what diseases is it prescribed? And how to use it correctly? You will find answers to these questions in our detailed review and video in this article.

Description of the drug

You can quickly overcome a sore throat only with an integrated approach to treatment

Inhalipt throat spray or aerosol is a remedy for topical use. It contains several active components that successfully defeat the disease.

Active substancepharmachologic effect
StreptocideAntimicrobialAntifungalBactericidal
NorsulfazoleAnti-inflammatory Antiseptic Local anesthetic
Eucalyptus oilAntiseptic Emollient
Peppermint oilDeodorizingAnesthetic

The drug is produced by several domestic pharmaceutical companies (Altaivitamins, Vips-Med Pharma and others).

There are two forms of release of the product:

  • spray for topical use (20 ml);
  • aerosol (30 ml).

In the photo - Inhalipt in a glass bottle in the form of a spray

The standard package includes an aerosol can or a glass bottle with a spray, spray nozzles and instructions for use. The average price for a spray is 60 ml, for an aerosol – 95 rubles.

Due to its complex effect on the mucous membrane of the oropharynx, the drug is indicated for:

  • acute pharyngitis;
  • laryngitis;
  • tonsillitis (tonsillitis).

Inhalipt will quickly cope with cold symptoms

The drug is effective against most pathogens of ENT infections, both gram-positive and gram-negative. Most doctors prefer to prescribe Ingalipt: the throat spray is highly effective, well tolerated by patients and causes almost no adverse reactions.

Mode of application

Using Ingalipt for the throat is not at all difficult.

Follow a simple algorithm:

  1. Carry out the procedure after eating.
  2. Rinse your throat with warm boiled water or a soda solution: this will help get rid of mucus accumulated in the oropharynx.
  3. Inhale and hold your breath for a few seconds.
  4. Place the tip of the sprayer in the oral cavity and make 2-3 presses, directing it to the right and left parts of the pharynx.
  5. Remove the nebulizer and take a deep breath.
  6. Do not eat or drink anything for 1-2 hours after the procedure.

In the first days of illness, when inflammation is especially severe, irrigate your throat up to four times a day. The course of treatment is 5-7 days.

Is Ingalipt possible for expectant mothers?

During pregnancy, the use of the drug is possible, but only after examination by a doctor (see How to treat a sore throat during pregnancy at different stages). The specialist must make sure that your condition does not cause concern, and the infection will not have a negative impact on the course of pregnancy and the condition of the fetus.

Inhalipt is one of the drugs that is allowed during pregnancy

The product can be used during pregnancy either alone or in combination with other drugs and folk remedies prepared by yourself.

Note! Do not exceed the dosage recommended by your doctor

Ingalipt for the treatment of children

The drug can be used to treat infections of the ENT organs in children over three years of age (see How to choose a spray for the throat). During the procedure, explain to the baby that he must hold his breath while irrigating the oropharynx. The duration and course of treatment is determined by the attending physician individually in each case.

Pediatricians often prescribe Ingalipt to their young patients

Throat Ingalipt is a safe, inexpensive and effective treatment for throat infections in children and adults. Thanks to its complex composition, it actively fights microbes and eliminates pathogens.

Analogue drugs

If a person cannot use Ingalipt for some reason, then analogues become relevant. An excellent alternative to the drug is Ingalipt-N. Despite the same name (except for the prefix “N”), it contains a different active ingredient. Instead of sulfathiazole, the aerosol contains norsulfazole. Both medications have the same list of indications and contraindications, side effects, overdose and age restrictions.

Also, the best analogues of Ingalipt are Tantum Verde, Yoks, Lugol and Hexoral. This is not the entire list of drugs. They are united by the same effect on the source of the disease. Antiseptics have different pricing policies. A large number of similar medications allows you to choose one that is most suitable for the body and does not harm it.

Ingalipt throat spray instructions for use

Analogs

There are direct and indirect analogues of Ingalipt. The latter contain partially or completely different components, but have a similar treatment effect. Popular analogues of the drug:

  • Novoingalpt;
  • Hexoral;
  • Kameton;
  • Ingastreptolipt;
  • Laryngalipt;
  • Ingaflu;
  • Agisept;
  • Chlorobutanol;
  • Tantum Verde.

The drug Hexoral

Spray Ingalipt instructions, description of the drug and composition

Inhalipt is an antimicrobial agent in the form of an aerosol for colds and throat diseases, made on the basis of essential oils. The drug is used for local use.

  • Sodium sulfanilamide.
  • Sulfathiazole sodium pentahydrate.
  • Thymol.
  • Eucalyptus oil.
  • Peppermint oil.

Excipients included in the drug:

  • Ethanol.
  • Sodium saccharinate.
  • Glycerin (glycerol).
  • Polysorbate-80.
  • Purified water.
  • Nitrogen.

Sulfanilamide is the main active ingredient of this drug. It has an antibacterial effect and speeds up the healing process.

Sulfathiazole also has an antibacterial and antimicrobial effect, slows down the synthesis of enzymes of pathogenic microorganisms and prevents their reproduction.

Thymol is a component that is isolated from the leaves of thyme or thyme. It is used as a natural antiseptic, making it ideal for treating inflammatory diseases of the upper respiratory tract.

Peppermint oil is obtained from dried or fresh leaves. It has antispasmodic, analgesic and antitussive effects. Peppermint oil relieves spasm of the smooth muscles of the upper respiratory tract in inflammatory diseases.

Eucalyptus oil is obtained from the leaves of the eucalyptus tree. It has an antiseptic, analgesic and antitussive effect. Eucalyptus oil is often used for inhalation for acute respiratory diseases. It heals damaged mucous membranes of the mouth and throat and helps prevent congestion.

Glycerol has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial effects. It softens the mucous membranes of the mouth and throat, clears the upper respiratory tract of plaque.

Before using the spray, the mouth should be rinsed with boiled water, and it is recommended to treat the ulcerated areas with a soda solution.

Inhalipt for both adults and children is available in eighty milliliter spray bottles containing thirty milliliters of medicinal solution.

Inhalipt should be stored in a dry and dark place away from direct sunlight. The bottle must be protected from falls and impacts. Storage temperature should not exceed thirty degrees.

Composition of the medicinal solution Ingalipt

  1. Soluble streptocide is a chemical substance of the sulfonamide group with a wide spectrum of antimicrobial properties. The compound exhibits activity against many pathogenic microorganisms - cocci, clostridia, the causative agent of diphtheria, toxoplasmosis. Penetrating into bacteria, it disrupts the synthesis of acids. It has a bacteriostatic effect, stopping the growth and reproduction of microbes.
  2. Sodium sulfathiazole is an antimicrobial substance with chemotherapeutic and bacteriostatic effects. Active against protozoa, gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria, chlamydia. By introducing itself into a pathogenic cell, it affects the factors of its growth and reproduction.
  3. Thymol is an organic chemical compound with antiseptic properties. The main purpose is disinfection of mucous membranes. Has a moderate analgesic effect on soft tissues. It is also used as a preservative in the solution.
  4. Eucalyptus oil is a natural component, an aqueous extract of the leaves of the eucalyptus tree. Leads to the death of pathogenic microbes, reduces the level of intoxication, and acts as a mucolytic.
  5. Peppermint oil is an aqueous extract of the plant. Leaves and flowers are used to obtain it. Has a calming, analgesic, antiseptic effect. Regulates the tone of the muscle layer of blood vessels.

Auxiliary elements included in the Ingalipt spray:

  • ethanol 95% – ethyl alcohol;
  • Tween-80 (polysorbate) – an emulsifier and fat solvent, part of water-based medications, has a softening effect;
  • glycerol (glycerin) – a stabilizer and emulsifier, with its help all ingredients are mixed into a homogeneous mass;
  • nitrogen – provides the consistency of the aerosol;
  • rafinated sugar;
  • purified water.

Interaction with other tools

"Ingalipt" may be the only drug during treatment. Usually the patient’s condition is not serious, and the symptoms and signs of the disease are eliminated in a short period of time. An aerosol for the throat is prescribed as part of complex therapy. Simultaneous use with antibacterial and antiviral drugs enhances their therapeutic effect.

In general, the interaction with other drugs is positive. The oral cavity cannot be treated with several antiseptics at once. The alcohol in their composition dries out the mucous membranes a little. Excessive amounts of it can lead to burns and side effects.

Ingalipt throat spray instructions for use

Manufacturers and brands

"Inhalipt" produced in Russia is the most common and cheapest drug. The medicine is also produced by Russian companies, Altaivitamins and Vips-Med. It is also produced in neighboring countries: the Moldovan company FlumedFarm, the Ukrainian “Micropharm” (the drug is called “Ingalipt-N”) and “Zdorovye”.

Inhalipt is a well-proven drug that has long been successfully used to treat sore throat. The key to the success of its use is early initiation of treatment. Then the microorganisms do not have time to multiply excessively, and the inflammation goes away in just a few days. If there is no obvious relief, consult your doctor and replace the antiseptic with a drug with another active ingredient.

Instructions for use

Inhalipt instructions should be included in the box with the spray. You should study this before you start using this drug:

  • Indications for inhalipt: used for inflammatory diseases of the nasopharynx, pharyngitis, laryngitis, ulcerative stomatitis, as well as for damage to the oral mucosa and rhinitis.
  • Method of application: local. The drug is intended for the treatment of mucous membranes. Before you start using the drug, you must first rinse your mouth with clean and warm water. Necrotic plaque should be removed from the affected areas using a cotton swab. It is recommended to use ingalipt 3-4 times a day.

Inhalipt spray has a nebulizer that should be put on immediately before the procedure. After this, you need to shake the container and press the sprayer all the way, first insert its free end into the oral cavity. Inhalipt spray should be kept upright during the procedure. One inhalation session should include 2 - 3 sprays.

The course of treatment depends on the degree of damage to the nasal or oral cavity. Basically it lasts 7-10 days. Inhalipt can be used by children over three years of age and by adults whose age is not limited.

People suffering from allergies should definitely consult a specialist before using this drug.

  • Contraindications for use: hypersensitivity and individual intolerance to the spray.
  • Release form: aerosol can with a spray nozzle. Volume 30 ml.
  • Storage conditions: temperature not higher than 35 degrees Celsius. The aerosol can should be kept in a cool, dark place (not suitable for refrigerator storage). It is unacceptable for the product to be exposed to sunlight. Keep away from children.
  • The shelf life of ingalipt is 1 year. Therefore, before you buy this drug, you should check its expiration date.
  • Side effects: ingalipt spray affects the mucous membranes. Therefore, nausea, temporary difficulty breathing, various skin rashes, itching, and swelling at the site of contact with the spray may occur. In children, in rare cases, reflex bronchospasm appears.
  • Overdose: in this case, side effects increase. To get rid of cramps, you need to rinse your mouth with water.

After reading the instructions for Ingalipt, a person should know that this drug is not recommended for use before traveling by car, since it contains ethyl alcohol.

Side effects and overdose

Exceeding the dose of Inhalipt results in increased side effects. Treatment requires discontinuation of the drug, rinsing the mouth with warm water, and symptomatic therapy. The following negative side effects may develop while using Inhalipt:

  • allergic reactions;
  • short-term burning sensation of the mucous membrane;
  • sore throat;
  • itching, urticaria, rash, swelling of the skin or mucous membrane at the site of contact;
  • angioedema (Quincke);
  • difficulty breathing;
  • reflex bronchospasm;
  • nausea, vomiting;
  • sensation of a lump in the throat, hyperemia of the pharynx mucosa;
  • general weakness.

Instructions for use and dosage

  1. Remove the protective cap from the can and install the spray nozzle supplied with the bottle.
  2. Give your child boiled water so that the little patient can rinse his mouth before using Inhalipt. If necessary, you can also clean the mucous membrane from purulent plaque using a cotton swab.
  3. Insert the nebulizer into the child's mouth and, asking the patient to hold their breath, press the nozzle for 1-2 seconds. At the same time, hold the bottle vertically.
  4. Tell your child to hold the medicine in his mouth for about 5 to 7 minutes.
  5. Irrigate affected areas 3 or 4 times a day.
  6. To prevent the sprayer hole from becoming clogged, blow out the nozzle after each treatment or keep it in a glass filled with clean water between treatments.
  7. The duration of treatment with Ingalipt is usually 5-7 days.

Ingalipt throat spray instructions for use

Side effects

Difficulty breathing, general weakness, vomiting, nausea, local phenomena (burning in the mouth, soreness or feeling of a lump in the throat), allergic phenomena in the form of skin rashes, itching , swelling in the area of ​​contact are possible. In patients with hypersensitivity of angioedema cannot be excluded . Children sometimes develop reflex bronchospasm , provoked by the presence of essential oils.

Indications for use

Inhalipt in the form of a spray and aerosol is used for the local treatment of infectious and inflammatory diseases of the upper respiratory tract (reviews from clinical experts suggest that the drug is hypoallergenic and has minor side effects).

Indications for use of the drug are:

  • follicular and lacunar tonsillitis;
  • pharyngitis (infectious and inflammatory disease of the pharynx);
  • laryngitis (infectious and inflammatory disease of the larynx);
  • acute and chronic tonsillitis (infectious and inflammatory disease of the lymphoid formations of the pharyngeal ring);
  • aphthous stomatitis (an infectious disease of the oral mucosa, accompanied by pustular foci - aphthae, and inflammatory changes).

Under the influence of the medicinal substances included in the drug for angina, inflammatory changes in the tonsils are quickly stopped. Timely treatment can serve as a means of preventing the development of sore throat in other infectious diseases of the mouth and throat. Inhalipt can be considered the drug of choice in the treatment of infectious diseases of the upper respiratory tract.

Contraindications

  • Hypersensitivity to sulfonamides, thymol, peppermint and eucalyptus oils, as well as glycerol and ethanol - auxiliary components of Inhalipt;
  • age up to 3 years, since laryngospasm may occur in young children when using sprays and aerosols;
  • pregnancy and breastfeeding are a relative contraindication, since drug safety studies have not been conducted on these groups of patients;
  • Although there is no data on the systemic (whole body) effect of Ingalipt, it is not recommended to be treated with it for those diagnosed with diseases of the hematopoietic system, chronic kidney disease, autoimmune hyperthyroidism (diffuse toxic goiter, Graves' disease).

Operating principle

"Ingalipt" effectively treats the disease and relieves sore throat thanks to sodium sulfathiazole and sulfanilamide. The advantage of these chemotherapeutic components is their pronounced antimicrobial effect. Effective against gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria. Additional components such as essential oils slow down the activity of fungi. If it gets into the oropharynx, it is disinfected, inflammation is eliminated, thereby freshening the breath.

As a result of spraying Inhalipt, medicinal components settle on the mucous membranes. Over time, the affected areas bother the person less. Pain sensations are reduced as the bacteria begin to slowly die. The mucous membranes are cleared of plaque, which leads to wound healing.

Peppermint and eucalyptus oils also have medicinal properties. By influencing microbes, they deprive them of their activity. Thus, “Inhalipt” destroys fungi of the genus Candida. Oils have a viscous structure and envelop the mucous membranes, protecting them from the aggressive effects of food and drinks. In turn, this helps reduce the inflammatory process, which is accompanied by the appearance of swelling.

Ingalipt throat spray instructions for use

Frequently asked questions to the doctor

“Isn’t the spray harmful, they say it can drive the infection deeper?”

This is wrong. Both sprays and aerosols, after spraying, quickly settle on the mucous membrane of the throat, penetrating into the most inaccessible places. Particles of a spray or aerosol cannot move bacteria or otherwise affect their movement.

“After using Ingalipt, it got worse, my ears hurt, and I was diagnosed with sinusitis.” Could this be due to the medicine?”

No, he can not. In medicine there is a principle “After does not mean as a consequence.” This means that the relationship between two events needs to be proven. There is nothing in Inhalipt that would provoke the growth of microorganisms. But belated use of the drug can lead to the inflammatory process going deeper and actively manifesting itself against the background of the use of Inhalipt or any other antiseptic. It also happens that microbes are insensitive to the active component of the drug. In this regard, Ingalipt wins because it has several components, and even if the bacteria that caused the inflammation are insensitive to streptocide, thymol and essential oils still remain.

“They say streptocide has long been banned in Europe. Is Inhalipt an outdated medicine?

In some European countries, it was not streptocide that was banned, but sulfonamides as a group of drugs for systemic use, that is, for oral administration. "Inhalipt" is a local remedy. As for the opinion that this group of drugs is ineffective because almost a century of use has led to the emergence of resistant microbes, this is not always the case. Firstly, many microbes retained sensitivity to streptocide. Secondly, combination drugs can achieve an effect even when bacteria are conditionally resistant to any of their components.

“I was prescribed Ingalipt and the antibiotic ciprofloxacin. Can I not take any of these medications, otherwise there are too many antibiotics, I’m afraid of dysbacteriosis.”

You can’t, at least not without discussing it with your doctor. Don’t worry that there are a lot of antibiotics: “Inhalipt” is a local drug, it is not absorbed into the blood, does not interact with ciprofloxacin, and especially does not affect the intestinal microflora.

special instructions

It is believed that a topical drug is not able to be absorbed into the general bloodstream due to the method of application. But it is not so. A small part still penetrates into the blood. Therefore, Ingalipt is contraindicated for children under 12 years of age. The alcohol in the composition can harm the child's body.

For this reason, it is worth giving up work duties during spray therapy. It is better to focus all your efforts on recovery. Taking Ingalipt due to the alcohol in its composition leads to a decrease in concentration. This is very dangerous, especially for people who operate vehicles and other complex machinery.

Patients with diabetes are allowed to use the drug for treatment. But be sure to follow all the recommendations specified by the doctor. Patients should monitor their blood sugar levels. “Inhalipt” can change this indicator, since it contains a component.

Ingalipt throat spray instructions for use

Analogs to spray

Like every drug, Ingalipt has many analogues with an identical spectrum of action.

Such medicines include:


Gorpils


Neo-angin Acerbin Novosept Forte


Astrasept


Dr. Theiss Angi Sept

In general, Ingalipt is one of the budget drugs for treating the throat.

Of the cheaper, effective antiseptic sprays, two can be distinguished:

  • Kameton;
  • Lugol.

It is worth noting that the difference in cost between the drugs is insignificant. In this case, the impact of Inhalipt will most likely be higher.

Use in pediatrics

Before buying ingalipt for children, parents should find out what contraindications or side effects exist. Due to the fact that spasm of the smooth muscles of the larynx may occur when using inhalipt, it is prohibited for use by children under 3 years of age.

If a child has reached three years of age, but does not tolerate aerosol medications well (they cause itching, burning, difficulty breathing), it is also not recommended to purchase it. For the remaining category of children (over three years of age), this drug can be prescribed without any restrictions.

Inhalipt for children has certain contraindications: individual intolerance to the composition of the drug or its individual components

Thus, the drug can be given to children, taking into account the above restrictions and observing certain precautions.

If allergic reactions occur, inhalipt for children should be put aside and its use should be stopped. In addition, it is recommended to visit a specialist who will determine the cause of the side effect.

Ingalipt for children

In children, Inhalipt is often used. If the drug is prescribed on time, it is effective. Like other sprays and aerosols, Ingalipt is used for children from 3 years of age. Sometimes doctors prescribe the drug to younger children, since practice shows that complications are extremely rare. Before using the medicine, ask your child to gargle with plain warm water to wash away excess mucus. In some children, sprays and aerosols activate the gag reflex. In this case, Inhalipt is replaced with lozenges.

Description of Ingalipt spray

Instructions for use of Ingalipt indicate that the medication is available in two forms: a spray and an aerosol. This is one of the most effective remedies for treating diseases of the throat and larynx. It is produced by domestic companies, but it is no different from its European counterparts.

The medicine is multicomponent. Therefore, Ingalipt includes:

  1. streptocid. Its effect is aimed at destroying all microbes;
  2. sulfathiazole Belongs to the group of sulfonamides and acts as a supplement to streptocide;
  3. thymol. An antiseptic component that is of plant origin. Made from thyme and thyme;
  4. Eucalyptus oil. This substance has several properties at once: antiseptic, analgesic, and antitussive. It also allows you to instantly restore tissue after an inflammatory process;
  5. peppermint oil. The effect of the component is aimed at reducing the severity of pain in the throat. It also has a mild antispasmodic and antitussive effect;
  6. glycerol This substance perfectly softens the mucous membrane of the throat.

Alcohol, sweetener, water and stabilizer are added as auxiliary components. Nitrogen is added to pressurize the can, but it does not have any adverse effects on tissue when used.

Ingalipt throat spray instructions for use

pharmachologic effect

Inhalipt, regardless of whether it is a spray or an aerosol, stops the proliferation of microorganisms, destroys them and reduces the symptoms of inflammation. Its effect is due to the presence in the composition of an antiseptic, two antimicrobial agents from the group of sulfonamides and essential oils.

Sulfonamides disrupt the functioning of the microbial wall, and thereby prevent their division. Thymol and eucalyptus oil destroy microorganisms. Peppermint leaf oil stimulates the body's natural antibacterial defense mechanisms. The local irritating effect of this oil leads to increased blood circulation at the site of application of the drug. The blood carries proteins that the body produces to protect against infection and immune system cells called white blood cells. As a result, the body can fight germs and viruses more effectively.

Use during pregnancy

Some experts adhere to the theory that ingalipt can be used during pregnancy. This theory is explained by the fact that inhalipt is capable of restoring damaged tissue, and is also aimed at soothing irritated mucous membranes.

However, a large number of scientists and practitioners have proven that inhalipt during pregnancy is contraindicated and can even harm the developing fetus:

  • Inhalipt contains sulfonamides. They have a strong effect on the body of a pregnant woman, thereby injuring her body.
  • Thymol, which is part of this drug, is completely contraindicated for a pregnant woman.
  • In addition to all that has been said, many women use ingalipt during pregnancy. But it’s not worth the risk, as it can cause severe allergic reactions. Even if a person has not suffered from such phenomena, the risk of “getting” an allergy increases by 200 percent.

What to do in this case? Contact your doctor who will prescribe other antiseptic medications that are safe while you are pregnant. And don’t forget about the instructions for inhalipt, which detail the indications and contraindications for use.

Components of the drug

Ingalipt is a combination drug used for infectious diseases of the ENT organs. The composition of the aerosol is represented by the following components:

  • Eucalyptus oil. The extract has an analgesic and antiseptic effect. Actively used for respiratory diseases. It also has a healing effect.
  • Timol. This chemical compound of organic origin provides the antiseptic and mild analgesic effect of the drug. It actively disinfects the nasal mucosa.
  • Peppermint extract. It has a pronounced analgesic and antiseptic effect, eliminates spasms of the muscles of the respiratory tract. Normalizes the tone of blood vessels in the nasal mucosa.
  • Glycerol. Provides an antimicrobial effect, eliminates the inflammatory process in organ tissues and softens the mucous membrane of the nasal cavity. Effectively removes purulent contents.
  • Sulfanilamide. Being the main active ingredient of Inhalipt, it has an antibacterial effect by blocking the enzymes of pathogenic microorganisms.
  • Sulfathiazole. Provides antimicrobial and antibacterial effects by slowing down the production of bacterial enzymes and preventing their proliferation.

As excipients, Ingalipt contains components such as ethyl alcohol, sugar and purified water. The medicinal effect of the aerosol is ensured due to the fact that when sprayed, the active substances penetrate deep into the nasal mucosa and reach the source of inflammation, destroying pathogenic microorganisms there. Inhalipt helps eliminate inflammatory changes in the mucous membrane and effectively clears purulent plaque.

After treatment with Inhalipt, the symptoms of the disease are alleviated and the patient’s well-being significantly improves. When using Ingalipt for the treatment of infectious diseases of the nasal cavity, it is necessary to take into account that the drug contains ethyl alcohol. Therefore, when injecting it into the nose, undesirable reactions may occur in the form of irritation or a burning sensation.


Eucalyptus oil, which is part of the drug, provides an antiseptic effect

Release form and composition

Dosage forms of Ingalipt are spray and aerosol for topical use.

1 bottle of spray contains:

  • 10 mg eucalyptus oil;
  • 500 mg soluble streptocide;
  • 477 mg sodium sulfathiazole;
  • 10 mg thymol;
  • 10 mg peppermint oil.

Spray excipients: sucrose, glycerol, polysorbate 80, 95% ethanol, purified water.

1 bottle of aerosol contains:

  • 15 mg eucalyptus oil;
  • 15 mg thymol;
  • 750 mg soluble streptocide;
  • 750 mg sodium sulfathiazole;
  • 15 mg peppermint oil.

Additional components of the aerosol: glycerin, sugar, polysorbate 80, 95% ethanol, purified water, nitrogen gas.

Inhalipt is implemented:

  • Spray – in bottles with a 20 ml dispenser;
  • Aerosol - in cylinders with a continuous valve of 30 ml.

Ingalipt price

You can purchase the medicine through pharmacies or the Internet at prices depending on the form of release, manufacturer and level of trade markup. The approximate cost of drugs in Moscow will be:

Product type, volume Manufacturer Internet price, in rubles Pharmacy cost, in rubles
Aerosol 30 ml Pharmstandard 84 90
Altaivitamins 85 90
Spray 25 ml Vips-Med Pharma 89 94
Esko-Farm 85 99

Analogues of the drug Ingalipt

Inhalipt is considered an affordable and effective remedy due to the streptocide it contains. The medicine helps with inflammation in the pharynx, pathology in the tonsils and larynx. But in some cases it can cause allergic reactions and an unpleasant feeling. It is customary to single out some analogues of Ingalipt.

They include.

  1. Hexoral. The active component is hexetidine. It has a wide range of effects, and therefore helps to cure a disease of any nature. Hexoral is a modern medicine that shows effectiveness against new strains of bacteria. The duration of the treatment course is no more than seven days. Sold in several versions in the form of spray, solution and tablets. But the cost of Hexoral is three to four times higher than that of Ingalipt.
  2. Cameton. A good anti-inflammatory agent. But it is effective only for viral infections of the throat. Its cost is inexpensive, and it has a weak, non-irritating smell and taste. Allowed for children from four years of age. Not prescribed for sore throat and bacterial pharyngitis.
  3. Analogues in the form of Ingalipt-N and Novoingalipt have a similar composition and effect.

Inhalipt shows high effectiveness in the presence of stomatitis, sore throat, pharyngitis and purulent tonsillitis. It contains streptocide, which belongs to the group of sulfonamide antibiotics. But it is worth using the medicine after examination and consultation with a doctor.

Reviews about Ingalipt

“I always use it when I have a cold, if my throat hurts. The bottle is always at hand, the main thing is to start as quickly as possible, and then you will forget about the sore throat on the second or third day.”

“For me, Ingalipt is attractive because it is the most pleasant-tasting throat medicine. And, of course, effective. I often suffered from sore throats until I started using this remedy at the very beginning of my illness. And it helps my daughter a lot.”

“Didn't help at all! On the second day, the doctor stopped the medicine and prescribed powerful antibiotics for my son, and he developed otitis media.”

Indications and contraindications for use

The main use of Ingalipt spray is the local treatment of infectious inflammatory diseases of the upper respiratory tract.

Indications for use:

  • Acute and chronic tonsillitis (infectious and inflammatory disease of the lymphoid formations of the pharyngeal ring).
  • Follicular tonsillitis.
  • Lacunar tonsillitis.
  • Aphthous stomatitis (an infectious disease of the oral mucosa, which is accompanied by the appearance of pustular lesions and inflammatory changes).
  • Laryngitis (infectious inflammatory disease of the larynx).

Ingalipt throat spray instructions for use

For the treatment of these and other inflammatory infectious diseases, Inhalipt has a positive therapeutic effect. Thanks to the active substances that are part of this drug, the inflammatory process in the tonsils is very quickly stopped for tonsillitis.

Contraindications for use:

  • Intolerance to one of the active substances included in the drug.
  • Allergic reactions that occur when using sulfonamide drugs and essential oils.
  • Children under three years old. Babies are at risk of developing laryngospasm (spasm of the smooth muscles of the larynx). Children under three years of age do not tolerate treatment with drugs in the form of a spray, since the components of the drug can cause a burning sensation in the mucous membrane of the mouth and throat.
  • Pregnancy, lactation. In this case, it is necessary to take into account possible negative consequences for the fetus and children under one year of age who are breastfed. The advisability of use should be discussed with your doctor.
  • When swallowing the medicinal solution, a slight burning sensation in the esophagus and nausea may occur. These symptoms go away on their own, do not require additional treatment and are not an indication for discontinuation of Ingalipt.

Is it possible to use Ingalipta throat spray during pregnancy?

Ingalipt spray can be used to treat diseases of the upper respiratory tract during pregnancy and breastfeeding only with the permission of the attending physician (you cannot prescribe this medicine yourself, since an allergic reaction may occur).

Some components included in the drug Ingalipt may have a negative effect on the development of the fetus and children under one year of age. When prescribing this drug to pregnant women, the doctor must take into account the possible therapeutic effect for the woman herself and the side effects on the unborn child.

When breastfeeding, it is recommended to temporarily interrupt feeding, since the medicinal solution, if it enters the blood plasma, can pass into breast milk and have a negative effect on the child’s body.

For small children

The instructions for using Ingalipt spray indicate that this drug is not prescribed for children under three years of age. This is due to the characteristics of the child’s body and the increased sensitivity of the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract to the irritating effect of some components of the drug.

For children over three years of age, Inhalipt is prescribed in the following dosage:

  • Spray the aerosol onto the mucous membrane of the mouth and throat for one to two seconds twice a day;
  • When irrigating with a spray, one or two presses on the nozzle twice a day.

The course of treatment lasts on average five days.

Drug interactions

The instructions for use indicate possible drug interactions between Ingalipt and other medications. When combined with drugs containing derivatives of aminobenzoic acid (Novocain, Anestezin, Dicain), inactivation of the antibacterial activity of the sulfonamides included in the composition is possible. Other drug combinations are permitted or rejected by the doctor.

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