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Antibacterial tablets that are taken for a variety of diseases of the throat and oral cavity are Faringosept. The instructions for use indicate that the medicine helps with many ENT diseases and is practically non-addictive.

Release form and composition

Faringosept is available in the dosage form of a lozenge. They have a round shape and a biconvex surface. The main active ingredient of the drug is ambazone monohydrate, its content in one tablet is 10 mg. It also contains auxiliary components.

Faringosept tablets are packaged in blister packs of 10 pieces. The cardboard pack contains 1 or 2 blisters with tablets, as well as instructions for use of the drug.

Indications for use

What does Faringosept help with? Tablets are prescribed:

• tracheitis;
• angina;
• gingivitis;
• pharyngitis;
• stomatitis;
• tonsillitis.

The drug is prescribed for diseases of the oropharynx and for the prevention of infectious complications after surgical procedures (tooth extraction, tonsil removal).

Instructions for use

Faringosept is taken topically. The tablets should be dissolved until completely dissolved, 15-30 minutes after meals. After using the tablets, you should refrain from drinking and eating for 3 hours.

• Adults - 4-5 tablets (0.04-0.05 g) per day.
• Children from 3 to 7 years old - 3 tablets (0.03 g) per day.

The course of treatment is 3-4 days.

pharmachologic effect

Faringosept is a very effective antiseptic intended for topical use. It is available in the form of special tablets intended for resorption in the oral cavity. The active ingredient of this medicine is ambazone.

This substance has a bacteriostatic effect on most known bacteria, which theoretically can cause diseases of the throat and pharynx. In addition to the bacteriostatic effect, the use of Faringosept stimulates the salivary glands, therefore helping to avoid dry throat and mouth, and also eliminates soreness.

With long-term regular absorption of tablets, ambazone accumulates in tissues and increases its effect, so the effectiveness of the drug becomes higher over time, and not lower, as with the use of other antiseptics. The treatment reaches its maximum effectiveness on the third day of using the medicine.

One of the features of Faringosept is its gentle attitude towards the natural microflora of the body. The natural microflora is practically not affected, so this medicine practically does not cause negative side effects.

Contraindications

According to the instructions, Faringosept is contraindicated in children under three years of age, as well as in case of hypersensitivity to ambazone.

Side effects

In general, Faringosept tablets are well tolerated. Sometimes, after their resorption, mild allergic reactions may develop, which are mainly manifested by a skin rash and itching.

During pregnancy and breastfeeding

Can I take the pills during pregnancy? Faringosept is well tolerated during pregnancy and does not cause side effects, since it is not absorbed into the blood and has no general effect on the body.

When resorbed, the tablets suppress the activity of bacteria exclusively in the mouth and throat. But before using this medicine during pregnancy, you should still consult your doctor. Since the drug is not absorbed into the blood, its use during lactation is also not contraindicated.

Taking the drug at the very beginning of the disease will help avoid complications and recover as quickly as possible. Instructions for use during pregnancy: 3-5 times a day, 1 tablet.

The active component has only a local effect, which makes it possible to use Faringosept during lactation. Instructions for breastfeeding are standard - 3-5 times a day, 1 tablet.

For children

The drug is effectively used in pediatric practice for the treatment of ENT pathologies.

Instructions for children: daily dose of 0.03 grams should be divided into 3 doses (age 3-7 years). Feedback on the reception of children is extremely positive. If you follow the instructions, the medication allows you to quickly get rid of soreness and discomfort in the throat.

special instructions

Since Faringosept contains lactose and sucrose, it should be avoided by people with galactose or fructose intolerance, sucrase-isomaltase deficiency, glucose-galactose malabsorption syndrome or Lapp lactase deficiency. The drug should also be used with caution in patients with diabetes mellitus.

Drug interactions

Can be taken with other drugs.

Analogues of the drug Faringosept

For the treatment of sore throat and tonsillitis, analogues are prescribed:

1. Dr. Theiss Sage.
2. Azitral.
3. Zanotsin.
4. Miramistin.
5. Hexadreps.
6. Amoxicillin.
7. IRS 19.
8. Vilprafen.
9. Rovamycin.
10. Dr. Theiss Angi Sept.
11. Doxilan.
12. Dinabak.
13. Grunamycin syrup.
14. Biseptol.
15. Cliacyl.
16. Faringopils.
17. Ribomunyl.
18. Cefezol.
19. Vepikombin.
20. Laripront.
21. Iodinol.
22. Azivok.
23. Sumamed.
24. Hexoral.
25. Bicarmint.
26. Flemoklav Solutab.
27. Palitrex.
28. Tonsilotren.
29. Grammidin.
30. Brifeseptol.
31. Strepsils.
32. Biodroxyl.
33. Voqara.
34. Aqua Maris.
35. Erythromycin.
36. Metovit.
37. Cefotaxime.
38. Unidox Solutab.
39. Angin-Khel SD.
40. Rulid.
41. Bactrim.
42. Abisil.
43. Grunamox.
44. Septolete.
45. Bicillin.
46. Oxamp.
47. Anti-Angin Formula.
48. Stopangin.
49. Ampicillin.
50. Falimint.
51. Alphacet.
52. Hexalize.
53. Zitrolide forte.
54. Amoxisar.
55. Microflox.
56. Fromilid.
57. Suprax.
58. Tantum Verde.
59. Tonsilgon N.
60. Clarithromycin.
61. Ambien.
62. Ospexin.
63. Smallpox.
64. Bioparox.
65. Afenoxin.
66. TheraFlu LAR.
67. Hexaspray.
68. Sea buckthorn oil.
69. Hexapneumin.
70. Polyoxidonium.
71. Arlet.
72. Orelox.
73. Liprokhin.
74. Propolis tincture.
75. Hyposol.
76. Vibramycin.

Vacation conditions and price

The average cost of Faringosept (10 mg tablets No. 10) in Moscow is 137 rubles. No doctor's prescription form is required.

The shelf life of the tablets is 4 years. It is important to store them in undamaged packaging, protected from light, moisture and out of the reach of children at an air temperature no higher than +25C.

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Registration number: P N011240 dated 05/11/2010; P N015365/01 dated 05/17/2010.
FARINGOSEPT®
ambazon

lozenges;
Lemon flavored lozenges
Benzoquinone-guanylhydrazone-thiosemicarbazone

Each tablet:
Active substance: ambazone monohydrate 10 mg
Excipients: cocoa, sugar (sucrose), lactose monohydrate, gum arabic, polyvidone K30, magnesium stearate, vanillin or lemon flavor.

Lozenges: Round, flat, beveled tablets of yellowish-brown color with solid edges. The presence of light and dark inclusions is allowed.
Lozenges with lemon flavor: Round, flat, beveled, yellowish-brown tablets with solid edges, debossed with an “L” on one side. The presence of light and dark inclusions is allowed.

Pharmacotherapeutic group:
Antiseptic.
ATX code:

Has a bacteriostatic effect. Has a local antimicrobial effect. Active against a wide range of gram-positive and gram-negative microorganisms (Streptococcus haemolyticus, Streptococcus viridans, Pneumococcus).
Pharmacokinetics
The optimal therapeutic concentration in saliva is achieved on the 3-4th day of taking the drug at a dose of 0.03-0.05 g/day.

Symptomatic treatment of infectious and inflammatory diseases of the oral cavity and pharynx.

Contraindications

hypersensitivity to the drug.

Directions for use and doses

Locally. The tablets should be dissolved until completely dissolved (15–30 minutes after meals). After using the tablets, you should refrain from drinking and eating for 3 hours.
Adults: 4–5 tablets (0.04–0.05 g) per day.
Children from 3 to 7 years old: 3 tablets (0.03 g) per day. The course of treatment is 3–4 days.

When a sore throat, sore throat or dry cough occurs, doctors often prescribe local remedies that act on harmful microorganisms. Among the many lozenges, tablets and lozenges with an antiseptic effect, a drug called Faringosept can be distinguished.

It is popular among adults for pharyngitis and various inflammatory processes in the mouth, but can such a remedy be prescribed to children? Will this drug harm the child’s body? In what doses is it recommended to use it in children and what analogues can be replaced if the child refuses the medicine or is allergic to it?

Release form

Faringosept is a product of the famous Indian pharmaceutical company Ranbaxy and is available in only one form, which is lozenges. They have a cocoa and vanilla flavor, a round shape, a smooth surface and slightly beveled edges. This drug has a brownish-yellow color, although there may be small light inclusions in the structure of the tablet.

Faringosept with lemon flavor is also produced separately. The difference between such tablets, in addition to their taste properties, is the presence of an extruded letter “L” on the surface of one of the sides of the medicine. Tablets are sold in blisters of 10 pieces, and one cardboard package contains one or two blisters.

Compound

Both types of tablets - regular and lemon - contain ambazone monohydrate as the main ingredient, thanks to which the drug has medicinal properties. Its dosage is 10 mg per tablet. For a dense structure, polyvidone K30, gum arabic and magnesium stearate are added to the medicine, and for a sweet taste, the tablets contain sucrose, milk sugar, cocoa and vanillin (in the lemon “Faringosept” it is replaced with lemon flavor).

Operating principle

The active substance Faringosept has an antimicrobial effect, which consists in slowing down the growth of harmful bacteria (this effect is called bacteriostatic). The medication affects various microorganisms, including pneumococci, streptococci and many gram-negative bacteria that can infect the mucous membrane of the pharynx and oral cavity.

A tablet placed in the mouth also stimulates the secretion of saliva, which, thanks to the natural substance lysozyme, additionally affects harmful microbes and activates the healing of damaged areas of the mucous membrane. In addition, resorption eliminates soreness and a feeling of dryness in the throat.

The antiseptic effect of the drug develops within half an hour from the beginning of the tablet's resorption, and a sufficient therapeutic effect is noted three to four days after the start of administration. In this case, the drug affects only bacteria that are located on the mucous membrane of the oropharynx.

Unlike antibiotics, the medicine that gets into the lower parts of the digestive tract does not in any way affect the composition of the normal intestinal flora, that is, dysbiosis does not develop after treatment with Faringosept.

Indications

Faringosept is effective against inflammatory and infectious processes that occur in the oral cavity and pharynx. The medicine is prescribed for:

• pharyngitis;
• tracheitis;
• laryngitis;
• gingivitis;
• stomatitis.

The tablets can also be used for prevention, for example, if the patient has had a tooth pulled out or had surgery to remove tonsils. In such situations, the active substance Faringosept will prevent complications that can cause pathogenic bacteria.

At what age is it allowed to take it?

The paper leaflet that comes with the tablets states that Faringosept is not used in the treatment of children under three years of age. This is due to the peculiarities of taking solid medications by young children. A child who is not yet 3 years old will not be able to absorb the medication for a long time and, most likely, will swallow the tablet, so the desired therapeutic effect will not be achieved. That is why the medication is contraindicated for one-year-old babies and children under the age of 2 years.

Contraindications

As the manufacturer notes, treatment with Faringosept is prohibited only if one or more components of the tablets are intolerant. However, since the tablets contain quite a lot of sucrose, it is also not recommended to give this medication to patients with diabetes. In addition, due to the presence of milk sugar in the composition, Faringosept cannot be used if there is a lack of an enzyme called lactase or lactose intolerance.

Side effects

The use of Faringosept may provoke an allergic reaction, for example, causing a skin rash or itching. In such a situation, treatment is immediately stopped and a pediatrician is consulted to select an analogue that will replace such tablets. As a rule, the doctor replaces Faringosept with other lozenges or lozenges, but may also prescribe a local spray or solution.

Instructions for use

Faringosept is given to the child, asking him to place the tablet in his mouth and keep it there until the medicine is completely dissolved under the influence of saliva. For the drug to be most effective, it is used after meals - after about 15-30 minutes. When the patient has completely absorbed the tablet, he should neither eat nor drink water for two to three hours afterward. This way, the active substances of the medication will continue to act on the mucous membrane of the oropharynx for as long as possible.

A single dose of Faringosept is one tablet. For children aged 3-7 years, it is given three times a day, and for patients over seven years of age, the frequency of use can be increased to 4-5 times. The duration of treatment is determined by the doctor, but usually Faringosept is given to children for 3-5 days. A longer appointment must be agreed with your pediatrician. If after 2-3 days of use there is no visible improvement, the child should also be examined by a specialist.

Overdose

Since Faringosept acts mainly locally, no cases of overdose of such a medicine have been previously reported. The medication is considered safe and is used even in pregnant women and breastfeeding. If a child accidentally swallows several tablets, it is recommended to induce vomiting or rinse the stomach.

If your general condition worsens, a doctor's examination is necessary.

Interaction with other drugs

There is no data on the incompatibility of Faringosept with any medications taken orally or injected. As for other topical agents, there should be an interval of at least 2 hours between their use and the use of Faringosept.

Terms of sale

Faringosept is an over-the-counter drug and is therefore freely sold in pharmacies. The average price of 10 tablets is 120-140 rubles, and for a package of 20 tablets you need to pay from 150 to 190 rubles.

Storage conditions

At home, the drug should be kept in a place where it will not be affected by high humidity or temperatures exceeding +25 degrees. In addition, in this place the medication should be inaccessible to children. The shelf life of Faringosept is 4 years and is marked on the blister. If it has expired, it is unacceptable to use such medicine.

Reviews

More than 90% of reviews about Faringosept are positive. In them, parents confirm the high effectiveness of the tablets for pharyngitis, sore throat and other diseases of the throat or oral cavity. The advantages of the medication include its pleasant taste, minimal list of contraindications, rapid absorption in the mouth, affordable price and the possibility of use in children.

According to mothers, Faringosept is generally well tolerated. Only in isolated cases did the tablets provoke an allergic reaction, which is why it was necessary to resort to analogues. Also, some children do not like the taste of the tablets, and sometimes they do not notice any effect from the drug (mostly this happens in advanced cases).

Analogs

If there is a need to replace Faringosept with a drug with a similar effect, the doctor may suggest:

• "Hexoral Tabs." This medicine contains the local anesthetic benzocaine added to the antiseptic substance (chlorhexidine). These tablets can be given from the age of 4 years. The drug Hexoral Tabs Classic is produced separately, acting thanks to a combination of two substances with antimicrobial properties. This medication is approved from the age of six. In addition, there are Hexoral Tabs Extra tablets. In their composition, lidocaine is added to two components with antiseptic properties. This remedy is prescribed to patients over 12 years of age.
• "Lizobakt". This drug affects the condition of the mucous membrane, harmful bacteria and viruses thanks to lysozyme supplemented with pyridoxine. It, like Faringosept, is prescribed to children from the age of three.
• "Hexalization". These lozenges contain biclotymol, lysozyme and enoxolone. Thanks to such substances, the drug destroys bacteria, reduces pain and activates the protective function of the mucous membrane. The medication is approved for children over 6 years of age.

Some facts about the product:

Instructions for use

Price in online pharmacy website: from 139

Pharmacological properties

Composition and packaging of the release

The drug is produced in the form of tablets that are used for oral administration. The tablets cannot be chewed or swallowed; to achieve the desired therapeutic effect, they must be dissolved until completely dissolved. The following substances are considered to be the constituent components of Faringosept:

the main active ingredient is ambazone monohydrate;

lactobiose;

cane sugar.

Indications for use

The drug Faringosept is prescribed to patients with:

acute respiratory viral diseases;

flu;

acute tonsillitis;

inflammatory diseases occurring in the upper respiratory tract;

cough;

inflammation of the gums without compromising the integrity of the dentogingival junction;

inflammation of the larynx;

inflammation of the mucous membrane and lymphoid tissue of the pharynx;

inflammation of the trachea;

inflammation of the tonsils;

after dental surgery;

after complete removal of the palatine tonsils along with the connective tissue capsule;

for the prevention of infectious diseases.

International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10)

J.02.9. Acute inflammation of the mucous membrane and lymphoid tissue of the pharynx of unknown etiology;

J.04. Acute inflammation of the larynx and trachea;

K.05.0. Acute inflammation of the gums without compromising the integrity of the dentogingival junction;

K.12. Inflammation of the mucous epithelium lining the oral cavity.

Side effects

The drug Faringosept is well accepted by patients. Side effects occur only in case of overdose and in case of allergy to individual components of Faringosept. If there is intolerance to the components of the drug, the patient exhibits the following symptomatic signs:

angioedema;

nettle fever;

skin rashes;

redness of the skin.

Contraindications

The drug Faringosept cannot be used if you are hypersensitive to the components that make up the drug. There are no other contraindications, however, the product should be used with extreme caution in non-insulin-dependent and insulin-dependent diabetes. In other cases, the medication can be taken without restrictions. The drug is suitable for the treatment of all categories of patients, including the treatment of women during pregnancy and nursing mothers. The medication can be prescribed to children aged three years and older.

Use during pregnancy

The drug is allowed to be taken by women during pregnancy, since the drug does not have a negative effect on the embryo developing in the womb. It is used both for the treatment of throat diseases and for prevention. Recommendations for the use of Faringosept in this case are given by the attending physician. The medication can be taken by women who are breastfeeding babies because the drug does not pass into breast milk. The medicine acts locally. In addition, the drug can be prescribed to children under three years of age. Younger children are not allowed to take the medication, as they may choke on the tablets when swallowed. The maximum duration of therapy is five days.

Method and features of application

The drug Faringosept is available in the form of tablets, which are intended for oral administration. The medication is intended for the treatment of adult patients, children, and can also be taken by nursing mothers and women bearing a child. The recommended dosage of the drug for adult patients is three to five tablets per day. Instructions for use contain precise information about the rules of use, duration of therapy for different types of disease, as well as dosage. The tablets are intended to be dissolved and not to be swallowed or chewed, so they must be kept in the mouth until they disappear completely. It is recommended to take the tablets no less than fifteen minutes after eating. After taking the tablets, you should not eat or drink any liquid for two hours. The recommended duration of therapy is two to five days. The drug is prescribed for the treatment of inflammatory diseases of the throat for children up to three years of age. Children under three years of age should not be given medication, since the tablets are intended to be dissolved and children may choke on them. The medication is prescribed for use for inflammation of the larynx, cough, overheating of the body, sore throat, and painful sensations when swallowing. Faringosept has a pleasant taste, so it is well accepted by young patients. The recommended dosage for children is three tablets per day. Duration of therapy is from three to five days. The exact dosage will be determined by the therapist after examining the child and determining the type and severity of the disease. The medication does not affect the speed of psychomotor reactions and concentration, so patients taking Faringosept can drive any vehicle.

Interaction with other drugs

The drug Faringosept can be combined with any other drugs, since it does not have any effect on the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic properties.

Overdose

The drug Faringosept is not addictive, and also does not lead to signs of overdose and intoxication in case of excessive dosage. If any unpleasant side symptoms occur, you should contact your doctor, who will provide the necessary therapeutic assistance after the examination.

Analogs

Faringosept has no analogues in composition, but it can be replaced by a wide range of drugs that have similar pharmacological effects. Before using any analogues, it is recommended to first consult with your doctor or pharmacist at the pharmacy, since many components cannot be taken under certain factors and health problems. Analogues of the drug are:

Aziwok;

Abisyl;

Ampicillin;

Afenoxin;

Bactrim;

Biseptol;

Vibramycin;

Hexadreps;

Hexalyse;

Hexoral;

Grammidin;

Grunamox;

Zanocin;

Iodinol;

Clarithromycin;

Lysobacter;

Microflox;

Palitrex;

Ribomunyl;

Septolete;

Stopangin;

Strepsils;

Falimint;

Pharyngopils;

Ciprolet.

Terms of sale

The drug Faringosept is sold in pharmacies and is freely available. Buyers do not need to obtain a special prescription for the use of the drug from the attending physician, nor do they need to present a prescription sheet from a medical institution.

Storage conditions

It is recommended to store the drug Faringosept out of reach of children and out of reach of any light sources at a temperature of no more than 25 degrees Celsius. The shelf life of the medicine is four years from the date of manufacture. After the expiration date, the drug cannot be used and it is recommended to dispose of it in accordance with sanitary standards.

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Country of origin

Russia Romania Romania/Russia

Product group

Respiratory system

Antimicrobial, bacteriostatic, antiseptic.

Release forms

• 10 tabs per pack 20 tabs per pack 20 tabs per pack per blister 10 pcs.; in a cardboard pack 1 or 2 blisters.

Description of the dosage form

• Round, flat-cylindrical, beveled tablets, brown in color with intact edges and engraved “C” on one side. The presence of light and dark inclusions is allowed. Lemon-flavored lozenges: round, flat, beveled tablets, yellowish-brown in color with a few lighter colored flecks, engraved with an “L” on one side. Mint flavored lozenges: Round, flat-cylindrical, beveled tablets, brown in color with intact edges and an “M” engraving on one side. The presence of light and dark inclusions is allowed. Lozenges: round, flat, beveled tablets of yellowish-brown color with a few inclusions of a lighter color with solid edges.

pharmachologic effect

Has a local antimicrobial effect. Has a bacteriostatic effect. Active against a wide range of gram-positive and gram-negative microorganisms (Streptococcus haemolyticus, Streptococcus viridans, Pneumococcus).

Pharmacokinetics

The optimal therapeutic concentration in saliva is achieved on the 3-4th day of taking the drug at a dose of 0.03-0.05 g/day.

Special conditions

You should not use the drug if you have increased individual sensitivity to any component included in the drug. The drug is not recommended for use in patients with hereditary intolerance to sucrose and lactose. Increasing the dose does not have a greater clinical effect. If symptoms persist or if fever or headache occurs, consult a doctor. Effect on the ability to drive vehicles and machinery The drug does not affect the ability to drive vehicles and machinery, as well as engage in other potentially hazardous activities that require increased concentration and speed of psychomotor reactions.

Faringosept indications for use

• - symptomatic treatment of infectious and inflammatory diseases of the oral cavity and pharynx (tonsillitis, laryngitis, pharyngitis, gingivitis, stomatitis); - prevention of oral infections during the perioperative period (tonsillectomy, tooth extraction); - prevention of occupational laryngitis.