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Much has been said and written about cough treatment. With a wet cough, you need to thin the sputum with the help of mucolytics and remove it with expectorants, and with a dry cough, you should achieve the antitussive effect that is exhibited by centrally acting drugs. Erespal stands out from this orderly series: a cough medicine that does not affect either sputum, the rate of its elimination, or the center of the cough. So how does this medicine work and, most importantly, how to take it correctly?

Treatment for cough is simple and understandable only at first glance. In fact, it has many nuances, and debates in the scientific community on some issues do not subside to this day. Many Western experts generally believe that cough in the usual sense, that is, a reflex that develops against the background of a bacterial or viral infection, does not need to be treated at all. They say it will go away on its own. However, the overwhelming majority of domestic specialists categorically disagree with this approach to the matter.

In Russian practice, coughs are treated, and often treated for a long time, persistently and unsuccessfully. The sad fruits of therapy can be the result of incorrect diagnosis, incorrect treatment tactics or incorrect prescription, and sometimes even an intricate combination of several errors. There are also many unfulfilled expectations among patients who are looking for a magic cough pill: they drink it - and the next day they are back again, like a cheerful cucumber from the garden. Unfortunately, such drugs simply do not exist. The possibilities of pharmacology, alas, are not limitless, but with the correct, correct use of drugs, it is still possible to receive full-fledged help. So, let's understand the features of the purpose, action and dosage of one of the most incomprehensible cough medicines for people far from medicine - Erespal.

Rescue cough

To understand how Erespal works in our body, we will have to start from afar - with the mechanism of cough development. Why do we suddenly start coughing? Where does phlegm come from?

Mucus in the respiratory tract is vital. It plays the role of a filter for small foreign particles and bacteria that penetrate the bronchi along with the inhaled air.

The removal of “spent” bronchial mucus from the body is ensured by the constantly working mucociliary apparatus.

It is a system of cilia that perform translational movements. Thanks to their tireless work, the mucus gradually rises up the respiratory tract and enters the pharynx and oral cavity. A healthy person secretes several tablespoons of bronchial mucus per day. Without noticing it, we swallow it. Having reached the stomach, the bacteria contained in the sputum die ingloriously.

Another mechanism for removing mucus is the cough reflex. The mucus that accumulates in the lower respiratory tract irritates special receptors that trigger the cough mechanism. These receptors are located sequentially along the entire air path: from the nose to the deepest bronchi. After their irritation, the muscles of the respiratory tract contract and a deep exhalation occurs through the mouth, allowing a large volume of mucus to be removed at once. Thanks to coughing, our bronchi and lungs are additionally protected from the penetration of dust, pieces of food and other uninvited guests. However, sometimes the situation develops according to a different, pathological scenario.

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Cough as a symptom of illness

Unfortunately, some bacteria and viruses still “take root” in the upper respiratory tract and trigger a pathogenic process. When they reach the lower respiratory tract, they stimulate the development of a powerful inflammatory response. It is accompanied by the release of special substances - the so-called inflammatory mediators, which cause swelling of the mucous membrane and a sharp increase in mucus production. Excess mucus for the time being accumulates in the lower respiratory tract, as a result of which the patient begins to feel heaviness in the chest, pain, coughing, and then a cough.

Typically, at the onset of an inflammatory response, swelling of the airways precedes excessive mucus production. Therefore, often with infectious diseases, primarily due to irritation of the receptors located in the bronchi, a dry, unproductive cough appears. As mucus production and accumulation increases, the cough becomes increasingly wetter. That’s when expectorants and mucolytic cough medications are prescribed. For a long time they remained the only effective means to cope with this symptom. However, today there is another medicine, and it works completely differently. Now we come to the description of the properties of the hero of our article, the cough medicine Erespal.

Three effects of Erespal tablets and syrup

If antitussive and expectorant drugs act on the consequences of a dry or wet cough, then Erespal affects its root cause, namely inflammation. At the same time, it works in several directions simultaneously.

Firstly, Erespal blocks the so-called H1-histamine receptors. Due to their binding to the allergy mediator histamine, which is released during inflammation, swelling of the mucous membrane quickly develops. Erespal “neutralizes” these receptors, making them insensitive to histamine.

Secondly, Erespal reduces the production of special biologically active substances that “feed”, that is, support the inflammatory reaction and are responsible for its manifestations. Their names are often mentioned in the instructions for drugs, including Erespal, but most often they don’t mean anything to the average consumer. So that every reader of sophisticated drug annotations at least approximately understands what manufacturers are trying to convey to him, we will provide a list of pro-inflammatory factors. These include:

• cytokines;
• tumor necrosis factor-α;
• arachidonic acid derivatives;
• prostaglandins;
• leukotrienes;
• thromboxane;
• free radicals.

Pro-inflammatory factors not only stimulate inflammation, but also contribute to the narrowing of the bronchi. This disrupts the flow of air through the respiratory tract and contributes to decreased oxygen levels and increased carbon dioxide levels in the blood. The patient feels short of breath and shortness of breath appears. Accordingly, blocking pro-inflammatory factors due to the effect of Erespal tablets and syrup prevents narrowing of the lower respiratory tract and the occurrence of breathing difficulties, regardless of the cough that worries the patient.

And thirdly, Erespal also blocks alpha-adrenergic receptors. They take part in a chain of biochemical reactions, the final stage of which is the production of thick, viscous mucus. Inhibition of alpha-adrenergic receptors leads to a decrease in the amount of difficult-to-clear sputum in the respiratory tract.

Due to its complex effect on the respiratory tract, the mechanism of mucus formation and inflammation, Erespal also has an antispasmodic effect, and its use helps to relax the bronchi, and, therefore, their expansion.

In addition, Erespal also exhibits antitussive properties that help cope with dry cough. Moreover, unlike traditional antitussive drugs (for example, codeine and others), the drug does not affect the cough center in the brain.

Erespal - an unusual anti-inflammatory medicine

There are only two groups of drugs on the pharmaceutical market that exhibit anti-inflammatory properties, and each of them has its own disadvantages that limit its use.

The first group includes non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Just like Erespal, they block the production of inflammatory mediators, but they act completely differently. Unlike fenspiride, NSAIDs indirectly block an enzyme that protects the mucous membrane of the gastrointestinal tract. Therefore, the use of NSAIDs can lead to the development of an inflammatory process in the stomach and duodenum, and sometimes to peptic ulcers. Erespal, exhibiting an anti-inflammatory effect similar to NSAIDs, does not have a negative effect on the digestive system.

Another group of anti-inflammatory drugs that can in some way be considered a potential alternative to Erespal are glucocorticosteroids. They have no equal in their anti-inflammatory, analgesic and antiallergic effects. However, the side effects of glucocorticosteroids are impressive, so doctors try not to prescribe these medications unless absolutely necessary. Although Erespal cannot match the anti-inflammatory effects of corticosteroids, it is an excellent alternative due to its airway targeting and safety.

Composition and release forms of Erespal

Having dealt with the complexities of pharmacology, let's move on to things that are more understandable and down-to-earth - to the composition and forms of release of Erespal.

So, Erespal is the trade name of the medicine, its active substance is called fenspiride hydrochloride. Erespal is a brand drug produced by the famous French company Servier. It is produced in two release forms:

• Erespal tablets, dose 80 mg;
• Erespal syrup containing 2 mg of fenspiride in 1 milliliter.

I would like to add that the syrup has a bright orange-yellow color. When storing it, sometimes a slight sediment appears, which quickly dissolves if the bottle is shaken well.

Erespal syrup: taste aspects

Fenspiride hydrochloride has a rather unpleasant bitter taste. To disguise it, the manufacturer did his best. The syrup contains sunflower honey, vanilla tincture, saccharin, sucrose, and licorice root extract as flavoring agents. According to the manufacturer, the resulting composition should have hints of a honey smell.

In fact, Erespal syrup, which is usually prescribed for the treatment of children, has a distinctly sweet, but still not very pleasant taste.

This nuance should be taken into account by mothers of picky children. Experience shows that it can be difficult to get particularly picky children to drink Erespal. Mixing syrup with juices, water, compotes and other liquids, although theoretically not prohibited, does not give any particular positive result: the syrup’s own taste qualities are so pronounced that it is almost impossible to “hide” them. Therefore, in such cases, it sometimes makes sense to buy Erespal tablets, divide them according to the dosage and, grind them into powder and mix with water, give them to the child. However, it is worth considering that it is almost impossible to select the exact dose, especially in the case of multiple divisions of the tablet.

Indications for use

Due to its special mechanism of action, Erespal has a special range of indications. If traditional antitussives are used only for dry coughs, and expectorants for wet ones, then fenspiride is successfully prescribed for any type of cough, without thinking about its origin and type.

In addition, Erespal’s ability to reduce the production of thick mucus and reduce the severity of inflammation is widely used by ENT doctors, prescribing the drug for nasopharyngeal pathology.

So, indications for the use of Erespal include many diseases of both the upper and lower respiratory tract, including:

• rhinopharyngitis - inflammation of the mucous membrane of the nose and pharynx;
• laryngitis - an inflammatory process in the vocal cords;
• inflammation of the trachea and bronchi (tracheobronchitis);
• inflammation of the bronchi (bronchitis);
• cough, tickling or hoarseness due to various infectious diseases, including whooping cough, influenza and measles;
• bronchial asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (as one of the drugs in a complex treatment regimen);
• inflammation of the paranasal sinuses, including sinusitis, sinusitis and others;
• otitis media, regardless of its origin.

In addition, Erespal, together with other medications, is widely used as part of combined treatment regimens for many infectious diseases that are accompanied by cough. The drug is often prescribed for pneumonia, pleurisy and other respiratory tract pathologies. Moreover, its use definitely eases the course of the disease and speeds up recovery.

Erespal and laryngitis

Erespal is a universal drug. He manages to work when most other drugs are almost powerless. A striking example of this is the possibility of using Erespal for laryngitis. Inflammation of the vocal cords, as a rule, is of a viral nature, and therefore cannot be treated with “traditional” antibiotics. Antiviral drugs will not help with laryngitis.

Antiseptics in the form of lozenges or sprays for treating the throat also cannot work: they are simply not able to “reach” the deep-lying vocal cords. For many years, inhalations with essential oils (for example, eucalyptus, pine, fir) remained almost the only effective medicine for laryngitis. They are still included in standard recommendations for patients who have lost their voice in the fight against a viral infection. However, the appearance on the market of fenspiride drugs, and Erespal in particular, has expanded the capabilities of ENT doctors.

Erespal blocks the production of substances that trigger inflammation, thereby reducing the inflammatory process in the vocal cords of children and adults in a few days.

Erespal as a component in the treatment of asthma

Of interest is also the possibility of using Erespal for obstructive processes in the respiratory tract, including bronchial asthma, obstructive bronchitis and one of the most severe diseases of the respiratory system, chronic obstructive bronchitis. It is due to three properties of fenspiride:

• the ability to prevent narrowing of the airways, and, therefore, facilitate the passage of air flow into the lungs and back;
• anti-inflammatory qualities that can reduce the severity of the pathological process in diseases, one of the components of which is inflammation (COPD, obstructive bronchitis);
• blocking H1-histamine receptors, which are directly involved in the mechanism of the allergic reaction. As is known, it is allergies that play a leading role in the occurrence and progression of bronchial asthma.

This was in 2007. My son at that time was 1 year and 3 months old. He fell ill with bronchitis. The local pediatrician prescribed us Erespal cough syrup. By the way, I just looked at the contraindications: they include ages up to 2 years. But prescribing drugs ahead of schedule in the practice of pediatricians (and not only them) is a common thing. I bought it and gave it, as expected, by the hour. Around the third day, a small red spot appeared on the child’s back. Just on this day our doctor came to us. I remember she also said: “What a great fellow you are: you bought such an expensive medicine!” (Apparently, there were cases where someone did not redeem.)

During the examination, I drew the doctor’s attention to that spot on my back, to which the doctor, looking at my long nails, said: “You scratched it with your nail.” Well, of course, I know that over the many years of wearing manicure in this form, I am a master at using my hands, and no one has ever suffered from my actions. But since the doctor said so, I thought that there was nothing wrong, and it really was a scratch that came from out of nowhere. In general, I calmly went to work, and when I returned, my child resembled the child of alcoholics: even his ears were swollen, and they stuck out in different directions. There was swelling all over the body. Naturally, I immediately called an ambulance and we were taken to the village. (All our children are taken there). Diagnosis: Quincke's edema, urticaria. Subsequently, the local doctor said that there simply could not be an allergy to Erespal, but the doctor in the infectious diseases department confirmed that such cases had already happened.

It is clear that we were treated for a long time, the child endured many IVs. Anyone who has been on IV drips with children knows how difficult it is for such a small child. People in the hospital shied away from us: my beautiful baby became just a fear person, and an unknown disease scared people away (what if it was contagious?)

After the hospital, we were still treated at home. And after this, pediatricians do not prescribe us any new-fangled drugs. If you have an acute respiratory infection, we buy a pharmacy mixture of marshmallow root. Later, another pediatrician (the previous one retired) began to prescribe Ascoril and Lazolvan for coughs. And every time, when preparing to prescribe another list of drugs, doctors remember that incident.

Side effects of this drug, in addition to allergic reactions, include moderate tachycardia, gastrointestinal disorders, nausea, epigastric pain, diarrhea, vomiting, drowsiness, dizziness, asthenia, and increased fatigue. The drug should not be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and this says a lot.

In conclusion, I’ll add that my son is already 8 years old. Neither before nor after did we suffer from any food or drug allergies. They didn’t even know about diathesis. Draw conclusions about what may be in this drug if a child, who is not allergic, reacts with Quincke's edema.

I will not recommend this drug even to an enemy. Although I understand that there are many people in the world, even judging by the reviews here, for whom Erespal is a good effective drug that is not an allergen. My job is to warn that cases like mine do occur.

Thank you for stopping by. Good health to everyone!

The medicinal qualities of the product deserve high praise. The medicine quickly copes with the disease and returns the patient’s well-being to normal. Another advantage is that Erespal is available in several forms, which makes its use convenient for adults and children.

But the occurrence of allergies in children during infancy in response to taking Erespal syrup is a recognized fact.

Manufacturer – France. The active ingredient is fenspiride hydrochloride.

Indications for use

The drug Erespal is prescribed for acute or chronic inflammatory processes accompanied by cough:

• in the nasopharynx;
• trachea;
• in the bronchi;
• as well as in other organs of the respiratory system.

Dosage forms:

• Tablets – 80 mg.
• Syrup – 2 mg/ml.

The medications are intended for oral use, that is, through the mouth, and can be prescribed to patients as an antitussive at any age.

To find out why, in case of an allergy to the drug Erespal, complaints about the syrup are more often received, let’s compare the compositions of the dosage forms.

Details about the composition of Erespal tablets and syrup

Erespal tablets consist of:

Fenspiride hydrochloride – active ingredient and auxiliary components;

• hydromellose;
• calcium hydrogen phosphate;
• macrogol 6000;
• silicon dioxide;
• povidone;
• titanium dioxide;
• magnesium stearate;
• glycerol.

The composition of Erespal syrup is given below, because it is recommended for use in young children and allergies often arise from its use.

In addition to the active ingredient, the syrup is supplemented with:

• flavoring additive – sunflower honey, vanilla tincture;
• licorice extract;
• sunset yellow S;
• glycerol;
• propyl parahydroxybenzoate;
• methyl parahydroxybenzoate;
• sucrose;
• saccharin;
• potassium sorbate;
• water.

The liquid form of Erespal contains many more components so that the syrup has a pleasant, sweet taste, smell, color and children drink it with pleasure.

Comparison of formulations

In a detailed comparison of the compositions of different forms of the same drug, syrup contains additional flavorings and coloring agents, the tablets do not contain these ingredients. They cause allergies in the child.

In a child, an allergy to Erespal can be caused by a reaction to any of the components of the drug or by exceeding the recommended dosage per day.

Signs of allergies

The manufacturer warns about the possibility of side effects and skin allergies in the form of urticaria, erythema, rash and itching.

All patients can be susceptible to allergies if they are intolerant to any of the components.. However, children suffer more often due to the expanded composition of additional ingredients in the syrup.

If there are any signs of allergy, you should immediately stop using the medicine and, after consulting a doctor, choose another remedy with a similar effect.

Erespal's analogs

Pharmacies have a large selection of antitussive medications and there are no problems with what to replace Erespal with allergies.

List of some drugs with similar qualities:

• Stoptussin;
• Ascoril;
• Lazolvan;
• Bronchicum;
• Fenspiride;
• Fluditek;
• Ambrobene.

Important! Allergy is a dangerous reaction of the body. If you do not pay attention to the signs of allergy, severe complications can occur, including shock with loss of consciousness and even death. Be careful!

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We’ve been on sick leave for a week now, I started treating the child myself, as usual, since the line at the clinic is always long, our doctor is on vacation - why wait, other than adding an infection? But on the 4th day of coughing, we went to the doctor still got it. And she tells me, they say, drink erespal this time, since you started, but in general they drink it only 2 times a year in courses of two weeks, otherwise it loses its effectiveness.
Is it true??
This is the first time I’ve heard this! Our doctor, whom I completely trust, has never said anything like that.
To top it all off, they prescribed us Lysobacter - 2 tablets x 3 rubles / day, and the instructions say that it is contraindicated for children under 3 years old. Even if we assume that the child is 3 (he is 2 and 10), then the norm is 3 tablets / day.
And how can you trust doctors?!

Ekaterinburg

Mother

I developed tachycardia - 120 pulse, shortness of breath, severe weakness and drowsiness. The doctor said that there are no analogues, reduce the dose. I reduced the dose - the side effects do not go away. Diagnosis of tracheobronchitis.

Ekaterinburg

erispirus, but the active ingredient is probably the same

Elenushka84

Saint Petersburg

Ekaterinburg

The doctor said that there are no analogues, reduce the dose.

somehow tracheobronchitis was treated before the appearance of erespal.

My daughter was changed from Erespal to Joset when the Erespal caused side effects

best the enemy of the good

snowfall

Ekaterinburg

Ekaterinburg

There is also Siresp with the same effect. substance

Ekaterinburg

Mother

Elenushka84:

replace with Erespal syrup

this is then 2.5 tbsp. spoons for reception. how much did you drink? was there an effect?

Ekaterinburg

eucalyptus tincture (or licorice root) and mucaltin saved me

Ekaterinburg

Mother

eucalyptus tincture (or licorice root) and mucaltin

It’s like a poultice for me, it’s not a bronchodilator

Pyatrovna

Ekaterinburg

grandmother

Ekaterinburg

Mother

Pyatrovna:

you are lucky, but I have such a reaction, the instructions for the medicine contain such side effects

Ekaterinburg

Mother

Siresp with the same action. substance

:ugu: and for allergy sufferers it is even better than Erespal, since it contains much less sucrose

Ekaterinburg

Today the doctor prescribed Siresp for the child. She said it was similar to Erespal, but cheaper

OlenkaR

Mother

If side effects begin with Erespal, then there is no point in changing to analogues (with the same composition) or syrup. It is necessary for the doctor to prescribe a drug from a different group. In addition, erespal is not the main treatment, but rather an auxiliary one. You can completely do without it. Surely they prescribed something else for you

new tummy

Ekaterinburg

Mother

There is no need to be important, what is important is to be needed.

Ekaterinburg

Erespal was replaced with Gedelix and some other drug, also with ivy.

Ekaterinburg

Mother

and some other medicine, also with ivy.

new tummy:

I also felt bad with Erespal tablets once, but with the syrup everything was ok.

My child got sick from the syrup

best the enemy of the good

Ekaterinburg

You read the reviews about these tablets, they contain something that causes severe side effects for almost everyone. I also came across these pills in the spring, it was very bad, I started reading the reviews and was horrified... But the syrup, as they wrote correctly, does not cause this. But treatment with syrup will be much more expensive. I threw the pills away and was treated with syrup.

Ekaterinburg

Mother

Pyatrovna:

Yes? and the doctor immediately prescribed them for me, and not expensive syrups

erespal for adults is tablets. They are more effective than all tinctures.

You read the reviews about these tablets, they contain something that causes severe side effects for almost everyone. I also came across these pills in the spring, it was very bad, I started reading the reviews and was horrified...

I drank myself, my friends drank - the flight was normal.

As long as there is life, there is happiness. There is a lot, a lot ahead.

Ekaterinburg

I also have poor tolerance to Erespal and also Ascoril. Tachycardia, weakness, nausea, etc.

Ekaterinburg

The syrup, however, contains parabens, such a powerful allergen, and can even cause delayed allergic reactions, I don’t understand this at all, the drug is mainly for allergy sufferers, it contains an allergen

Ekaterinburg

The syrup does contain parabens,

in all syrups? Or just which one is orange?

Ekaterinburg

Anonymous,
In erespal syrup. The color has nothing to do with it, the color is sunset yellow dye in the case of erespal, and the parabens are separate there

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Erespal analogues – syrups and tablets

The anti-inflammatory drug Erespal and its analogs are used to treat diseases of the respiratory organs that occur with bronchial obstruction and swelling of the respiratory tract mucosa.

• Erespal analogues – syrups and tablets
• Erespal
• Analogs in tablets
• Analogues of Erespal syrup
• Syrup substitutes
• Substitutes for Erespal in the fight against cough
• Composition of tablets, action and purpose of the product
• Dosage of the drug
• Contraindications for the drug Erespal
• Russian and foreign analogues of Erespal
• Indications for use of Bronchomax
• Indications for use and dosage of Lazolvan
• How to replace Erespal - a review of cheap analogues for adults and children
• Erespal analogue with the active substance ambroxol
• Erespal analogues of plant origin
• Inexpensive analogues of Erespal containing fenspriride
• Erespal and its analogues for the treatment of children
• Erespal® - analogues are cheaper, the price of Russian and imported substitutes
• Pharmacological effect
• What does Erespal treat?
• Not discharged
• Special conditions and recommendations
• Interaction with other drugs
• Side effects
• How to take Erespal?
• Consequences of a possible overdose
• How much does Erespal cost - the price of the medicine in the pharmacy
• List of cheap substitutes for Erespal
• Fluditec – (France)
• Fespalen – (domestic substitute)
• Sinekod – (Switzerland)
• Epistat – (Russian alternative)
• Bronchipret – (Germany)
• Ascoril – (India)
• Bronchicum S – (Poland/RF)
• Eladon – (cheap Russian equivalent)
• Erispirus – (Türkiye)
• Lazolvan – (Germany)
• Siresp – (Poland)
• Ambrobene – (Germany)
• Conclusion on inexpensive analogues of Erespal
• Erespal: cheap analogues - comparison of price and efficiency
• How does Erespal work?
• Main and auxiliary composition of Erespal, release form
• What does Erespal help with?
• Side effects of treatment with erespal
• Dosage of the drug
• Cheap analogues of Erespal - list with prices
• Which is better - Erespal or its cheap analogue Ambrobene?
• Erespal or Askoril?
• Lazolvan or Erespal - what is the difference?
• Prospan or Erespal?
• Reviews from doctors and patients about Erespal and its analogues
• Cheap analogues and substitutes for the drug erespal for children and adults
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The drug reduces swelling of the mucous membrane, expands the lumen of the bronchi and has an antitussive effect.

The original Erespal (France) is available in tablets and syrup form. The active component fenspiride, which determines the anti-inflammatory properties of the drug, belongs to the bronchodilator, antiexudative, antiallergic drugs, and is included in the list of vital drugs of the Russian Federation.

1. The tablet drug is used to treat adults and is contraindicated in children under 18 years of age.
2. Prohibited for children under 2 years of age.

Earlier in the article Erespal - syrup for children, instructions for using Erespal were already outlined, and on this page we will look at what analogues can replace the original and compare prices.

Analogues in tablets

Preparations with a similar effect on the active substance include a number of domestically produced drugs, including both coated tablets (Erespal, Eladon, Fenspiride) and dispersible ones (Fespalen Solution).

Russian analogues are cheaper than the French original Erespal tablets and are quite comparable in quality.

Side effects, which the manufacturers of Erespal warn about in the instructions for use, are observed during treatment with both original and similar drugs. The price of Erespal (France) ranges from 305 to 376 rubles. in Moscow pharmacies.

The following products have a similar effect to the original French medicine (in rubles):

• Eladon (Russia) - for 30 and 60 pieces, respectively;
• Inspiron (Ukraine) – 60 for 10 pieces;
• Erispirus (Slovenia) - for 15, 20, 30 pieces, respectively 160, 180, 230;
• Epistat (Romania, Russia) – 208;
• Fenspiride (Russia) – 220;
• Fespalen Solution Tabs (Russia) – 20 and 40 mg each, allowed for children from 2 years of age.

The closest in properties to the French original is Erispirus. Medicines are similar in terms of the active ingredient, its concentration, the content of excipients, and the number of pieces in the package.

One of the cheapest analogues of Erespal in terms of active substance in tablets with a price of 390 rubles. for 60 pieces - this is Russian Eladon. In terms of 30 tablets, the price of this Eladon is 195 rubles.

And the cheapest product containing fenspiride is the Ukrainian Inspiron. One tablet of medicine with 10 tablets costs 60 rubles, and a course of treatment will require from 10 to 20 pieces, depending on the dosage specified by the doctor.

Expensive substitutes in the group include Daxas (Germany) coated tablets with the active ingredient roflumilast and an average price of 2,590 rubles for 30 pieces. This drug, like fenspiride, exhibits anti-inflammatory properties and is used in the treatment of COPD.

Analogues of Erespal syrup

Based on the active substance, you can choose a substitute for Erespal syrup for children over 2 years of age, which will be completely analogous in properties, but cheaper in price than the French drug.

The original Erespal (France) costs on average in Moscow:

You can replace Erespal syrup with an analogue with the same active ingredient, and which costs less than the original, by choosing from the list (in rubles per 150 ml):

• Erespal (Russia) – 245;
• Erispirus (Slovenia) - 170;
• Bronchomax – 100;
• Fosidal (Poland) – 262;
• Epistat (Hungary) – 160;
• Inspiron (Ukraine) – 115;
• Siresp (Poland) - 177.

If a child cannot tolerate fenspiride, it will have side effects on all of the medications listed. In this case, the pediatrician selects a composition of similar activity, but not containing this active ingredient.

Syrup substitutes

In case of allergies or severe side effects, such as nausea, vomiting, palpitations, the medicine is replaced, choosing for children from 2 years of age not analogues of the active substance, but syrups with active ingredients of other groups.

How can you replace Erespal syrup:

The peculiarity of selecting a replacement is that exactly the same product with identical properties does not exist. Erespal is a universal anti-inflammatory drug that is used to treat all types of cough.

The listed substitutes for Erespal do not have its versatility.

A doctor should prescribe analogues of Erespal and its substitutes and select the dosage for treatment. So, Sinekod can be replaced with Erespal for a dry cough, Lazolvan is allowed if the child has a wet cough with thick sputum.

Information on methods of use and prices for drugs that can replace the original is contained in the instructions for use in the “Drugs” section.

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Signs and treatment of sinusitis in adults

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Source: Erespala in the fight against cough

The cough remedy Erespal has a wide variety of analogues. There are even cheaper ones with almost the same composition. It is important that they are suitable for both children and adults. In pharmacies it can be found in tablets and cough syrup:

1. Erespal syrup is transparent, orange in color. A slight sediment may appear. The bottle must be shaken before use.
2. Erespal tablets are whitish in color. The pack contains 2 blisters of 15 pieces (30 tablets of 80 mg each).

Composition of tablets, action and purpose of the product

The composition of the product includes fenspiride hydrochloride and auxiliary substances that have the following effects on the body:

• anti-inflammatory effect;
• inhibits the release of fluid into tissue from blood vessels, reducing the effect of serotonin, histamine and bradykinin;
• prevents infection from penetrating into the deep parts of the lungs;
• reduces the production of bronchial mucus.

The medicine is prescribed for:

• respiratory tract disease;
• asthma;
• acute and chronic forms of bronchitis;
• cough, hoarseness of voice;
• rhinitis;
• otitis;
• sinusitis;
• allergic edema.

Dosage of the drug

Adults and adolescents over 14 years of age should take the drug 1 tablet morning and evening.

When using syrup, it is recommended to distribute doses from 3 to 6 (depending on the complexity of the disease) tablespoons throughout the day. If prescribed by a doctor, the dosage can be increased to 300 mg per day, taking the medicine 2-3 times a day.

Children under 14 years of age are prescribed Erespal exclusively in the form of syrup. The dosage of the drug depends on the age and weight of the child. Children under one year of age should take 1 or 2 teaspoons 2 times a day. Children under 14 years of age are prescribed 1-2 tablespoons 2 times a day.

Please note that Erespal should be taken strictly before meals.

Possible side effects:

• nausea and vomiting;
• painful sensations in the abdomen;
• diarrhea;
• allergies in the form of urticaria;
• rash.

Quincke's edema may rarely occur. This happens due to parahydroxybenzoate.

• drowsiness;
• dizziness;
• decreased blood pressure;
• fatigue;
• slight tachycardia.

In this case, it is worth reducing the dosage.

Contraindications for the drug Erespal

1. Tablets are prohibited for children and adolescents under 18 years of age.
2. Intolerance to the components of the drug.
3. The drug is not prescribed to pregnant women.

In case of overdose, a feeling of excitement, nausea and vomiting, and tachycardia may occur. There is no antidote, you just need to stop taking it and rinse your stomach. In some cases it is necessary to do an ECG.

Treatment with Erespal cannot replace taking antibiotics.

The composition contains sucrose, so the drug is not recommended for people with rare fructose intolerance.

The medicine should be used with caution if you have diabetes, because a tablespoon of syrup (15 ml) contains 9 g of sucrose. A teaspoon (5 ml) contains as much as 3 g of sucrose.

The product can cause drowsiness and dizziness, so you need to drive a car and work with complex mechanisms carefully.

Do not combine the use of medication with alcohol.

Russian and foreign analogues of Erespal

Pediatricians claim that the manufacturers of the product did not sell their formula to anyone. Therefore, all analogues of Erespal cannot compare with the original. In fact, there are cough remedies that have the same effect as Erespal. But at the same time their price is cheaper. Which remedy should you choose and which one is most effective? Erespal has various analogues. Some have almost identical composition.

It is produced in the form of cough syrup. Has the same properties as the first product. Some patients claim that Inspiron sometimes copes with the problem better than the more expensive Erespal.

Inspiron is prescribed for:

• inflammation of the respiratory tract;
• wet cough;
• rhinitis;
• sinusitis;
• bronchial asthma;
• swelling of the nasal mucosa and respiratory tract during seasonal and year-round allergic reactions;
• whooping cough and measles.

Shake the bottle well before use. For children from birth to 14 years of age, the dose is calculated at the rate of 4 mg of Inspiron per 1 kg of weight. If necessary, you can mix the medicine with baby food.

For children up to 10 kg, the maximum dose per day should be no more than 20 ml. Children from 10 kg to 45 kg should take 90 ml. Adults are prescribed the same amount. Although syrup is rarely prescribed to adults, Inspiron tablets are usually used.

The drug has side effects and contraindications. May be observed:

• rash;
• redness on the body and Quincke's edema;
• vomiting and nausea;
• pain in the stomach area.

Drowsiness and weakness are rarely detected.

In search of an analogue of Erespal, many people buy Bronchomax. It can be found in pharmacies in the form of tablets and syrup. The pack contains 3 blisters of 10 tablets each.

Indications for use of Bronchomax

Doctors advise using Bronchomax for:

• inflammation of the respiratory tract;
• chronic infections of ENT organs;
• bronchitis;
• rhinitis;
• otitis;
• sinusitis;
• whooping cough;
• measles;
• swelling due to seasonal allergies.

Bronchomax is taken before meals. Adults are most often prescribed tablets (2-3 times a day). The medicine is given to children at the rate of 4 ml per 1 kg of child weight.

In case of an overdose, fatigue and drowsiness or agitation, vomiting, and nausea may occur. To get rid of such symptoms, you need to stop taking it and rinse your stomach. After taking a course of the drug, many complain that it did not help at all. The unpleasant bitter taste of the syrup is also confusing.

The list of analogues can be supplemented by Lazolvan.

Indications for use and dosage of Lazolvan

Lazolvan is used for:

• chronic bronchitis;
• bronchial asthma;
• bronchitis;
• difficult sputum discharge;
• pneumonia.

Lazolvan is used internally, it can be diluted in water, tea, juice.

Children over 12 years of age and adults should take 100 drops (4 ml) 3 times a day. Children from 6 to 12 years old are prescribed 50 drops (2 ml) 3 times a day. Children from 2 to 6 years old should take 25 drops 3 times a day. Children under 2 years old take 25 drops 2 times a day.

The solution can be used as inhalation. It is recommended to carry out 1 or 2 procedures per day, using 2-3 ml (50-75 drops) of solution. For the best effect of Lazolvan during inhalation, it should be diluted with a 0.9% sodium chloride solution in a 1:1 ratio. People with bronchial asthma should do inhalation after using bronchodilators. Otherwise, irritation in the respiratory tract and even spasm may occur.

The Russian analogue of Erespal Eladon is produced by the pharmaceutical company Vartex. The active substance of the drug is fenspiride. The drug is available only in tablet form. It is important to know that the tablets are not recommended for children and adolescents under 18 years of age. The package contains 30 tablets of 80 mg. Indications for use of the drug are almost the same as those of the imported analogue. This:

• laryngitis;
• nasopharyngitis;
• tracheobronchitis;
• chronic and acute bronchitis;
• bronchial asthma;
• wet cough;
• hoarseness of voice;
• otitis;
• rhinitis;
• respiratory tract infections.

As already mentioned, the drug is not prescribed to children. From the age of 18, it is recommended to take 1 tablet 2 or 3 times a day. You can take no more than 3 tablets per day. The duration of the course will be determined for you by your doctor.

Side effects from the drug rarely occur in the form of slight tachycardia, diarrhea, vomiting, fatigue, and drowsiness.

Source: replace Erespal - review of cheap analogues for adults and children

Erespal is an anti-inflammatory and antiallergic agent. Erespal is prescribed to patients with acute forms of otitis, laryngitis and chronic bronchitis. The main active component of Erespal is fenspiride, which has bronchodilator, antiexudative and antiallergic properties. Erespal is produced by the French company Servier.

This drug has been successfully used in Russia for more than 10 years.

Today, Erespal is produced in two forms - tablets and syrup. Erespal syrup is transparent with a slight orange color.

Erespal is stored for 3 years in sealed packaging at a temperature of twenty degrees. An open bottle of syrup is stored for no more than 12 days.

The tablets are for adults only. Teenagers under 18 and children over two years old are given only syrup.

If for some reason the drug is not suitable for the patient, the doctor prescribes analogues of Erespal. There are quite a lot of them. Analogs differ from each other in both price and quality.

What can replace Erespal? There are medications similar in action to Erespal, but containing other substances. Their price, as a rule, is cheaper than the French medicine, and their effectiveness is no worse than that of Erespal. Erespal and its analogs, as a rule, all effectively treat diseases of the upper respiratory tract. How to replace Erespal?

Erespal analogue with the active substance ambroxol

The list of these drugs is approximately as follows:

Unlike Erespal, Lazolvan does not have pronounced anti-inflammatory properties. Its action is limited to the dilution of sputum. The main component of Lazolvan is ambroxol. Lazolvan is produced in the form of syrup. It is not recommended to use the drug for women in early pregnancy. It is not advisable to give Lazolvan to a child under six months old. Side effects observed when taking the drug: nausea, vomiting, itching and skin rashes. Lazolvan is often prescribed for acute forms of bronchitis.

Like Lazolvan, the active ingredient is ambroxol. The medicinal properties and contraindications of Ambrobene and Lazolvan are similar. The drug is available in the form of tablets, syrup, and solution for inhalation. Ambrobene can be given to a child from an early age.

One of the cheapest analogues of Erespal contains ambroxol. It has well-defined expectorant properties. Indispensable in the treatment of wet cough. This drug is produced in the form of tablets and syrup. Bronchorus should be taken with caution in case of kidney and liver diseases.

Available in tablets and ampoules. Erespal's analog Mukolvan is indicated for bronchitis, pneumonia, laryngitis and sinusitis. This drug is also given to premature babies and newborns.

Erespal analogues of plant origin

These include:

A medicinal syrup of plant origin, it contains extracts of ivy leaves and thyme herbs. Medicinal syrup is prescribed for inflammation of the respiratory system. The drug is given to a child starting from three months. As for side effects, only drowsiness is known.

Of all Erespal's analogues, Bionorica is perhaps the most expensive drug. The medicine has proven itself in the treatment of dry cough. Bionorica is a herbal medicine and is available in film-coated tablets.

Inexpensive analogues of Erespal containing fenspriride

• Inspiron
• Bronchomax
• Amispiron
• Forisad
• Eladon
• Sireps

The main treating component of Inspirid is the same as that of Erespal - fenspiride. This is its significant difference from previous drugs. Inspirid is called a complete analogue of the French medicine. Inspirid is produced in tablets and syrup. Inspirid is prescribed for the same diseases as Erespal. This drug can be used to treat a child. Among the side effects, the following symptoms are known: apathy, drowsiness, nausea and vomiting. It is not advisable for pregnant women to take this analogue of Erespal.

An analogue of Erespal, contains the component fenspiride. Like Erespal, it has anti-inflammatory properties. The drug is prescribed for disorders of the respiratory system and acute respiratory diseases. BronchoMax can also be used for children. This medicine may cause drowsiness and stomach upset. In very rare cases, patients complain of tachycardia.

An analogue of Erespal with the active ingredient – ​​fenspiride. Available in tablets. Unlike other analogues of Erespal, Amispiron can only be taken by adults. It is prohibited to give Amispiron to a child. It is prescribed, as a rule, for inflammation of the respiratory system. It is also used as protection against relapses of bronchial asthma. The only known side effects are: itching and rash on the skin, as well as stomach upset.

Analogue of Erespal. The active substance of Fosidal is fenspiride. It is produced exclusively in the form of syrup. Fosidal is a cheap and fairly effective analogue of Erespal. It may well replace the French drug. It quite successfully treats inflammatory processes, otitis media, sinusitis, and respiratory pathologies. Has antispasmodic properties. Fosidal is contraindicated in pregnant women. It is prohibited to give the medicine to a child under two years of age.

Available exclusively in tablets. The main component is fenspiride. Erespal can be replaced with Eladon. Side effects that occur when taking this medicine: dizziness, drowsiness, and less commonly, nausea and vomiting. Not recommended for pregnant women and children under 18 years of age.

You can also add to the list of cheap analogues of Erespal:

The main component of this drug is butamirate. Sinekod is prescribed exclusively for dry cough. As soon as the sputum begins to leave, stop taking Sinekod. Otherwise, stagnation of sputum may occur, and chronic bronchitis may subsequently develop. Butimirad, which is part of Sinekod, acts on the cough center located in the brain, suppressing it. The drug is indispensable for smoker's cough. The Erespal analog Stinekod has almost no side effects, so it is often given to children as an analogue of Erespal. The drug is contraindicated for children under two months and pregnant women.

The main component of prenoxdiazine hydrochloride. As in the case of Ambrobene and Lazolvan, it would be wrong to call it a complete analogue of Erespal. Libexin is produced in tablets. This drug is prescribed for various forms of cough. Should be given to children with caution. Side effects: dry mouth, weakness.

As for the price of all analogues of Erespal, today the cheapest are Bronchomax and Ambrobene.

Erespal and its analogues for the treatment of children

Erespal and its analogues can be given to a child from the age of two. Sometimes doctors take risks and prescribe the drug ahead of schedule. In this case, you must rely on the competence of the doctor. The doctor himself will calculate the dosage according to the weight and age of the child. Usually kids drink two tablespoons of syrup a day before meals.

How to replace Erespal when treating a child? The following drugs are used as cheap analogues of Erespal for children: BronchoMax, Fosidal, Inspiron. The list of analogues can be continued with Erispirus and Sireps. It is important to remember that only a doctor should prescribe medications with fenspiride to a child under two years of age.

Parents are often offered an analogue of Erespal, Sireps. This Polish drug with the active component fenspiride has proven itself in the treatment of the respiratory tract. The price of this drug is usually higher than its Russian analogues. Available in the form of syrup. As in the case of Erespal, the doctor himself will calculate the dosage for a sick child.

The drug Erispirus is no less effective; it also contains fenspiride. Erispirus is produced in the form of syrup. The drug is used for severe inflammation of the respiratory system. This fairly effective analogue of Erespal is prescribed to children starting from the age of two.

Source: - analogs are cheaper, price of Russian and imported substitutes

A selection of inexpensive but effective substitutes for Erespal

Every person can experience diseases of the lower and upper respiratory tract. Treatment must be taken extremely seriously, as these ailments can cause a number of complications if treated incorrectly. That is why, at the beginning of the development of the above ailments, you should consult a doctor. In this case, Erespal® is often prescribed. It is quite effective, but overpriced. Therefore, to replace it, you can choose cheaper, but no less effective analogues.

Pharmacological effect

The active component of the pharmaceutical product in question is fenspiride. It is famous for its anti-inflammatory and anti-bronchoconstrictor properties. Fenspiride helps reduce the activity of substances that provoke the development of foci of inflammation and bronchospasms.

What does Erespal treat?

• Inflammation of the mucous membranes of the respiratory organs - laryngitis and rhinopharyngitis;
• Otitis and sinusitis of various origins, including those caused by allergies;
• Tracheobronchitis;
• Bronchitis;
• Bronchial asthma;
• Various respiratory diseases.

Not discharged

• Tablet form – for minors (under 14 years old);
• Syrup - in the absence of normal perception of the constituent components.

• Minors are recommended to use the medication in the form of a sugar solution;
• It should be borne in mind that the medication can cause a feeling of drowsiness, which affects driving and other complex mechanisms.

Interaction with other drugs

There is no reliable data regarding the interaction of the active component of fenspiride with other substances, due to the lack of special studies.

It is important to know that taking Erespal is not allowed with the parallel use of alcoholic beverages, as well as pharmaceutical products with a sedative effect.

Side effects

The most common negative effects on the patient’s body are disorders of the digestive system, namely the craving for vomiting and abdominal pain. Less common are disturbances in the functioning of the heart and central nervous system - minor tachycardia, rapid fatigue, skin rash and urticaria.

How to take Erespal?

Instructions for use. Doses

The pills are not prescribed for children under 14 years of age. They are prescribed a sugar solution.

The dose for children under 14 years of age is calculated using the formula 4 mg per 1 kg of body weight per day. Children under 2 years old weighing no more than 10 kg per day are allowed from 10 to 20 ml (2 to 4 teaspoons of solution). It is permissible to add the medicine to the baby food bottle. For older children (from 2 to 16 years old) it is recommended not less than 30 and no more than 60 ml (2-4 tablespoons) per day.

The duration of treatment can be from 20 to 30 days. As prescribed by the doctor, this time period can be increased.

Consequences of a possible overdose

Excessive use of the drug in question is unacceptable. In case of overdose, you should immediately seek qualified medical help. Symptoms may include a feeling of weakness or overexcitement, vomiting, and increased heart rate. This condition is treated by gastric lavage.

How much does Erespal cost - the price of the medicine in the pharmacy

It is worth noting that this pharmaceutical product is produced in two dosage forms - tablets and in the form of a sweet solution. The price of the first reaches 394 rubles, and for the second you will have to pay 465 rubles (price on the website apteka.ru, Moscow).

List of cheap substitutes for Erespal

A comparative table of analogues will be presented below. Each patient can choose more affordable substitutes. They are all similar in composition and indications.

Fluditec – (France)

Able to resist bronchopulmonary diseases, in particular tracheitis, asthma, as well as other inflammatory processes of the nasal cavity and ear - rhinitis, otitis, sinusitis.

The use of this drug should be avoided by patients with a lack of normal tolerance to its elements, children under 15 years of age, and women in early pregnancy. In addition, the ban applies to patients with ulcers of the digestive system.

Negative reactions - gagging, diarrhea, pain in the epigastric region, bloating. An effect on the central nervous system – headaches and a general state of weakness – cannot be ruled out.

Fespalen – (domestic substitute)

Indicated to combat laryngitis, pharyngitis, bronchial inflammation, asthma, sinusitis, otitis media. In addition to these ailments, Fespalen is prescribed for various respiratory ailments - cough, changes in the voice and discomfort in the throat.

It is not necessary to use Fespalen in tablets if you are sensitive to one or another constituent element or in minor patients. It is not recommended for pregnant women and those in the lactation stage, due to the lack of information regarding the harmful effects on the fetus or child.

Side effects may include stomach and intestinal disorders, fatigue, and rashes on the skin of the body. With an increased dosage, rapid heartbeat may develop.

Sinekod – (Switzerland)

Most often prescribed for coughs of any origin, including before and after surgical interventions.

Use is prohibited in case of individual intolerance to the composition of the medicine, in childhood, as well as in pregnant women in their first stages. Expectant mothers at a later date should visit a doctor who will determine the advisability of taking it.

Harmful concomitants include instability of the functioning of the gastrointestinal tract and a feeling of weakness.

Epistat – (Russian alternative)

An effective Russian substitute. Effectively copes with inflammation of the mucous membranes of the larynx, bronchi and shortness of breath. Indications include other respiratory manifestations.

Epistat tablets are not prescribed to minors, as well as to patients with hypersensitivity to the constituent substances.

Harmful effects on the body include drowsiness, a slight increase in heart rate, destabilization of the organs responsible for digestion, as well as skin reactions - rashes, swelling, itching and irritation.

Bronchipret – (Germany)

A high-quality inexpensive analogue from a German company. Indications for use are similar to other pharmaceutical products discussed in the article. Bronchipret has an expectorant effect in the presence of chronic and acute illnesses affecting the respiratory tract, causing coughing and sputum production.

Contraindications include age under 3 months. People with epilepsy, those prone to alcoholism, and those with severe liver problems need to be careful due to the ethanol contained in the medicine. Use should be avoided by pregnant and breastfeeding women.

The medicine is distinguished by its sufficient safety. It causes only minor skin effects in the form of a rash.

Ascoril – (India)

Prescribed against bronchial asthma, pneumonia, and other acute “respiratory problems” accompanied by cough.

Ascoril has a wide list of contraindications. Those who have severe heart disease - defects, arrhythmia - should refuse treatment. This also applies to those who have diabetes mellitus, liver and kidney dysfunction, and ulcerative processes affecting the abdominal organs. The South Asian medicine is not taken by women expecting and breastfeeding, as well as children under 6 years of age.

Negative side effects occur very rarely and only when used in high doses. They include headaches, irritability, vomiting, diarrhea, tachycardia, and skin rashes.

Bronchicum S – (Poland/RF)

Lozenges promote expectorant action. Also, their use helps reduce the inflammation that occurs, affecting the upper respiratory tract, accompanied by a dry cough.

Bronchicum C should not be taken by people with intolerance to its constituent components, severe cardiovascular diseases, unstable kidney and liver function. This drug is not recommended for expectant and breastfeeding mothers due to the possible negative effects on the fetus or child.

Only minor allergies are possible in the form of harmful adverse events.

Eladon – (cheap Russian equivalent)

Effective in the treatment of nasopharyngitis, laryngitis, bronchial inflammation and asthma, as well as other respiratory problems - cough and pain in the larynx. His competence also includes sinusitis and otitis media of any origin.

This medication should not be used by people sensitive to the active or excipients, as well as by minor patients.

Negative accompanying phenomena may include gastrointestinal disorders, gag reflexes, epigastric pain, diarrhea, weakness in the body, as well as allergic reactions that do not have serious consequences.

Erispirus – (Türkiye)

The Turkish analogue is prescribed for the treatment of otitis media, runny nose, laryngitis, and bronchitis. In addition, it helps treat coughs that arise due to various diseases.

It is forbidden to use these tablets for hypersensitive people, women expecting a child and those in the lactation period, as well as children under 14 years of age.

Side effects occur sporadically. These include destabilization of the abdominal organs, emotional overexcitation or sleepiness, and general weakness. Sensitive patients may experience a minor skin reaction.

Lazolvan – (Germany)

A popular, inexpensive medicine that provides treatment for acute and chronic otolaryngeal diseases.

• bronchitis of various origins;
• bronchial shortness of breath, which is accompanied by heavy sputum discharge;
• pneumonia;
• chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, expansion, deformation and suppuration in the bronchi.

Lazolvan will not be prescribed to people with intolerance to its composition and to expectant mothers in their early stages. Caution should be exercised by pregnant women in later periods, as well as by those women who are breastfeeding. Lazolvan is not recommended for patients with serious kidney and liver diseases.

Side effects include skin rashes, hives, and swelling. A very rare occurrence due to individual intolerance can be anaphylactic shock. In addition, long-term therapy with this medication can cause heartburn, abdominal pain, as well as nausea and vomiting.

Siresp – (Poland)

Patients use it to combat laryngitis, runny nose, otitis media, bronchitis, bronchial shortness of breath and various manifestations of cough.

It should strictly not be used by people who are hypersensitive to the composition of Sirespa, as well as by children under 14 years of age. Pregnant representatives of the fairer sex are allowed to use a Polish substitute, but only in cases where the effectiveness of treatment is truly higher than the risks to the fetus. Not recommended for young mothers during lactation.

In parallel, the patient may experience such phenomena as unstable functioning of the intestines and stomach, overexcitation due to the effect on the nervous system, as well as increased heart rate. Hives and rash are also included in the list of undesirable reactions of the body during therapy.

Ambrobene – (Germany)

Another affordable, well-known German drug. Ambrobene is well resistant to the above-mentioned diseases, chronic and acute.

It is prohibited to take this pharmaceutical product if you have extreme sensitivity to its constituent substances and if you are pregnant in the early stages.

Parallel harmful effects on the patient’s body are extremely rare. These may include impaired taste, urge to vomit, dry mouth, and abdominal pain.

Conclusion on inexpensive analogues of Erespal

The drug discussed in the article has many relatively cheap substitutes, which practically do not differ in their composition and list of indications. A huge number of pharmaceutical manufacturers have taken care of the production of otolaryngic drugs. By going to any pharmacy, both in the city and on the Internet, you can find similar products for any budget. It is worth remembering that the choice of a specific medication must be entrusted to a highly qualified specialist, namely the attending physician, who has previously made the correct diagnosis.