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Ganusa is a medicine used to combat allergies. Some special cases may experience irritation after taking Ganusa medicine. You need to pay attention to find out information such as what Ganusa does to ensure it is safe to use.
1. Uses of Ganusa
The main ingredient in Ganusa is Loratadine. This is the active ingredient used to combat allergies. Ganusa belongs to the group of anti-allergic drugs in the form of a syrup.Currently, Ganusa medicine is usually indicated to:
Treat sneezing; Treatment of inflammation and itching of the nose; Treatment of runny nose ; Treatment of tears; Treatment of chronic urticaria; Treatment of allergic pathologies appearing on the skin. After taking the drug Ganusa, the patient can be adjusted the dose as well as the course of treatment depending on the absorption capacity and health progress. In general, the use of Ganusa drug is anti-allergy and allergy prevention for patients.
2. Dosage and how to use Ganusa
Ganusa medicine is used by direct oral administration. With the syrup form, you need a spoon or measuring cup to determine the exact amount of Ganusa medicine to take. Then, always make sure that Ganusa is taken on time and in the correct dose prescribed by your doctor. Usually, the dose of Ganusa is based on the age and weight of the patient. You can refer to the following dosage each time you use Ganusa medicine.
Children under 30kg and over 2 years old: Use 5ml per day, equivalent to 1 measuring spoon included. Children over 30kg and under 12 years old use 10ml / day, equivalent to 2 measuring spoons. Adults and children from 12 years old over 30 kg use 10 ml / day. In the Ganusa medicine box, there is usually a spoon or measuring cup according to the standard drug content. Look for a medication measuring device in the package so that you can easily measure each dose.
3. Notes before taking Ganusa
Although Ganusa has anti-allergic effects, drug ingredients can sometimes interact to cause irritation for patients. Each patient should carefully check the risk of allergic reactions to any of the ingredients before using or being treated with Ganusa. Moreover, tell your doctor about all your allergy history so that more information can be screened to more accurately assess the extent of Ganusa allergy.
Lactating women and children under 2 years old are not allowed to use Ganusa medicine. For pregnant women, although not contraindicated, can not be arbitrarily used. You should carefully check your health and consult with your doctor before using Ganusa to best assess the use of Ganusa in treatment and the appropriate level for you.
In addition, the elderly, patients with liver failure need to be careful when using Ganusa. Tell your doctor if you are in this group. After using Ganusa, if you have symptoms such as dry mouth or toothache, please notify your doctor to prevent the risk of dental disease, especially tooth decay.
Ganusa is a vial syrup, so it needs to be stored well after use to avoid changing or affecting the composition of the drug. Please keep the medicine in a cool place that is not moldy. After taking the medicine, it is necessary to close the lid tightly to prevent the medicine from spilling or leaking.
4. Side effects of the drug Ganusa
Ganusa side effects can be mild or dangerous to the patient's health. Therefore, when using Ganusa medicine, you need to pay attention to any unusual manifestations from the body. If you experience one of the following symptoms, please notify your doctor immediately and go to the hospital to check again:
Nausea; Tired ; Increase pulse rate; Headaches; Faint ; Increased appetite; Digestive disorders. Besides the obvious side effects that are easy to detect, there are also some rare but very dangerous side effects of Ganusa. To minimize the effects of rare or minor side effects, it's important to regularly discuss your health status with your doctor. At the same time, it is recommended to have regular check-ups and periodical health check-ups to be able to base on the evaluation test index and detect abnormalities early.
5. Interaction with Ganusa
Ganusa interactions often appear when used with some drugs such as:
Erythromycin; Cimetidine ; Quinidine; Ketoconazole ; Fluoxetine; Fluconazole. The above drugs when interacting with Ganusa will cause an increase in the concentration of the active ingredient Loratadine in the blood leading to an overdose. In order to avoid bad interactions, patients should actively consult their doctor about the drugs they are taking or want to use at the same time so that the doctor can review and give appropriate advice.
Above is all information about Ganusa drug, patients need to carefully read the instructions for use, consult a doctor / pharmacist before using. Absolutely do not arbitrarily buy Ganusa treatment at home because there may be unwanted side effects.
