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TARISIN

    TARISIN

    Tarisin (Flunisolide 0.025%) is a Nasal spray that has a local anti-inflammatory effect within the upper respiratory tract. It is indicated for the treatment of sneezing, runny, stuffy, or itchy nose caused by hay fever or other allergies.

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    The medicine is manufactured by Sante (Pvt) Limited http://www.sante.com.pk

    and is available online at https://dvago.pk

    Presentation:

    The package contains a 15ml bottle with a Nasal Spray Pump device which delivers 32 mcg of Flunisolide per actuation via a nozzle that is inserted into the nostrils.

     Composition:

    Each ml of Tarisin Nasal Spray contains

    Flunisolide U.S.P 0.25mg

    Dosage:

    Adults: Usual initial dose is 1-2 sprays in each nostril two times daily.

    Children: 5-12 years: One spray in each nostril two times a day.

    The medicine is not recommended to children under the age of 5 years.

    Storage:

    ·Store below 30°C.

    · Protect from direct sunlight, heat, and moisture.

    Keep out of the reach of the children.

    ·Wipe off the nozzle after use and replace the transparent cap.

    Contra-Indications

    The medicine is not recommended:

    ·         With other corticosteroids untreated fungal, bacterial, or viral nasal infections.

    ·         When someone has hypersensitivity to any of its components.

    ·         During pregnancy.

    Side-Effects and Precautions

    Corticosteroids may mask the symptoms of infection and a new infection may appear during their use.

    Tarisin Nasal spray may cause nasal burning and stinging which is transient in nature.

    Some other side-effects are:

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    ·         Headache

    ·         Vertigo

    ·         Runny and stuffy nose

    ·         Sore throat

    ·         Hoarseness

    ·         Throat irritation

    If severe, these may require the discontinuation of therapy.

    Absorption, sufficient to produce systemic effects, must be considered a possibility with prolonged excessive usage.

     

    By: Hamna Ghufran

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