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Oil of thuja EDAS 801 and DN in adenoids: treatment regimens, like dripping
Last reviewed: 23.04.2024
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Adenoids, or adenoidal dilations - is a pathology associated with an increase in pharyngeal tonsils. This disease is predominantly childish and reaches its peak at the age of 4 to 7 years.
If the adenoids progress to 2-3 degrees, specialists most often recommend surgical treatment. After surgery, mostly nasal breathing comes back to normal, but this type of therapy does not guarantee the absence of relapses in the future.
In addition to surgical intervention, there are several ways to treat adenoids. Among them, laser and homeopathic treatment are distinguished, in particular, the use of thuya oil.
Does oil help with adenoids?
Studies have shown that after a constant intake of the drug in 70% of the subjects, there was no pathogenic microorganisms on the adenoids and positive dynamics. In this regard, there is reason to argue that thuya oil helps with adenoids, and there are positive responses about medications.
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Indications of the tuja oil for adenoids
Oil of thuja in the treatment of adenoids has been used for many centuries. Tui also had the name "tree of life" and was used in the therapy of the common cold, bronchitis, otitis, tracheitis and other pathologies, and also to strengthen the general condition.
Release form
Concentrated essential oil of thuja in adenoids is not applied. You can both plant thuja oil in adenoids (5 drops per 200 ml of boiling water), and use ready-made medicines. Specialists prescribe homeopathic medicines based on this substance in adenoids for children and adults.
Tui Edas-801
The active substance in this medication is Thuja occidentalis D6.
Form of issue. The preparation is available in the form of an oil for external use.
Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. Edu-801 oil has a metabolic effect on the body, accelerates the process of epithelial regeneration in the nasopharynx, normalizes the secretory processes of the skin and mucous membranes.
Indications for use. Pathology of the mucous membrane and skin.
Method of administration and dose. 4-5 drops of oil intranasal with adenoids 3 times a day.
Contraindications. Admission of the drug during pregnancy and breastfeeding is allowed only for the purpose of the specialist, if the therapeutic effect on the mother exceeds the possible consequences for the fetus.
Overdose. Not a single case has been registered.
Side effects. With increased sensitivity to the constituents of the drug, there is a possibility of an allergic reaction.
Shelf life: one year.
Storage conditions. The closed vial should be kept in a dark place at a temperature mode of not more than 25 degrees.
Interaction with other drugs. Has no contraindications.
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Tuya DN
The active substance in this medication is Thuja occidentalis D3.
Form of issue. The drug is available in the form of ointments or oils for external use.
Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. Pharmacological characteristics are due to the properties of the active substance.
Indications for use: ENT diseases.
Method of administration and dose. 3 drops of the medicine intranasally 3 times a day. The ointment applied to the tampon is left in the nasal passages 3 times a day.
Contraindications. Acute rhinitis, hypersensitivity to the active component of Tuya DN oil. Use during pregnancy and breastfeeding is allowed only for the purpose of the specialist, if the therapeutic effect on the mother exceeds the possible consequences for the fetus.
Overdose. Not a single case has been registered.
Side effects. In the case of hypersensitivity to the active substances of the medicine, there is a possibility of an allergic reaction.
Shelf life. 5 years.
Storage conditions. The closed vial should be kept in a dark place, in which the temperature does not exceed 15 degrees.
Interaction with other drugs. Has no contraindications.
Pharmacodynamics
Tui oil has antiseptic, vasoconstrictive and anti-inflammatory properties. Due to this, it helps to renew breathing through the nose, regenerate the epithelium of the nasopharynx and bring the chemical processes to normal. Immunostimulating functions are known on a par with echinacea.
Substances in the composition of the drug can influence metabolism.
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Dosing and administration
Duration of treatment of adenoids is from a week to 1.5 months with a repeat course in 1 month. Apply the drug intranasal with the dosage according to the instructions.
How to drip thuja oil for a child with adenoids:
- The main principle of treatment is to wash the nose with saline or sea water before using the drug (Dolphin, Nosol, Aquamaris, etc.)
- In some cases apply sequentially Protargol and thuja oil for adenoids. First drop 2 drops of Protargol, then after 30 minutes - homeopathic preparation Edas-801 or DN.
- When appointing a specialist, the treatment regimen of adenoids with essential oil of thuya includes the use of the homeopathic preparation Job Malysh. The use of both thuja oil and Job Little in adenoids has no contraindications.
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Attention!
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Description provided for informational purposes and is not a guide to self-healing. The need for this drug, the purpose of the treatment regimen, methods and dose of the drug is determined solely by the attending physician. Self-medication is dangerous for your health.