Tylol

In autumn, the risk of catching a cold is much higher. It is impossible to study, work and do other important things under the pressure of unpleasant symptoms. The solution to the problem has been found, it is Tylol. It will literally allow a person to get back on his feet in a matter of hours. Tylol can be taken by both adults and children.

Indications Tylol

Tailol actively fights the main symptoms of flu and colds. Diseases overcome a person at the most inopportune moments. A competent drug will help to cope with the threat. The main indication for the use of Tailol is the elimination of acute respiratory viral diseases. The drug is intended to combat colds of any type. Tailol can be taken by people over 6 years old.

In addition to flu and cold symptoms, Tylol actively fights headaches. It eliminates pain in the throat and muscles. Tylol removes fever and copes well with excessive lacrimation. Finally, it is used to treat cough, rhinitis and nasal congestion.

Tylol is characterized by a wide spectrum of action. It is recommended for use by many specialists. However, you should not take it on your own, in order to avoid possible consequences.

Release form

The product is presented as a powder, yellow-orange in color. The powder has an orange smell, which attracts younger patients. The main form of the drug is sachets. One package contains a significant amount of active and auxiliary components. Thus, the main active ingredient is paracetamol. The sachet contains 250 mg of this component, 2 mg of chlorpheniramine maleate and 30 mg of pseudo ephedrine hydrochloride.

The auxiliary components are: citric acid, anhydrous sodium carbonate, tartaric acid and sodium bicarbonate. These include: sodium benzoate, orange flavoring, polyvinylpyrrolidone (K30), refined sugar and quinoline yellow dye.

Tylol is used in powder form, from which a solution is prepared. The drug belongs to the group of analgesics and antipyretics. Tylol has a pronounced effect.

Tailol hot-d pack

The product is actively used to eliminate symptoms associated with colds and flu. Tylol hot-d pack is used by adults and children over 15 years of age. There is a special type of this medication for children.

The product actively fights fever, headache and sneezing. It has a pronounced effect in the fight against rhinitis. Taking several sachets alleviates a person's condition.

To achieve a positive therapeutic effect, Tylol hot-d is used one sachet, 2-3 times a day. The dosage can be adjusted depending on the patient's condition. The contents of the sachet should be dissolved in a glass of warm water. The first dose is taken in the evening, immediately after the onset of symptoms of the disease. The prepared solution must be consumed immediately, it is prohibited to store it in this form. Observing an interval of 4 hours between doses is mandatory.

Tailol hot kids pack

Tailol is widely used to eliminate the symptoms of illness and flu. The use of Tailol hot children's in bags will allow you to achieve positive dynamics, after the first use. The pleasant taste and aroma of orange do not cause the baby to be disgusted by the medicine. Moreover, children perceive it as an ordinary orange drink, which makes it easier to consume.

The product actively eliminates negative symptoms, including rhinitis, fever, sneezing and profuse lacrimation. Tylol can be used by children over 6 years of age. It is prohibited for younger children.

To achieve maximum results, the product should be taken 2-3 times, one packet at a time. Its contents are poured into a glass and filled with warm water. The resulting solution should be consumed immediately. An interval of 4 hours should be observed between doses. The duration of therapy does not exceed 5 days.

Tailol hot pack

The medicine is intended to combat the symptoms of flu and colds. It can be used by adults and children over 15 years of age. For younger children, there is a special type of the drug Tylol hot in bags.

The product actively fights the most common symptoms of diseases. Eliminates fever, nasal congestion, lacrimation and generally improves well-being. Positive dynamics can be seen after 2-3 applications.

To achieve the optimal therapeutic effect, it is necessary to use Tylol 2-3 times a day, one packet at a time. Its contents are poured into a glass of hot water, and the resulting solution is consumed immediately. It can be sweetened with sugar or honey. The solution itself has a pleasant taste, because it is based on orange. It is necessary to observe an interval of 4 hours between doses. The duration of treatment is 3-5 days.

Pharmacodynamics

Tylol includes medicinal products that have a positive effect. They act in combination with each other and prevent the development of the disease. They actively affect the main links of the pathogenesis of the disease. This property is the pharmacodynamics of the drug.

Paracetamol has a pronounced antipyretic effect. In addition, it acts as a powerful painkiller. Together, these properties allow you to eliminate the main symptoms of the disease and alleviate the person's condition.

Chlorphenamine is an H1-guest-receptor blocker. Its main function is to provide a desensitizing effect. It manifests itself in the form of a decrease in the inflammatory process in the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract. It facilitates nasal breathing, eliminates runny nose, lacrimation and sneezing.

Pseudo ephedrine hydrochloride reduces swelling and hyperemia of the mucous membranes of the upper respiratory tract and sinuses.

Pharmacokinetics

The pharmacokinetic properties of the drug have not been studied. One thing is known: each component is metabolized separately. There are no other data regarding pharmacokinetics.

Paracetamol. The component is perfectly absorbed in the digestive tract. Its maximum amount in the blood plasma is achieved an hour after use. The first-pass effect is observed in the liver. Here, paracetamol is metabolized and creates inactive compounds with glucuronic acid and sulfates. In small quantities, metabolism occurs by oxidation and formation of cysteine. With the participation of cytochrome P450, mercaptopuric acid is formed. The drug is excreted in the urine, in the form of metabolites. In unchanged form, it leaves the body only in 5 parts of the dose taken. The half-life is 2.5 hours.

Chlorphenamine. The component is remarkably absorbed by the digestive tract. It is excreted from the body an hour and a half after administration. It is eliminated through the kidneys.

Ephedrine Hydrochloride is easily absorbed, its maximum concentration in the blood plasma is observed 2 hours after administration. The component is absorbed by 70%, excreted in the urine after 2 hours.

Dosing and administration

The product is used according to the recommendations of a specialist. The method of application and doses of the drug Tylol completely depend on the patient's condition. The product is used internally, for this the contents of the bag should be dissolved in boiling water

For children, the permissible dose is one sachet 2-4 times a day, depending on age. From 6 to 10 years, it is advisable to limit yourself to one sachet 2 times a day. From 10 to 13 years, the permissible dose is one sachet 3 times a day. From 13 to 15 years, the product is used 4 times a day. It is important to observe the interval between doses, it should not be less than 4 hours. The duration of therapy is 5 days.

In case of absence of positive dynamics or deterioration of the condition, the treatment is reviewed. It is quite possible that the drug was prescribed in a small dose. Dosage adjustment will allow achieving the necessary therapeutic effect.

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Use Tylol during pregnancy

There is no data on the use of the drug during pregnancy. In order to avoid the development of serious pathological abnormalities in the baby, the use of Tylol during pregnancy is discussed with the attending physician. There is no data on the penetration of the components of the drug through the placenta to the baby.

Despite the lack of precise data on the harm or benefit of Tylol for pregnant girls, it is advisable not to take it. In case of urgent need, the permissible dosage is prescribed by the attending physician. In this case, the possible risk to the baby is compared with the positive effect on the mother's body.

The first and last trimesters of pregnancy do not allow taking serious medications. Due to its composition, Tylol is one of the powerful anti-flu medications. Its use can harm the child, even during breastfeeding. How it will affect the baby's body is unknown, so it is not advisable to take risks.

Contraindications

Despite its effectiveness, there are conditions in which the use of the drug can lead to deterioration. Thus, the main contraindication for use is the presence of hypersensitivity to the main components of the drug. This requirement is also put forward for those people who have intolerance to sympathomimetics. Using the drug in this case can lead to the development of negative reactions from the body.

Tylol should not be used in cases of severe liver and kidney dysfunction. This may worsen the condition. It is not recommended to use the medication in cases of closed glaucoma. Finally, the use of the drug is strictly prohibited in children under 6 years of age. Compliance with the rules for using the medication will help avoid negative consequences and worsening of the situation. It is advisable to use Tylol under the guidance of a specialist, based on the symptoms.

Side effects Tylol

There were no data on the manifestation of negative symptoms after taking the drug. Usually, the drug is well tolerated by patients. Provided that it is used in the correct dosage. Tylol can cause side effects if taken incorrectly.

In rare cases, dry mouth may occur. The person is too active, his nervous system is excited. The symptoms may be supplemented by nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain. This is due to intolerance to the components of the drug or taking it in an increased dose. Gastrointestinal disorders are eliminated by discontinuing the medication.

Rarely, Tylol causes rash and urticaria. In very rare cases, it causes sleep disturbances, headaches, and general malaise. Cases of tremor, heart rhythm disturbances, and collapse have been recorded. If the described symptoms occur, you should consult a specialist.

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Overdose

The possibility of developing negative symptoms from the organs and systems of the body is not excluded. An overdose can occur due to the toxic effects of Paracetamol. The main symptoms of intoxication include: nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain and shortness of breath. Excessive excitability, sweating and hallucinations are not excluded. Blood pressure often increases, tachycardia appears. Such symptoms develop for the first day after taking the drug.

If the patient has overdosed, it is necessary to immediately wash out the stomach. After that, symptomatic therapy is carried out. The drug has specific antidotes, including: Acetyl Cysteine and Methionine.

To avoid overdose, the drug should be used in the prescribed dose. The duration of therapy should not exceed 5 days. If there are no signs of improvement, the treatment regimen is changed.

Tylol may cause drowsiness and slow reactions. It is not recommended to use it during periods of increased concentration.

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Interactions with other drugs

When combining the medication with other drugs, special care must be taken. Thus, simultaneous administration with analgesics and monoamine oxidase inhibitors can lead to increased sedative action. In this case, interaction with other drugs will lead to depression of the central nervous system.

Simultaneous administration with antihistamines and anticholinergic antispasmodics can cause an atropine-like effect. This condition is characterized by the appearance of dry mouth, urinary retention and the development of constipation. Accommodation disorders are possible.

Thyroid hormones together with Tylol can increase the likelihood of side effects. A similar situation occurs with the use of Furadozolin, Procarbazine and other sympathomimetics. When used simultaneously with barbiturates, the antipyretic effect decreases, but the effect of indirect anticoagulants, on the contrary, increases.

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Storage conditions

To preserve the pharmacological properties of the drug, it must be stored correctly. Compliance with storage conditions is an important criterion. It is necessary to pay attention to three main indicators: dryness, humidity and temperature conditions. The storage place of the drug must be dry. Excessive humidity will lead to wetting of the product and, as a consequence, its deterioration. Tylol is presented in the form of a powder, so the effect of liquid will have a detrimental effect. Finally, the temperature regime, it should not go beyond 25 degrees Celsius. Compliance with three main criteria is the key to a long service life of the drug.

The drug should be kept away from children. They may use it due to their interest. The orange aroma and taste will interest the baby. Use of the drug at the age of up to 6 years, and especially in dry form, can lead to the development of negative reactions from the body. Therefore, the medicine should be stored in the medicine cabinet, away from curious children, and closer to optimal conditions.

Shelf life

The medicine requires certain storage conditions. In this case, its shelf life will be exactly 3 years. Avoiding moisture, dampness and direct sunlight will allow the drug to last the allotted time. It is prohibited to store an open bag, this will lead to the evaporation of its properties. In the best case, such a remedy will not give any result.

If the bag has been opened and diluted with liquid, it should be used immediately. It is not recommended to store the drug as a solution. It is useful only after "brewing". After the expiration date, it cannot be used. Even if the bag is not damaged, and its contents have not changed their consistency, smell and taste.

During the entire shelf life, you should pay attention to the conditions in which the drug is stored. It is important to ensure acceptable humidity and temperature conditions. This will preserve all the pharmacological properties of the drug. It is advisable to store it in a medicine cabinet, away from children.

The drug is dispensed on prescription. This allows to avoid uncontrolled use of the drug and the development of negative reactions from the body against this background.