Sodium Chloride Nasal And Glycerin Suppository: Information Guide

Posted by MeridianEnterprises on December 14th, 2019

Sodium chloride spray

One of the problems faced by people, especially children is the inability to blow the nose. This can cause a lot of discomfort and lead to a blocked nose. Children would especially find difficulty breathing when they face this problem. The mucus would become thick and sometimes hard making it difficult to remove.

A Sodium Chloride Nasal spray is a product that is used to treat this condition. It is a very effective treatment and can provide quick relief effectively. The medicine contains a salt solution (saline). This is not a medicine and hence there are no side effects. It is available in the form of a spray. The nozzle can be inserted into/near the nasal cavity and pressed to release it. The exact method of release varies from one product to another and instructions should be referred before use.

Once sprayed, the solution softens the mucus and breaks down crusty formations, making it easy to remove. This provides relief and allows easy breathing.

Glycerin for constipation

Glycerin suppositories are very useful medications that are given to those suffering from constipation. Those who have hard stools or are not able to have a bowel movement experience a lot of discomfort. The best solution to solve this problem is by giving a laxative. Glycerin is one such laxative that helps in bowel movement.

The best way of administering glycerin is in the form of a suppository. This is a medication that is usually conically shaped. It needs to be inserted into the rectum for it to work. The medication needs to be unwrapped and the conical end should be inserted first. The suppository needs to be inserted as deep as possible. Once inserted, the outer layer dissolves and the solution inside is absorbed leading to easy bowel movement.