Lymphomyosot With Adenoids - Indications, Pros And Cons

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Lymphomyosot with adenoids

Adenoids are overgrown tissues of the nasopharyngeal tonsil. Most often, the disease affects children, although sometimes adult patients encounter it. Adenoids interfere with normal nasal breathing, provoke frequent rhinitis, contribute to hearing impairment, speech impairment.

Treatment of adenoids with conservative methods is possible only in the early stages of the development of the disease. When the lymphatic tissue overgrows (grade 3 adenoids), surgery is required. In order not to expose the body to stress, it is necessary to timely address the existing problem to an otolaryngologist.

Lymphomyosot is a homeopathic remedy with a predominantly vegetable base. It is prescribed in a complex treatment regimen for adenoids for both children and adults.

Lymphomyosot is a preparation containing many components, most of which are of plant origin. Lymphomyosot is produced in the form of drops in a dark glass bottle. One bottle contains 30 ml of liquid medicinal substance. The droplets are yellowish in color, but are transparent when viewed under light. The drug smells like alcohol.

Also, Lymphomyosot can be purchased in the form of a solution for intramuscular injections. Ampoules contain 1.1 ml of the drug.

The homeopathic medicine contains the following components:

• Field forget-me-not.
• Veronica medicinal.
• Dubrovnik skorodonia.
• Scotch pine.
• Geranium Robert.
• The asp is medicinal.
• Walnut.
• Wintering horsetail.
• The gentian is yellow.
• Diadem gusset.
• Iron iodide.
• Sarsaparilla.
• Norichnik knotty.
• Medicinal smoke.
• Sodium sulfate.
• Calcium phosphate.
• Levothyroxine.
• Ethanol. This component is included only in drops. In ampoules for intramuscular administration, the alcohol component is absent.

Content:

• Effects of using lymphomyosot
• How to treat adenoids with Lymphomyosot?
• When the drug cannot be used
• Side effects
• Important advice before starting treatment
• Pros and cons of lymphomyosot preparation

Effects of using lymphomyosot

The effect of the use of the drug is due to its constituent substances:

• The drug improves immunity. Walnut in the composition of the drug is a powerful antioxidant, a source of vitamins, flavonoids, saponins and terpenes. For the manufacture of medicinal raw materials, nuts are collected that have not yet acquired a hard crust.
• It has an antibacterial effect. Geranium included in the preparation is a natural antibiotic. This plant contains pyridomycin, allyl oil and lysozyme.
• Destroys viruses, fungi and germs. This is possible thanks to a component such as smoke. The herb contains essential oils that help relieve stress from the patient's nervous system, act as an antidepressant.
• Helps to fight against strains of bacteria that are particularly resistant. This is possible due to pine, which is part of the drug. Its components are sources of vitamins and essential oils that have an antibacterial effect.
• Thinns viscous mucus, making it easier to drain from the nose. This is possible due to the composition of the drug Dubrovnik, which is a natural mucolytic agent.

• Other therapeutic effects: removal of puffiness from lymphoid tissue, providing lymphatic drainage effects, reducing the severity of intoxication, stimulating metabolic processes, increasing immunity.

How to treat adenoids with Lymphomyosot?

Drops and intramuscular injections are used to treat adenoids. The drug in the form of drops is taken orally. They must first be diluted in 100 ml of water. The specified amount of liquid will require 15 to 20 drops. Drink the solution 3 times a day.

The duration of treatment is 8 to 12 days. If during the specified time it was not possible to achieve the desired effect, therapy can be continued, however, a specialist consultation is necessary. Treatment is carried out in courses, at intervals of several months.

If intramuscular injections were chosen for the treatment, then one injection per day is sufficient. It is administered 1-3 times a week. The duration of therapy is equal to 4 weeks.

When the drug cannot be used

Lymphomyosot has a number of contraindications, including:

• The patient is under 18 years of age.
• Carrying a baby and breastfeeding.
• The presence of individual intolerance to the components that make up the drug.

The listed contraindications are absolute, that is, under no circumstances can they be violated. The categorical prohibition is due to the fact that there is no reliable information as to what will be the reaction of the body of a sick child or a pregnant woman after administration of the drug.

In addition, there are a number of relative contraindications. This means that the use of Lymphomyosot is possible, but only after consultation with the doctor.

These include:

• Disorders in the liver.
• Alcoholism.
• Postponed traumatic brain injury.
• Diseases of the brain.
• Thyroid pathology.

Side effects

Side effects from the use of the drug include only allergic reactions. Some pain and swelling may occur at the injection site.

It is extremely rare that there are such negative reactions of the body as: nausea, dizziness, increased sweating, loss of consciousness.

Important advice before starting treatment

If a person receives any other therapy, then he can not refuse treatment with Lymphomyosot, since he does not interact with other drugs. However, prior consultation with a doctor is mandatory.

After the start of the therapeutic course, a deterioration in well-being is possible, which is expressed in an increase in the symptoms of the disease. This phenomenon in homeopathy is called "primary deterioration" and is a variant of the norm. In order not to confuse "primary deterioration" with signs of individual drug intolerance, you should refuse to take it and visit a doctor.

If a person observes the indicated dosages during treatment, then the maximum daily dose of ethanol that he can receive is equal to 0.21 g. This is not a reason for refusing to drive vehicles. For the period of the treatment course, you can continue to lead your usual lifestyle.

Although the official instruction prohibits the use of the drug Lymphomyosot for children under 18 years of age, nevertheless, doctors often prescribe it in a complex therapeutic regimen of adenoids. In no case should the child be given intramuscular injections on their own.

The dosage of drops for the treatment of children of different ages is as follows:

• Children under 2 years old - 2-3 drops under the tongue, 3 times a day.
• Children from 2 to 6 years old - 8 drops under the tongue, 3 times a day.
• Children from 6 to 18 years old - 10 drops under the tongue, 3 times a day.

If the child refuses to take the drug in its pure form, then you can dilute it in a small amount of water. This will not affect the therapeutic effect. Only a specialist can decide on the possibility of using Lymphomyosot for the treatment of adenoids in a child. The drug is drunk 30 minutes before meals, or an hour after the end of the meal.

Treatment of adenoids is a long-term process, therefore, the patient should receive the minimum dosage for 14-30 days. In the future, the course can be repeated.

Lymphomyosot should be stored at room temperature, avoiding air cooling below +15 ° C and overheating above +25 ° C.

Pros and cons of lymphomyosot preparation

Advantages of the drug Lymphomyosot:

• The drug has two forms of release.
• The drug has a complex effect on the body: it increases immunity, eliminates the symptoms of adenoids, facilitates sputum discharge, and fights against pathogenic microorganisms.
• The drug is available over the counter without a prescription.
• Long shelf life of the drug, which is 5 years.

Cons of the drug Lymphomyosot:

• The cost of the drug is quite high. So, for a bottle with drops, you will need to pay about 550 rubles.
• The drug has an age limit: it cannot be administered to children under 18 years of age. While adenoids are diagnosed precisely in children of younger and middle preschool age.
• The drug has a number of contraindications and side effects.
• All homeopathic medicines are not recognized by mainstream medicine.

The author of the article: Lazarev Oleg Vladimirovich | ENT

Education: In 2009, he received a diploma in the specialty "General Medicine" at the Petrozavodsk State University. After completing an internship at the Murmansk Regional Clinical Hospital, he received a diploma in Otorhinolaryngology (2010)