Ear drops "Anauran": instructions for use

"Anauran" means the instruction for use characterizes as a combined preparation intended exclusively for topical use and having a pronounced anesthetic and antibacterial effect. This drug refers to the pharmacological group of aminoglycoside and polypeptide antibiotics, which are most active against such Gram-negative and Gram-positive microorganisms, for example, causative agents of bacterial dysentery, pneumococci or staphylococci. In addition, in an effective way, the combined preparation "Anauran" (the instruction for use explains it by its composition) inhibits E. coli and Salmonella. In this case, in relation to streptococci, this antibiotic is inactive.

This remedy is available in the form of ear drops, which include polymyxin B sulfate, lidocaine hydrochloride and neomycin sulfate as the main components. In the role of auxiliary ingredients are propylene glycol, benzalkonium chloride, purified water and glycerol.

Assigning drops in the ears of "Anauran" company-manufacturer basically recommends with the purpose of carrying out treatment of chronic and acute forms of external otitis media. In addition, this combination is very helpful in the development of postoperative complications after such medical procedures as, for example, anthotomy, radical mastoidectomy, fenestration and tympanoplasty. In case of chronic or acute inflammation before or after perforation, an antibacterial preparation "Anauran" should also be used. Ear drops, the price of which is about two hundred and fifty rubles, is indicated for use in the case of an established otitis media with suppuration.

Use this local anesthetic should be by instillation in turn into each ear canal with a special pipette. It is recommended to conduct this procedure two to four times a day. In this case, adults need to dig in four to five drops, and children - two or three drops.

To prescribe antibiotic "Anauran" the instruction for use categorically does not recommend to patients who suffer from individual intolerance to lidocaine, polymyxin B or neomycin, and also by an allergic reaction to benzalkonium chloride, glycerol or propylene glycol. With great care it is necessary to use this anesthetic during the bearing of the child. In addition, the list of relative contraindications includes the age of up to one year.

In conclusion, it should be said about the possible side effects that can be triggered by the use of these ear drops. For example, in some groups of people, slight skin peeling may occur. Itching of the external auditory canal can also be observed as a result of the appointment of the antibiotic "Anauran". Instructions for use notes and a slight risk of hyperemia.