
The correct administration of Dymista® will lead to optimum efficacy, thereby increasing patient compliance
The correct use of Dymista® is imperative for optimum efficacy and to minimise side effects. Patients should be shown how to use Dymista® following the simple step by step instructions or watching the how to use video
A common side effect of Dymista® is dysgeusial1, which can often be alleviated by correct inhalation technique and not sniffing the medication to the back of the throat immediately after spraying.
Correct administration technique
- Shake the bottle gently for 5 seconds by tilting it upwards and downwards and then remove the protective cap.
The first time the nasal spray is used, you must prime the pump
- Put one linger either side of the spray pump and place your thumb cm the bottom of the bottle
- Press dawn and release the pump 6 times until a fine mist appears.
- Now your pump is primed and ready to use.
- If the nasal spray has not been used for more than 7 days, you will need to re-prime the pump once by pressing down and releasing the pump.
Using the spray
- After blowing your nose, spray once into each nostril keeping the head fitted downward.
- The spray tip should be directed to the outside wall of the nose, using the right hand for the left nostril and the left hand for the right nostril
- Do not sniff, breathe in gently.
- After use, wipe the spray lip and replace the protective cap.
Further Your Understanding
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References
- Price D Bousquet J. Bachert C el al. MP29.o2 a novel intranasal therapy for the treatment of chronic rhinitis: safety data from a 12 month trial. Presented at EEAACI Geneva 16-21 June 2013. Patients were chronic AR patients treated over 12 months at the recommended dosages. Dymista® (n=404). FP (n=207)
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