Xerostene Mouth Gargle is a combination of two solutions.
Solution A contains dibasic sodium phosphate 0.032% w/v and monobasic sodium phosphate 0.009% w/v.
Solution B contains calcium chloride dihydrate 0.052% w/v and sodium chloride 0.569% w/v.
It has the same inorganic ingredients—calcium and phosphate—that are found in saliva in nature.
It is a highly concentrated electrolyte solution that resembles human saliva and contains supersaturated calcium and phosphate ions.
Uses:
Treatment of oral mucositis.
Therapeutic Effects:
Restores the saliva's natural pH and electrolyte balance.
Maintains the integrity of the mineral content in teeth.
Lubricates, cleans, and moisturizes the oral cavity.
Interaction with other drugs:
Inform your doctor about any prescribed medications, over-the-counter medicines, nutritional or vitamin supplements, and herbal products you take or have taken before the treatment.
Certain medications may interact with Xerostene Mouth Gargle and cause undesirable side effects.
Storage:
Do not store the product above 30ºC.
Do not store the product for more than three months.
Do not freeze.
Keep children and pets out of reach.
How to use:
Always use exactly as prescribed by your doctor.
In a sterile glass, combine solutions A and B.
Swish half of the solution inside the mouth for one minute and spit it out.
Repeat with the other half.
Refrain from swallowing it.
Take care not to get any in your eyes. If you accidentally get any in your eyes, rinse them immediately with cold water.
Safety Advice:
Pregnancy: Xerostene Mouth Gargle is generally safe during pregnancy; however, inform your physician if you are pregnant or think you may get pregnant before taking this medication.
Breastfeeding: Xerostene Mouth Gargle is generally safe during breastfeeding; tell your doctor if you are breastfeeding before taking this medication.
Lungs: Xerostene Mouth Gargle is an oral mouthwash that does not impact patients with lung diseases and is generally safe for all individuals.
Liver: Xerostene Mouth Gargle is an oral mouthwash that does not impact patients with liver diseases and is generally safe for all individuals.
Alcohol: The safety of alcohol use and Xerostene mouthwash needs to be better established. Consult your doctor for further advice.
Driving: It has negligible influence on the ability to drive or use machines. Check with your doctor for more advice.
Side Effects:
Side effects are unwanted symptoms caused by medicines.
Even though all medicines cause side effects, not everyone gets them.
Xerostene mouth gargle is generally safe for all individuals; consult your doctor if you experience discomfort.
FAQs:
Q1. How do I use Xerostene mouth gargle properly?
Xerostene Mouth Gargle should always be used exactly as prescribed by your doctor. In a sterile glass, combine solutions A and B. For one minute, swish half of the solution inside the mouth and spit out after repeating with the other half. Refrain from swallowing it.
Q2. Are mouth gargles associated with any adverse reactions?
Although oral gargles are typically harmless, some may have adverse effects like dry mouth, burning, or changed taste. Most of the time, these side effects are minor and transient.
Q3. Can I swallow Xerostene mouth gargle?
No, it would help if you did not swallow your mouth. It is intended for rinsing and should be spat out after use. Swallowing mouthwash can be harmful.
Q4. How frequently should I gargle my mouth?
The particular product and your demands regarding dental health will determine how frequently you use it. Mouthwash is used by some persons once a day and others more often. Observe the directions on the product's label or the advice of your dentist.
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