Guizhou Sanli Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd Throat-opening Sword Spray Children's Type 15ml Tablets

Indications of Kaihoujian Spray (Pediatric Type)

1. Throat Inflammation and Pain in Children

• Applicable Conditions:
  • Acute pharyngitis, tonsillitis, or herpetic angina in children, manifested as:
    • Severe sore throat, red/swollen pharynx/tonsils, difficulty swallowing, or refusal to eat.
    • Oral ulcers or herpes lesions in the mouth/throat (common in viral infections like hand-foot-mouth disease).
• Action: Directly acts on the affected area to reduce inflammatory heat, relieve mucosal irritation, and alleviate pain.

2. Wind-Heat Type Sore Throat in Pediatric Cold

• TCM Syndrome Correlation:
  • Symptoms: Fever, sore throat, cough with yellow phlegm, red tongue, and swollen tonsils in children with wind-heat cold (similar to upper respiratory tract infections).
• Mechanism: Clears wind-heat from the throat, targets "heat-toxicity" (热毒) causing local inflammation, and promotes symptomatic relief.

3. Adjuvant Treatment for Oral Herpetic Diseases

• Examples:
  • Herpetic stomatitis (small blisters or ulcers in the mouth), where the spray helps reduce pain and promote healing by inhibiting local heat-toxicity.
  • Post-illness oral ulcers in children, as an adjuvant to soothe discomfort.

Ingredient Efficacy and Pediatric Adaptation

4. Throat Discomfort from Overuse or Irritation

• Scenarios:
  • Temporary sore throat in children due to excessive shouting, dry air, or mild irritants (e.g., dust, smoke), providing rapid local relief.

Pediatric-Specific Precautions

• Administration Method:
  • Spray directly into the pharynx or oral cavity; dosage adjusted by age (e.g., 1–2 sprays each time, 3–4 times daily for children aged 1–3 years; follow package instructions or pediatrician advice).
  • Safe for topical use; minimal systemic absorption reduces risk of side effects in children.
• Contraindications:
  • Wind-Cold Type Symptoms: Avoid use in cases with clear nasal discharge, aversion to cold, and white tongue coating (incompatible with heat-clearing properties).
  • Hypersensitivity to any ingredient (discontinue use if rash or itching occurs).
• Dietary Advice:
  • Avoid spicy, fried, or cold foods during use to prevent aggravating heat-toxicity in children’s delicate constitution.

Clinical Tips for Pediatric Use

• Combination with Oral Medications:
  • Effective as an adjuvant to oral antibiotics/antivirals for severe tonsillitis or herpetic angina, enhancing local symptom relief (pain, swelling).
• Fever Management:
  • For children with fever ≥38.5°C, use antipyretic drugs concurrently and monitor body temperature; seek medical advice if fever persists >2–3 days.
• Ease of Use for Children:
  • Spray form allows targeted application without requiring swallowing, reducing resistance in young children (e.g., those reluctant to take oral medicines).