Cromoglycin-Ratiopharm

Cromoglycin-Ratiopharm: Antiallergic drug for various conditions

Cromoglycin-Ratiopharm is an antiallergic drug produced by the German company Ratiopharm GmbH. Its international name is cromoglicic acid. The drug is widely known under various synonyms, such as Bicromat, Intal, Ifiral, Cromo, Cromohexal, Cromohexal Combi, Cromogen inhaler, Cromogen easy breath, Cromoglin, Cromolyn, Cromosol, Kropoz, Kuzikrom, Lecrolin, Lomuzol, Nalkrom, Nalchrome, Optikrom, Thaleum , High Chrome and others.

Cromoglycin-Ratiopharm belongs to the pharmacological group of antiallergic drugs and is available in various dosage forms, including a 1 mg/dose aerosol.

The drug is used for various indications. In capsule form, it can be used to treat food allergies when the presence of the antigen is proven. It can also serve as an adjuvant for nonspecific ulcerative colitis, proctitis, coloproctitis and mastocytosis.

Cromoglycin-Ratiopharm is also available in the form of eye drops and is used for the treatment of acute and chronic allergic conjunctivitis, vernal conjunctivitis, keratitis and keratoconjunctivitis, dry eye syndrome, as well as eye strain and fatigue caused by allergic reactions to environmental factors, occupational hazards, household chemicals, cosmetics, ophthalmic dosage forms, plants and pets.

For the treatment of year-round and seasonal allergic rhinitis, hay fever and bronchial asthma, including atopic, exercise and asthmatic triad, as well as chronic bronchitis with broncho-obstructive syndrome, Cromoglycin-Ratiopharm is offered in the form of a nasal spray and inhalation forms.

However, there are some contraindications and restrictions for the use of Cromoglycin-Ratiopharm. It is not recommended to use the drug if you are hypersensitive to its components, including benzalkonium hydrochloride. The use of the drug during pregnancy, breastfeeding and in children under 2 years of age is also contraindicated.

It is important to consult your doctor or pharmacist before taking Cromoglycin-Ratiopharm. They will be able to evaluate your medical history, taking into account any possible contraindications and interactions with other drugs.

It should also be remembered that Cromoglycin-Ratiopharm is a symptomatic agent and does not have an anti-inflammatory or antiallergic effect. It is intended to reduce the symptoms of allergic reactions, but does not treat the underlying cause of the allergy.

It is important to follow the directions for use and dosage provided by your doctor or on the product package. It is not recommended to change the dosage or duration of use without consulting your doctor.

If you have any side effects or questions about using Cromoglycin-Ratiopharm, it is recommended that you contact your healthcare professional for further information and advice.