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Product Overview

Ebasil is an antihistamine medication containing the active ingredient Ebastin. As a second-generation antihistamine, it effectively alleviates allergy symptoms while minimizing drowsiness. The medication works by selectively blocking H1 histamine receptors, providing relief from common allergic reactions without significant sedative effects, making it ideal for daytime use.

Uses

Ebasil is indicated for:
– Seasonal and perennial allergic rhinitis (hay fever)
– Allergic conjunctivitis
– Chronic idiopathic urticaria (hives)
It effectively reduces symptoms including nasal congestion, sneezing, pruritus (itching), rhinorrhea (runny nose), and ocular symptoms associated with allergies.

How to Use

Administration guidelines:
1. Take orally with or without food
2. Swallow tablets whole with water
3. For liquid formulation, use provided measuring device
4. Adhere to prescribed dosing schedule
Note: Do not alter tablet form (crush/chew/break) unless directed by healthcare provider.

How it Works

Ebasil exerts its therapeutic effect through:
– Selective peripheral H1-receptor antagonism
– Inhibition of histamine-mediated allergic responses
– Minimal penetration of blood-brain barrier (reducing CNS effects)
This mechanism provides symptomatic relief while maintaining alertness.

Dosage and Administration

Standard dosing:
– Adults: 10-20 mg once daily
– Pediatric: Age-adjusted dosing per physician recommendation
Dosage adjustments may be necessary for:
– Hepatic impairment
– Geriatric patients
– Special populations

Benefits

1. Rapid onset of action (within 1 hour)
2. 24-hour duration of effect with single daily dosing
3. Non-sedating formula for daytime functionality
4. Comprehensive allergy symptom relief
5. Multiple formulation options for patient convenience

Common Side Effects

Adverse effects (incidence >1%):
– Headache (3.7%)
– Dry mouth (3.1%)
– Somnolence (1.3%)
– Fatigue (1.2%)
– GI disturbances (nausea/dyspepsia)
These are typically mild and self-limiting. Discontinue if severe reactions occur.

Warnings

Precautions:
– Hepatic impairment: Requires dose adjustment
– Pregnancy category C: Use only if benefit justifies risk
– Lactation: Excretion in breast milk unknown
Contraindications:
– Hypersensitivity to ebastine or components
– Severe hepatic dysfunction

Storage Information

Storage conditions:
– Temperature: 15-30°C
– Protect from moisture and light
– Keep in original packaging
– Store out of reach of children
Disposal: Follow local regulations for medication disposal

Disclaimer:

This information is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. While we strive for accuracy, this content:
– Is not exhaustive
– Does not replace professional medical consultation
– May not reflect all current research
Always consult your healthcare provider regarding:
– Potential drug interactions
– Individual treatment plans
– Emerging safety information
Our goal is to facilitate informed patient-provider discussions.