Question from an anonymous client:
I got Otidolo drops at the pharmacy to relieve the pain. The lady told me I could put the drops on my tongue as well. I would need them to relieve migraines in a 9 year old child. However, I noticed on your website that they are not for oral use.
Can I still drip them on my tongue or not?
thanks for the reply
Anonymous party
Expert's answer:
Hello!
Otidolo drops are intended to relieve pain caused by inflammation of the ear and are intended for auricular use, ie they are instilled into the ear.
They could also be applied per os (the composition itself does not prevent this), but this is certainly not the primary use. As said, they are intended for in-ear applications.
More than a way of taking it, however, it seems to me an unusual purpose of use; Migraine relief… drops are intended to relieve pain or. eliminate ear infections, but are in no way intended to treat migraine headaches.
They can relieve headaches when they are the result of a general illness with ear inflammation, and migraine headaches are not an indication for this medicine.
I am happy to be at your disposal for any additional information.
I wish you all the best
mag. Mojca Slodej Kušlan, M.Sc. farm.
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