What are the side effects of benzydamine?
Some people may feel a slight burning, dryness, or numbness in the mouth after using benzydamine. A bitter taste or stinging sensation can also happen. Rarely, allergic reactions like swelling or rash may occur. If side effects are bothersome or get worse, it's best to stop using it and speak with a healthcare provider.
What happens if you have too much benzydamine?
Using too much benzydamine may lead to more intense numbness or mouth irritation. If swallowed in large amounts, it might cause stomach upset, dizziness, or confusion. Always follow the instructions on the label. If someone accidentally drinks a lot, it's important to get medical help right away, especially in children or older adults.
How to use benzydamine mouthwash?
Measure the right amount using the cap—usually about 15 ml. Rinse it around your mouth for 30 seconds, then spit it out. Don’t swallow it. You can use it two to four times a day, spaced out evenly. If the taste is too strong, you can dilute it with water before rinsing.
What happens if you swallow benzydamine?
Swallowing a small amount by accident is usually not harmful, but it may cause a slight upset stomach or numbness in the throat. Swallowing larger amounts can lead to more serious symptoms like nausea, drowsiness, or confusion. If this happens, especially in kids, contact a doctor or poison control center right away.
