When packing your first aid kit on vacation, prepare for any unforeseen situation. Take only proven products – no experiments on the road!<\/p>\n
List medicines in four main groups.<\/p>\n
Basic first aid kit for typical symptoms<\/strong><\/p>\n Painkillers:<\/strong> Analgin, Spazmalgon, Pentalgin, No-shpa (antispasmodic), Citramon (for headache).<\/p>\n Gastric:<\/strong> activated charcoal or Sorbex, Imodium, Smecta and Nifuraxoside (for disorders), Regidron (for poisoning), Festal, Creon, Mezim (to improve digestion when changing the usual food and water).<\/p>\n Against heartburn:<\/strong> Rennie, Gaviscon, and for the chronicles – Nolpaza, Ortanol, Omeprazole.<\/p>\n Cardiac:<\/strong> Validol, Corvalment, Corvalol.<\/p>\n Anti-cold:<\/strong> Terraflu, Antigripp, Coldrex, Coldflu.<\/p>\n Antiviral:<\/strong> Nurofen (for ARVI), Otrivin (for a cold), Sinekod, Lazolvan (for coughing), Strepsils (for sore throat), Sofradex (for ear pain), Albucite (for inflammation of the eyes), Zovirakas (for herpes), Kanephron (with cystitis).<\/p>\n Sedatives:<\/strong> Valerian, Novopassit, Persen, Adaptol.<\/p>\n Antiallergenic:<\/strong> Suprastin, Diazolin, Tavigil, Claritin.<\/p>\n External antiseptics:<\/strong> hydrogen peroxide, brilliant green and iodine in travel packaging in the form of pencils + bandage, adhesive plaster and cotton wool.<\/p>\n Typical first aid kit for chronic diseases<\/strong><\/p>\n Climate change exacerbates chronic diseases. Take your traditional medications with you. Diabetics, hypertensive patients, and people with thyroid disease should take their daily medications.<\/p>\n