What is Natroba?
Natroba is a medicine that fights parasites.Natroba Topical Suspension is used for treating lice on the head in children and adults who are at least six months old.Natroba is also employed for other purposes that are not covered in this guideline.
Warnings
Do not give this medication to an infant or child without medical guidance. Natroba has an ingredient that could cause severe side effects or even death in infants or premature infants. Don't let an older child take Natroba without supervision from an adult.
It is unclear if spinosad is absorbed into breast milk. But this medicine contains an ingredient that can cause harm to newborns. Avoid breastfeeding within 8 hours of applying Natroba topically. Don't take this medicine orally. It is intended for use on the scalp and hair. Don't apply Natroba to sunburned, inflamed, or broken skin.
Make use of Natroba's topically applied suspension on the hair on the scalp only. Apply this medicine only to dry hair. Don't wet your scalp or hair prior to applying this treatment.
Do not get Natroba in your mouth, eyes, or vagina. If it does happen, you should wash it off with water. To get the most thorough treatment of head lice as well as to stop the spread of infection, you should treat your surroundings in the same way that you treat your head. To avoid reinfection, wash all hats and clothes, as well as bed clothing, towels, and linens, in hot water, then dry at high temperatures. Dry-clean any clothing that isn't washable. Combs, brushes, and hair accessories must be placed in hot water for a minimum of 10 minutes.
Avoid contact with other people until the lice issue is gone. Avoid sharing hair combs, brushes, hair accessories, head hats, pillows, bedding, clothing, and other items of personal use. Lice infections are extremely contagious.
Before you take this drug
You shouldn't take Natroba if you have an allergy to spinosad.To ensure you can safely utilize Natroba, inform your physician if you suffer from any medical conditions that cause your skin to be sensitive.The medicine is not intended to harm the unborn baby. Consult your physician if you are expecting or planning to become pregnant.
It isn't known if the topical spinosad passes into the breast milk. It is known that Natroba topically applied suspension has a preservative that could cause harm to newborns. Don't breastfeed for 8 hours following the application of Natroba Topical Suspension. If you're using the breast pump at this time, discard the milk you've collected. Don't give it to your baby.
Do not apply this medication to infants without seeking medical advice. Natroba topical suspension is a source of an ingredient that may cause serious adverse side effects or even death for premature infants and young children. Don't allow a younger child to take Natroba without the supervision of an adult.
How to Take Natroba?
Make use of Natroba topical suspension according to the prescription of your physician. Refer to the information on the prescription label. prescription. Don't take this medication in greater or lesser quantities or for a longer time than prescribed.Do not take this medication by mouth. This medicine is only for use on the hair and scalp.Shake the bottle thoroughly prior to using the medication.
Utilize Natroba topical suspension for hair on the scalp only. Apply the medicine to the hair that is dry only. Cover your eyes and face with a towel. Be sure that you have your eyes closed while applying.Do not wash your scalp or hair prior to applying Natroba Topical Suspension. Don't apply Natroba to sunburned, inflamed, or damaged skin.
Apply enough Natroba to fully cover your hair and scalp. Apply the medication to the scalp first, and then apply it to the hair, starting from the roots until the ends.Take the medicine off your hands using water and soap after applying Natroba.Then, leave the medicine within your hair for 10 to 15 minutes, ensuring your eyes are shut and your hair is covered for the duration. Rinse the medication thoroughly with warm water.
You can also make use of a nit-comb to get rid of lice eggs from damp hair. Use only one section of hair at a time, working through 1- to 2-inch hair strands starting from the scalp and ending at the ends. Rinse the nit comb regularly when using it. Then, place the nits you have removed into the bag in a sealed plastic container and dispose of them to stop the reinfestation.Do a check on your scalp every day to ensure the nits have been eliminated.
Apply a second dose of Natroba if lice are visible 7 days after the first treatment.To get the most thorough treatment for head lice and to prevent further infection, you should treat your surroundings in the same way that you treat your head.Clean all hats and clothing, as well as bed clothes, towels, and linens, in hot water, then dry them in high heat. Dry-clean all clothing that is not washable. Combs, hair brushes, and hair accessories need to be immersed in hot water for at least 10 minutes. Clean carpets and rugs, and then dispose of the bag of vacuum cleaner.
Keep Natroba at room temperature, away from heat and humidity.
Details on dosage
Usual Adult Dose for Lice:
Apply enough topical suspension to cover the dry scalp. Then apply the product to dry hair. Leave for 10 minutes, after which you thoroughly rinse the product with warm water.
Comments:
Based on the length of the hair, as much as 120 mL can be used to adequately protect the hair and scalp.
A second treatment must be applied if lice are found seven days following the first treatment.
Use: As a topical treatment for head lice.
Usual Paediatric Dose for Lice:
6 months and older 6 months and older: Apply enough of the topical suspension to cover dry hair. Then apply the product to dry hair. Leave on for 10 minutes, after which you thoroughly wash the product with warm water.
Comments:
Depending on the length of the hair, as much as 120 mL can be used to adequately protect the hair and scalp.
A second treatment is applied if lice are found seven days following the first treatment.
Use: As a treatment for head lice using a topical infestation
What happens If I miss a dose?
Because Natroba is typically only needed once, it doesn't have a regular dosing schedule. You must wait at least 7 days between the first and second doses.
What happens If I overdose?
For medical emergencies, seek emergency treatment or contact the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222 if you have accidentally swallowed the medicine.
What should be avoided?
Do not get this medication in your mouth, eyes, or vagina. If it does happen, then rinse your mouth and eyes with water.
Avoid contact with anyone until your lice-related infection has been eliminated. Avoid sharing combs, hair brushes, hair accessories, head hats, pillows, bedding, clothing, and other personal items that you use. The spread of lice is extremely high.
Do not use any other medical shampoos unless your medical professional has instructed you to.
Side effects of Natroba
See a doctor immediately in the event that you exhibit symptoms that indicate you are experiencing an allergic reaction. Natroba: hives; difficulty breathing; and swelling of your lips, face, and throat.
Wash off the medication and consult your doctor at the earliest opportunity if you experience extreme burning, stinging, or irritation after using Natroba.
Common Natroba side effects can include:
- Redness or irritation on the scalp
- Eye irritation or redness
This isn't a complete list of possible side effects, and others could happen. Consult your physician for advice regarding medical adverse effects. You can report symptoms to the FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
Interaction with other drugs
It's not likely that other drugs you consume by mouth or inject can affect the spinosad you apply topically. However, many drugs interact with each other. Inform your doctor of the medications you take. This includes prescription, over-the-counter vitamins, herbal, and vitamin products. Do not begin any new medication without first talking to your physician.
