If you forget to use the mouth spray or have a lozenge, just skip the missed dose and take your next dose as normal. Wait at least 30 to 60 minutes before having something to eat or drink. Dosage and how to use mouthwash Common side effects happen in more than 1 in 100 people. They're usually mild and do not last long.

If you forget to use the mouthwash, use it as soon as you remember, then take your next dose as normal. There are no common side effects with chlorhexidine skin treatments. However, in rare cases, some people may get red, itchy or irritated skin. It may be because you are using too much lotion or cream where you have folds or creases in your skin, such as around your groin.

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You may also benefit from using throat spray right before bed if your symptoms make it hard to fall asleep. Wait at least 30 to 60 minutes before having something to eat or drink. Dosage and how to use mouth spray Gargle with the mouthwash or rinse it around your mouth for about 20 to 30 seconds, then spit it out. Do not swallow the mouthwash. If your symptoms do not improve after 7 days, speak to a doctor, dentist or pharmacist about it. Do not use benzydamine for more than 7 days unless they say it is OK. Dosage for mouthwash

Stop using chlorhexidine dental treatments and speak to a dentist, doctor or pharmacist if your mouth is: If you have any of the following symptoms, it may be a sign of a more serious infection. Stop using chlorhexidine sore throat treatments and speak to a doctor if you: Put a small amount of gel onto your fingertip or a cotton bud. Gently wipe it across the surface of your mouth ulcer, gum or the sore part of your mouth. If you forget to use your chlorhexidine skin treatment, that’s okay. Just start your routine again after the missed treatment and carry on as before.Parents of smaller children should apply the spray for them. However, Ultra Chloraseptic is not suitable for children under six years of age. All children using the spray themselves should be supervised at all times. Our children’s throat sprays have a clever child-safe design. Each bottle has a protective cap, and requires the nozzle to be twisted to an ‘on’ position before the spray can be activated. This prevents accidental use by curious tiny hands. Aim the spray arm at the sore part of your throat or mouth and press the plunger. Press the plunger 4 times if your dose is 4 sprays, 8 times for 8 sprays.

If you are going into hospital, you may be sent a chlorhexidine product to wash with before you come into hospital to reduce the chances of infection. This should come with instructions on how to use it. What if I forget to use my chlorhexidine treatment?Some people get peeling skin inside their mouth when using chlorhexidine. If this happens to you, stop using the medicine and the side effect will usually clear up. Speak to your dentist or doctor, who may be able to recommend a different medicine. When using the spray for the first time, point the spray arm away from your face and press the plunger at the top of the bottle a few times until a fine mist comes out. Only use chlorhexidine lozenges and sore throat spray for a short time. Do not keep using them continuously. Try to wait several minutes after using throat spray before you drink water. This will give the product time to work and eliminate the possibility of accidental digestion.