Greater Glasgow and Clyde Medicines
Key to symbols The medicine should be initiated by, or on the advice of a specialist, but is suitable for continuation by a GP The medicine should only be used and prescribed by a specialist Indicates the preferred choice within a class or group of medicines
The medicine should be initiated by, or on the advice of a specialist, but is suitable for continuation by a GP
The medicine should only be used and prescribed by a specialist
Indicates the preferred choice within a class or group of medicines
12.3. Drugs acting on the oropharynx

12.3.1. Drugs for oral ulceration and inflammation

Preferred List
BENZYDAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE

Prescribing Notes:

Used for painful inflammatory conditions of the mouth and throat.

BNF Link

Total Formulary
BETAMETHASONE SODIUM PHOSPHATE (BETNESOL) (Soluble tablets)

Restrictions:

Restricted to use only for oral ulceration

Prescribing Notes:

This is an unlicensed use of betamethasone soluble tablets.  The tablets should be dissolved in around 20 ml of water to create a mouthwash, then rinsed around the mouth and not to be swallowed.  See BNF for further detail.

BNF Link

CHOLINE SALICYLATE