Brethese Syrup 100Ml

• Cough
• Hypochloremic states (low chloride levels in the body)
• Itchy throat and nose
• Metabolic alkalosis (elevation of serum bicarbonate)
• Runny nose
• Sneezing
• Watery eyes

• If you are allergic to the active or inactive components of Brethese syp

• Epigastric pain or stomach pain
• Excitability in children
• Impaired coordination
• Injection site reaction
• Irregular breathing
• Progressive drowsiness
• Thickened secretions of the respiratory tract

Other General Warnings

• You should be cautious if you suffer from kidney problems, as Brethese Syrup is potentially dangerous to use and must be stopped.
• You should be cautious if you are suffering from a liver illness. There is little information available on the usage of Brethes syrup. Please seek medical advice.

• Follow your physician's instructions on the dosage and duration of Brethese Syrup.
• Before using Brethese Syrup, read the guidelines on the label.
• Consume Brethese Syrup orally after weighing it with the measuring cup.
• Before using Brethese Syrup, thoroughly shake the bottle.
• For optimal pharmacological effects, take Brethese Syrup at the same time every day.

Overdose

Missed a Dose

Interactions with other medicines

• To avoid adverse effects associated with medicine interaction, it is important to inform the doctor about all medicines and health supplements you are currently taking.
• Brethese Syp should not be taken with some opioids such as eluxadoline. Combining these medicines may stop or slow down intestinal movements and, thus, can induce or worsen constipation.
• Brethese Syp should not be taken with some anticonvulsants such as zonisamide. Combining these medicines may induce vulnerability to heatstroke. Your fever may spike. You may become dehydrated.
• Brethese Syp should not be taken with some antipsychotics such as clozapine. Combining these medicines may make stools hard and dry.
• Brethese Syp should not be taken with some enzyme inhibitors such as eliglustat. Combining these medicines may cause your body to process eliglustat more slowly.
• Brethese Syp should not be taken with some electrolyte supplements such as potassium capsules. Combining these medicines may cause your digestive tract to slow down. Potassium may stay too long in the intestine or/and in the stomach.
• Brethese Syp should not be taken with some central nervous system stimulants such as amphetamines. Combining these medicines may lower the blood concentration of amphetamines.

Interactions with food items

• There is no known adverse interaction of Brethese Syp with food. A regular diet can be continued unless advised otherwise by the physician.