Capnyl D Syrup 60 Ml

• Dry cough: A cough without mucus can repeatedly irritate the throat; dextromethorphan suppresses the cough reflex for temporary relief.
• Blocked nose: Swollen nasal passages can make breathing uncomfortable; phenylephrine narrows local blood vessels and eases stuffiness.
• Runny nose and sneezing: Histamine can cause nasal discharge and repeated sneezing; chlorpheniramine reduces these allergy symptoms.
• Common cold symptoms: A cold can cause several uncomfortable nose and throat symptoms together; this combination offers temporary relief while the illness settles.
• Allergy-related watery eyes: Seasonal or indoor allergies can make the eyes water and itch; chlorpheniramine can reduce this discomfort.

• Drowsiness or weakness: Chlorpheniramine may make you sleepy or less alert, while the combination can cause weakness. Do not drive or perform risky tasks if affected.
• Dry mouth: The antihistamine can reduce saliva and cause mouth dryness. Sip water and seek advice if you cannot swallow comfortably.
• Dizziness or double vision: The ingredients may affect alertness or focusing, especially after use. Sit down and avoid driving if vision or balance is affected.
• Nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, or heartburn: The syrup may upset the digestive system. Seek medical advice if vomiting prevents fluid intake or pain is severe.
• Nervousness or sleeplessness: Phenylephrine may cause restlessness or difficulty sleeping. Report palpitations, severe headache, hallucinations, or convulsions promptly.

• Shake the bottle well before every use.
• Use the measuring device supplied with the pack.
• Avoid alcohol and other medicines that cause sleepiness.
• Do not use Capnyl D syrup for a cough with heavy mucus unless your doctor advises it.
• Do not give it to children younger than twelve years unless a doctor advises it.
• Seek urgent help for breathing difficulty, facial swelling, or severe palpitations.

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