Cofsils Cough Bottle Of 60Ml Syrup

• Wet cough: Looser phlegm is easier to bring up, helping clear mucus from the airways and relieve a chesty cough.
• Chest congestion: Thinner respiratory secretions can reduce the heavy, blocked feeling caused by mucus in the chest and make clearing the airways easier.
• Allergy-related cold symptoms: Diphenhydramine reduces sneezing, runny nose and watery eyes, helping ease discomfort during an allergic episode.
• Throat irritation: The combination may soothe a tickling or irritated throat that keeps triggering cough, while mucus becomes easier to clear.

• Drowsiness, impaired coordination or unusual agitation: Diphenhydramine can reduce alertness and slow reactions. Do not drive, and get emergency medical help for slow or difficult breathing.
• Dry mouth or thickened secretions: Its antihistamine effect can reduce saliva and thicken respiratory secretions, leaving the mouth or throat sticky. Sip water and seek care if breathing becomes difficult.
• Stomach upset: The syrup may cause nausea, stomach discomfort or loose stools as the digestive system reacts. Seek medical advice for severe pain, persistent vomiting or bloody diarrhoea.
• Blurred vision: Temporary blurred vision can occur because diphenhydramine affects focusing. Avoid driving and get prompt medical help for painful vision changes.
• Headache, dizziness or urinary retention: These symptoms may affect balance, while urinary retention can cause a painful, full bladder. Seek prompt care if urine will not pass.

• Use the supplied measuring device, not a household spoon.
• Do not drive until you know whether Cofsils Cough syrup makes you sleepy or dizzy.
• Avoid alcohol and other sedating products.
• Avoid smoking and secondhand smoke, which can worsen cough and throat irritation.
• Drink enough fluids unless your doctor restricts them.
• Seek medical care for breathing difficulty, chest pain or a cough that persists.

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