Eskuf Syrup 100ml

Eskuf Syrup contains Codeine which is a category C drug, which means it can potentially affect the foetus and can be unsafe to use during pregnancy. Seek advice from an expert in cases of emergency. There are limited animal and human studies, which have shown some effects on the foetus, so it can't be said that it is safe for the foetus. At the same time, Chlorpheniramine maleate is a category B drug which means that animal studies have shown little to no effect on the foetus. Seek advice from an expert in cases of emergency. The doctor will check the benefit to risk ratio before prescribing it to the pregnant female.

Eskuf Syrup is not safe to be taken while breastfeeding as it passes through mother's milk in a significant amount that can affect the baby. It can cause sleepiness, dizziness, serious breathing issues etc. Breastfed babies should be closely monitored as not many studies have been done, and minimal information is available. The doctor will check the benefit to risk ratio before prescribing it to the lactating female.

No. You should not drive while using Eskuf Syrup as it causes side effects that can cause sleepiness, dizziness, difficulty in concentration and fatigue. It works on the CNS, which hinders the mental and physical being of the person. So, one should not perform activities that require mental alertness and physical strength, such as driving.

No, the patient should not consume alcohol with the syrup as it intensifies the effect of drowsiness and dizziness.

When medications are combined with certain additional drugs, they can be dangerous. Taking them both at the same time can have negative consequences. Make sure to tell your doctor about all of the medications you're taking.

Eskuf Syrup can be taken thrice a day or after doctor's consultation.

Yes, Eskuf Syrup has intense sleep-inducing effects, decreases alertness, and reduces blood pressure. So, you should not perform activities that require mental attention and physical strength, such as driving.