Lecof P Syrup 60 Ml

• Common cold: Runny nose, blocked nose, sneezing and watery eyes can accompany a cold; the chlorpheniramine component eases these symptoms while phenylephrine reduces nasal swelling.
• Dry cough: Dextromethorphan reduces the urge to cough when a cold causes a dry, irritating cough, but it does not remove the infection.
• Fever and body aches: The paracetamol component lowers fever and eases headache or body pain that may occur with a cold.

• Sleepiness: Chlorpheniramine can slow alertness and reaction time; avoid driving and ask for help if drowsiness is unusually strong or does not settle.
• Nausea: The combination may irritate the stomach, especially without food; contact your doctor if nausea becomes severe or stops you drinking.
• Vomiting: This syrup may trigger vomiting or worsen fluid loss; seek medical help if repeated vomiting prevents you from keeping fluids down.
• Upset stomach: Paracetamol and the other ingredients may cause abdominal discomfort; take food only as advised and contact your doctor if pain becomes severe.
• Headache or allergic reaction: Phenylephrine may cause head pressure, while rash or allergy may occur with any ingredient; get emergency medical help for breathing difficulty or swelling of the face, lips or throat.

• Use the measuring cup provided rather than a kitchen spoon.
• Check other cold, cough or fever products so you do not duplicate ingredients.
• Rest, drink warm fluids and wash your hands often to reduce the spread of a cold.
• Avoid driving if you feel sleepy, dizzy or less alert.
• Contact your doctor if symptoms do not improve within a week, or if breathing becomes difficult.

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