Sinarest Af Junior Rose Flavour Bottle Of 75Ml Syrup

• Common cold symptoms: A cold can cause a runny or blocked nose, sneezing and watery eyes; chlorpheniramine and phenylephrine relieve these nose and eye symptoms.
• Nasal congestion: The decongestant phenylephrine reduces swelling in the nasal passages, helping a child breathe more comfortably when a cold blocks the nose.
• Thick mucus: This product contains sodium citrate, which loosens sticky phlegm and makes chest or throat secretions easier to clear by coughing.
• Minor throat irritation: The menthol in Sinarest AF syrup gives a cooling sensation that may soothe throat discomfort linked with coughing or nasal congestion.

• Sleepiness: The antihistamine chlorpheniramine can make a child less alert after it is given. Keep the child supervised and seek urgent help if the child is difficult to wake.
• Nausea: The syrup may unsettle the stomach and cause queasiness. Offer fluids in small sips and contact the doctor if the child cannot keep fluids down.
• Vomiting: Stomach irritation can lead to vomiting after use. Seek medical help if vomiting keeps returning or signs of dehydration appear.
• Headache: The decongestant phenylephrine may cause head discomfort as nasal blood vessels narrow. Tell the doctor if the headache is severe, persistent or accompanied by vision changes.

• Use the measuring device supplied with the pack and shake Sinarest AF syrup well before use.
• Keep the child supervised because sleepiness may occur after the syrup is given.
• Do not combine Sinarest AF syrup with another cold or allergy product unless the doctor confirms that the ingredients are suitable together.
• Warm fluids and an age-appropriate salt-water gargle may soothe cold discomfort if the child can gargle safely.
• Get emergency medical help for breathing difficulty or swelling of the face, lips or throat.

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