Trinyl Syrup 100 Ml

• Cough with thick mucus: Ambroxol and guaifenesin loosen sticky mucus so it can be cleared more easily by coughing.
• Chest congestion: The combination may help move mucus from the airways and ease a blocked or heavy chest.
• Irritated throat: Menthol provides a cooling, soothing sensation that may reduce throat discomfort during a cough.
• Narrowed airways with cough: Terbutaline relaxes airway muscles and may make breathing easier when prescribed for associated airway tightness.

• Headache: Trinyl syrup may cause a dull or throbbing headache during treatment. Rest, and contact your doctor if it is severe, persistent or accompanied by vision changes.
• Tremor: The terbutaline can make the hands feel shaky as it relaxes airway muscles. Contact your doctor promptly if shaking is severe or interferes with activities.
• Fast heartbeat or palpitations: The terbutaline may cause a racing pulse or awareness of the heartbeat. Seek urgent medical advice if this is severe, persistent or linked with chest pain.
• Stomach upset: Nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea or stomach discomfort can occur after the syrup is used. Seek advice if vomiting prevents fluids or treatment from staying down.
• Other reactions: Dizziness, cough, muscle spasm, low potassium, rash, hives or an allergic reaction may occur. Get emergency medical help for breathing difficulty or swelling of the face, lips or throat.

• Shake Trinyl syrup well before each use.
• Use the measuring device supplied with the pack, not a household spoon.
• Drink enough warm fluids if they suit you, and consider warm salt-water gargles for throat irritation.
• Do not combine it with another cough or airway medicine without medical advice.
• Seek urgent help if breathing becomes difficult, lips turn blue or chest pain occurs.

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