Ucough At Bottle Of 100 Ml Syrup

• Cough with mucus: Ambroxol and guaifenesin loosen thick secretions so mucus can be cleared from the airways more easily.
• Bronchitis-related cough: The syrup may ease cough and chest congestion when bronchitis has been assessed by a doctor.
• Asthma-related airway narrowing: Terbutaline relaxes tightened airway muscles and may improve airflow when prescribed for this purpose.
• Emphysema and other bronchopulmonary conditions: May ease mucus-producing cough and chest tightness linked with certain long-term airway conditions under medical supervision.
• Throat irritation: Menthol cools the throat surface, which can make scratchiness and discomfort less troublesome during coughing.

• Nausea and vomiting: Ambroxol or guaifenesin can upset the stomach and may cause queasiness or vomiting. Contact your doctor if you cannot keep fluids down.
• Diarrhoea: The syrup may loosen stools by disturbing digestion, sometimes with bloating or discomfort. Seek medical advice if stools are persistent or contain blood.
• Dizziness and headache: Terbutaline or the combined ingredients may cause light-headedness or head pain. Sit down until it passes and avoid driving if alertness falls.
• Tremors, sweating and increased heart rate: Terbutaline can make the hands shake, cause sweating or produce palpitations. Get urgent help for an irregular heartbeat or chest discomfort.
• Rash, itching or hives: Sensitivity to an ingredient may cause itchy raised patches. Stop using the syrup and get emergency help for breathing difficulty or facial swelling.

• Shake Ucough AT syrup well and measure it with the supplied device.
• Drink suitable fluids to help loosen mucus.
• Do not combine it with another cough syrup unless your doctor advises it.
• Avoid driving if you feel dizzy or sleepy.
• Seek medical advice if the cough lasts, returns often or occurs with fever, rash, persistent headache or breathing difficulty.

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