Uvnil Mont Kid Bottle Of 60 Ml Oral Suspension

• Allergy symptoms: Children with allergen-related sneezing, itching or watery eyes may experience fewer symptoms and better day-to-day comfort with prescribed treatment.
• Hay fever: Seasonal or environmental allergens can trigger nose and eye symptoms, which this medicine may help control in children.
• Asthma prevention: Prescribed use can help reduce airway sensitivity and lower the risk of asthma symptoms in children.
• Allergic skin symptoms: The medicine may help some children with allergy-related skin symptoms when their doctor includes it in the treatment plan.

• Stomach upset: Nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea may occur as the digestive system reacts; seek medical advice if the child cannot keep fluids down.
• Headache: Some children may report head pain after using the suspension; tell the doctor if it is severe or affects normal activity.
• Dizziness: The child may feel unsteady or unusually light-headed; keep them supervised and seek advice if they faint.
• Dry mouth: Reduced saliva can make the mouth feel sticky or uncomfortable; offer ordinary fluids unless the doctor has restricted them.
• Rash: New red or itchy skin changes may be an allergy sign; get emergency medical help for breathing difficulty or swelling of the face, lips or throat.

• Give Uvnil Mont Kid suspension only under adult supervision.
• Do not use this medicine for sudden wheezing or breathing difficulty.
• Keep the child's emergency asthma plan available.
• Avoid other cold or flu medicines unless the doctor approves them.
• Watch for nightmares, sleep changes, irritability or unusual behaviour and report these promptly.
• Keep the measuring device clean and use it for each application.

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