Bricarex A 50/1.25/15 MG Expectorant 100 ML

Bricarex A Expectorant efficiently treats children's wet cough (cough with mucus). By increasing the water content of the mucus, it aids in its thinning. This soothes the throat and clears congestion, allowing your youngster to breathe more easily. Bricarex A Expectorant orallyshould be given with or without food. To lessen the risk of stomach discomfort, take it with food. Depending on your kid's clinical condition and the severity of the disease, you may be necessary to administer this medicine to your child for a few days to weeks. Even if your child begins to feel better, do not discontinue taking Bricarex A Expectorant on your own. Continue taking the drug until the entire course has been completed. For quick relief, do not give more than the prescribed amount, since this may have undesired side effects and worsen your child's health. If your child vomits after taking Bricarex A Expectorant Apple Sugar Free, calm him down and give him another dosage. If the next dose is due, skip this dose. To make up for the missed dose, do not overdose. Do not administer Bricarex A Expectorant to your child for an extended period of time without first consulting a doctor. Always read the drug label before taking it, and never use it with other cold and flu medicine because it may cause negative effects. Some common and transitory adverse effects of Bricarex A Expectorant may occur. Excessive salivation, weariness, headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, stomach discomfort, irregular heartbeat, rash, tremors, and numbness or tingling in the hands or feet are all possible symptoms. If your child has any concerning episodes while using Bricarex A Expectorant, contact his or her doctor straight away. Include any previous episodes of respiratory disease, allergy, heart problems, blood disorders, birth defects, airway obstruction, lung abnormality, sinus troubles, liver impairment, and kidney malfunction in your child's medical history. This information is crucial for dose adjustments and treatment planning for your child.