Ascoril C Syrup Health Feed

No don't give it.
Dextromethorphan should be avoided in small children.
Only give syp flucold 2.5 ml three times a day.

Dear lybrate-user,
check the small print on tossex and see if it contains codeine and chlorpheniramine maleate. If it contains codeine, and if your mother is sued to taking it for many years she may be addicted to the codeine component and it will be difficult to stop it. Codeine is a narcotic drug and can cause chronic constipation
there is something called tossex new which does not seem to contain codeine you can try changing over to that

Please Ascoril flu is for fever, and colds
Ascoril Ls is for cough Please add. Sy aziwok 1
100 mg 5 ml once a day for 3 days.

No it is not ok... better take proper consultation and take prescribed medicine only..
My suggestion is to take homoeopathic treatment.

If that doesn't work please follow these herbal combinations for complete cure
kumar kalyan ras 1 tablet twice a day
sitopiladi avleh 5 gm twice a day.

Hi! ascoril has components which can cause tremors
must consult your physician before taking any other expectorant cough syrup.

Look you have abused many substances known to produce dependence. If you have anxiety do not self medicate by these drugs as these may harm you, better take professional advise from a psychiatrist for deaddiction and control of your anxiety symptoms.

Ecospirin is given to prevent clotting of blood. It doesn't have any affect on your cough and weakness. Weakness well remain upto 2-4 weeks in a covid patient. Hydrate yourself well and continue protein calorie rich diet. For cough, use a. Codeine based syrup.
If feeling short of breath, continous fever. Please contact nearby hospital.

Hi Initially when you consumed you must have fun now it becomes habbit and as you must know it is not good for your mental as well as physical health. If you are willing you can stop without taking any kind of medicine.

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