Dmr 10Mg Tablet Health Feed

Since pregnancy is a very delicate state, we can say that no drug is 100 percent safe for all women. We have to be careful with any drug, even with over-the-counter medication or OTC drugs. The best thing to do is consult your GP or obstetrician. They both know your health situation and can recommend what will work best for you. Do not take more than the prescribed dose and better avoid taking any medication at all during the first trimester. This is the time when the fetus is most vulnerable.more

1.Do steam inhalation, salt water nasal spray, warm salt water gargling
2.take honey and lemon mixed with hot water
3.Have warm tea, soup
4.take adequate rest, drink plenty of water, have good nourishing diet
4.avoid over the counter cough syrup containing codeine, dextromethorphan and antibiotic without consulting Gynecologist

A study on treatments for nighttime coughing in children compared dark honey with the cough-suppressing medication dextromethorphan and with no treatment.
To use honey to treat a cough, mix 2 teaspoons (tsp) with warm water or an herbal tea.
Reduce caffeine. While some headache medications include caffeine because it can be beneficial in reducing headache pain, it can also aggravate headaches.

Govt bans 344 drugs, including phensedyl, corex
Sr. No. Product name (irrational fdc)
1 aceclofenac + paracetamol + rabeprazole
2 nimesulide + diclofenac
3 nimesulide + cetirizine + caffeine
4 nimesulide + tizanidine
5 paracetamol + cetirizine + caffeine
6 diclofenac + tramadol + chlorzoxazone
7 dicyclomine + paracetamol + domperidone
8 nimesulide + paracetamol
9 paracetamol + phenylephrine + caffeine
10 diclofenac+ tramadol + paracetamol
11 diclo...more

Use honey tea with warm water and also use ginger juice half spoon and last use of dextromethorphan syrup for better result and consult with me privately for proper solutions.

Dear lybrate-user, relax and calm down. Your child has allergic rhinitis for which you need to consult your nearby specialist. Sincerely.

The cough suppressant dextromethorphan has been in widespread use for many years and is generally considered safe to use during pregnancy, providing it is only taken for short periods of time and using the smallest dose possible.

Thanks
Dr B M GUPTA