Amydramine syrup uses

• Calming the sputum-producing cough.

• The exit of mucus from the bronchi.

• Reducing the effects of leaching.

• Amydramine syrup side effects

  • Upset stomach.

  • Dry mouth.

  • Drowsiness.

  • A headache.

  • Difficulty urinating.

  • Vertigo.

  • Contraindications to the use of amydramine 

    Amydramine syrup for dry cough is not used in the following cases:

    • Pregnancy, lactation.

    • Hypersensitivity to one of the components of amydramine syrup.

    • Children under 12 years.

    • Precautions for the use of amydramine

      Amydramine syrup for dry cough is used only after consulting a doctor in the following cases:

      • High blood pressure.

      • Enlarged prostate.

      • Liver diseases.

      • Chronic pneumonia.

      • Asthma.

      • Storage conditions

        Amydramine syrup is kept at a temperature below 25 degrees Celsius, out of the reach of children.