Chericof Ls Sugar Free Syrup 100Ml

Chericof Ls Sugar Free Syrup 100ml is used to manage a chesty cough with thick mucus in adults, helping thin and clear phlegm and ease breathing, in a sugar-free formula.

Uses of Chericof Ls Sugar Free Syrup 100ml are:

• Chesty Cough: Thins and clears thick mucus.
• Airway Tightness: Helps open the airways to ease breathing.
• Throat Irritation and Runny Nose: May ease these symptoms linked to respiratory infections.

• Take Chericof Ls Sugar Free Syrup 100ml with water.
• Use the provided measuring cup or dropper to measure the correct dose of the syrup.
• Keep the bottle well-capped after use.
• This medicine is sugar-based and needs caution for use in diabetic patients. If you have diabetes, consult your doctor before taking this medicine.

Chericof Ls Sugar Free Syrup 100ml is taken orally.

Chericof Ls Sugar Free Syrup 100ml contains the following components:

• Levosalbutamol sulphate (1mg): It is a bronchodilator which helps relax and widen the muscles in the airways. It works to relax the airways regardless of the trigger, preventing the narrowing of the airways. 
• Ambroxol Hydrochloride (30 mg): It is a mucolytic agent that helps thin and loosen the respiratory tract's mucus. Promoting the production of a thinner, more manageable mucus facilitates easier expectoration, relieving congestion and cough associated with respiratory conditions.
• Guaifenesin (50 mg): It is an expectorant that helps to increase the volume and reduce the viscosity of respiratory secretions. It irritates certain receptors in the stomach, triggering reflexes that cause the glands to produce thinner and less sticky mucus. As a result, the thicker mucus blocking the small airways may be flushed out, temporarily improving breathing difficulties and shortness of breath.

• Store this medicine at a temperature below 25 ºC.
• Do not freeze.
• Keep Chericof Ls Sugar Free Syrup 100ml away from children.

• Identify and avoid specific foods that may trigger or worsen your respiratory symptoms. Common triggers include dairy products, caffeine, and processed foods.
• If you're a smoker, quit smoking to manage asthma, bronchitis, and emphysema.
• Minimise exposure to allergens like dust mites, pet dander, pollen, or mold.
• Keep your living environment clean, and consider using air purifiers if necessary.
• Avoid exposure to smoke, strong odours, and chemical fumes, as they can irritate the airways and trigger bronchospasm.