Chupp 50/1.25/2 Mg Syrup 100 Ml

Chupp Syrup 100ml is used to treat wet coughs linked to respiratory conditions, reducing chest tightness from bronchitis, easing wheezing in asthma, and supporting mucus clearance from the airways.

Uses of Chupp Syrup 100ml are:

• Wet Cough: Helps clear mucus and makes coughing more productive.
• Bronchitis: Reduces chest tightness and congestion.
• Asthma: Eases wheezing and breathing difficulty linked to mucus buildup.

• Shake the bottle thoroughly before use.
• Measure your dose using a measuring cup or spoon. Do not consume directly from the bottle.
• This medicine is sugar-based and needs caution for use in diabetic patients. If you have diabetes, consult your doctor before taking this medicine.
• Keep the bottle tightly capped after each use.

Chupp 50/1.25/2 Mg Syrup 100 Ml is taken orally.

Chupp 50/1.25/2 Mg Syrup 100 Ml has a unique combination of three active ingredients that work together for effective management of wet cough:

• Bromhexine (2 mg): This is a mucolytic agent. It helps reduce the thickness of mucus by breaking down its components called mucopolysaccharides. This action facilitates easy clearance of mucus from the respiratory tract.
• Guaifenesin (50 mg): This ingredient acts as an expectorant. It increases the volume and reduces the stickiness of respiratory tract secretions, making it easier to clear mucus from the airways.
• Terbutaline (1.25 mg): Terbutaline is a bronchodilator. It relaxes the smooth muscles in your airways, widening them, thus making breathing easier. It also inhibits the release of inflammatory substances in your body.

• Store Chupp 50/1.25/2 Mg Syrup 100 Ml in a cool and dry place, ideally below 30°C.
• Keep the syrup in its original container, protected from heat and direct sunlight.
• Always ensure the lid is tightly closed to prevent exposure to air.
• Keep this medicine out of reach of children.
• Check the expiry date before use and avoid using expired products.

• If you have been prescribed Chupp 50/1.25/2 Mg Syrup 100 Ml for asthma or bronchitis, try to avoid exposure to dust, smoke, and strong perfumes, as they can trigger coughing and wheezing.
• A balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables can boost your immune system and potentially help in managing respiratory infections, which often cause wet cough. Consult your doctor for more specific dietary advice.