Okaril Plus 50/1.25/4 MG Expectorant 100 ML

Okaril Plus 50/1.25/4 MG Expectorant 100 ML is used to relieve respiratory problems associated with mucus buildup in the chest. It helps loosen and clear thick phlegm, making coughing more productive and breathing easier. The syrup is commonly prescribed in conditions such as bronchitis, bronchial asthma, and emphysema, where chest congestion and breathing difficulty are prominent symptoms.

• Shake the bottle well before using the syrup.
• Measure the correct dose using a provided measuring cup or a calibrated oral syringe.
• This medicine is sugar-based and needs caution for use in diabetic patients. If you have diabetes, consult your doctor before taking this medicine.

Okaril Plus 50/1.25/4 MG Expectorant 100 ML is taken orally.

Okaril Plus 50/1.25/4 MG Expectorant 100 ML contains three active ingredients that work together to manage respiratory conditions:

• Bromhexine (4 MG): This component acts as a mucolytic agent. It helps break down mucus and decrease its stickiness, making it easier for the mucus to be cleared from the respiratory tract. Moreover, bromhexine increases the production of serous mucus, further thinning out the mucus and easing its expulsion.
• Guaifenesin (50 MG): Guaifenesin works as an expectorant. It increases the volume and decreases the viscosity of respiratory tract secretions. This facilitates more effective mucus clearance by coughing, making each cough more productive.
• Terbutaline (1.25 MG): Terbutaline is a bronchodilator. It works by relaxing the smooth muscles in the airways, leading to dilation of bronchi and bronchioles. This action helps relieve bronchospasms and makes it easier for air to move through the respiratory tract.

• Store Okaril Plus 50/1.25/4 MG Expectorant 100 ML at room temperature 30°C.
• Protect the bottle from light and moisture to maintain its quality.
• Always keep this medicine out of the reach of children to prevent accidental consumption.

• If you have respiratory conditions like bronchitis or asthma, it's important to avoid foods that trigger symptoms. Common dietary allergies include dairy, gluten, and certain fruits and vegetables.
• Regular exercise can help manage respiratory conditions. Activities like walking or yoga can help improve lung function, but remember to consult your doctor before starting a new exercise regime.