Sinarest Syrup is used to relieve symptoms of the common cold in children, such as fever, body ache, a blocked or runny nose and sneezing. It is a combination medicine containing paracetamol (a fever reducer and pain reliever), phenylephrine (a nasal decongestant), chlorpheniramine maleate (an antihistamine) and sodium citrate (which helps loosen mucus).
This medicine is also used to ease watery eyes, an itchy throat and cough linked to colds and allergies. Measure each dose accurately with the device provided and give it as prescribed by the doctor. Do not give more than the prescribed dose, as too much paracetamol can harm the liver.
Making sure your child drinks plenty of fluids and gets enough rest can help recovery. Dressing your child in light clothing during fever may help them feel more comfortable.
This medicine should not be used in children below 4 years of age. Before giving it, tell the doctor if your child has liver, kidney, heart or thyroid problems, or is taking any other medicines, especially other medicines containing paracetamol or cold remedies. It may cause drowsiness. Contact the doctor if your child has a fast heartbeat, unusual restlessness or a fever that does not come down. Do not stop giving this medicine unless the doctor advises you to do so.













































































