Oromol 150mg Drop 15ml

Oromol 150 MG Drop 15 ML are used for managing the following conditions in children:

• Mild to moderate pain such as headaches, toothaches and muscle aches

• Pain associated with colds or flu

• Back-aches and abdominal cramps

• High body temperature linked to viral infections

• Fever that can occur after immunization

To administer Oromol 150 MG Drop 15 ML to your child, follow these instructions:

• Shake the drops well before use.

• Use the provided dropper to measure out the correct amount of medication.

• You can give the drops directly into your child's mouth or mix it with a small amount of their food or drink.

• Always follow your doctor's advice on dosage and timing.

• Keep the bottle tightly closed when not in use.

• Remember, if you have any questions about how to give this medicine, consult your doctor.

Oromol 150 MG Drop 15 ML are given orally to children.

Oromol 150 MG Drop 15 ML contains paracetamol (150 mg), which acts on your child's body through the following mechanisms:

• Prostaglandin synthesis inhibition: Paracetamol works by blocking certain enzymes called cyclooxygenase (COX) in the body. These enzymes play a crucial role in producing prostaglandins, substances that are responsible for causing pain and fever.

• Central nervous system effects: Paracetamol also influences certain areas of the brain that control pain and temperature regulation. It increases the threshold at which pain is felt and promotes heat loss from the body.

• Indirect cannabinergic and serotonergic activity: Some studies suggest that paracetamol may have weak effects on certain pathways in the brain that influence our perception of pain. This might contribute to its effectiveness as a pain-relieving medication.

• Store Oromol 150 MG Drop 15 ML at room temperature.

• Keep the medicine protected from light and moisture.

• The bottle should be tightly sealed when it's not in use.

• Be sure to keep Oromol 150 MG Drop 15 ML out of reach of children.

• Always remember to check the expiry date and do not use the drops if they are past it.

• Following a balanced diet can help your child recover faster. Include plenty of fruits and vegetables that boost immunity, especially when managing fever associated with viral infections.

• Regular, gentle exercise or play can help distract children from discomfort related to pain conditions. However, heavy physical activities should be avoided during illness. Consulting your child's doctor for suitable activities is recommended.