Bronchobos syrup 5% 200ml

Instruction for Bronchobos syrup

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Release form

Bronchobos syrup is presented in two dosages - 2.5% and 5%. It is a clear pink liquid that smells like raspberries. This syrup is a little viscous and sweet in taste. Sometimes its color is darker, up to a red tint. It is sold in 200 ml brown glass bottles equipped with child protection.
    Also, the drug is made in gelatin capsules containing 375 mg of the active compound in each. One package contains 30 such capsules, placed in blisters of 10 pieces.

Composition

The main ingredient in Bronchobos syrup is carbocysteine. It contains 125 mg in 5 ml of 2.5% medicine, and 250 mg in 5 ml of syrup with a concentration of 5%. Excipients of this drug are 96% alcohol (125 mg in 5 ml), purified water and glycerol.
    Bronchobos syrup also contains Na hydroxide, citric acid, sodium carmellose, propyl and methyl para hydroxybenzoate. For smell and sweetness, Na saccharinate and raspberry flavor were added to the preparation, and the color of the syrup was provided with dye azorubine.

Operating principle

Carbocysteine ​​in the composition of syrup Bronchobos has a mucolytic effect. It activates the work of goblet cells in the mucous membrane of the bronchial tree, affecting the production of enzymes by these cells. As a result of this effect, the characteristics of the bronchial secretion are normalized, and the mucus becomes less viscous. In addition, Bronchobos positively affects the state of the structure of the mucosa and the function of the epithelium (ciliated cells). The positive effect of the drug on the secretion of immunoglobulin A in the mucus is also noted.

Indications

Bronchobos syrup is prescribed for acute or chronic bronchopulmonary pathologies in which the production and evacuation of mucus is impaired, for example, with tracheitis, bronchitis, bronchiectasis, or bronchial asthma. Also, the drug is recommended for rhinitis, sinusitis or otitis media. The drug is also in demand in preparing the patient for such manipulations on the lungs as bronchography or bronchoscopy.

At what age is allowed to take?

A syrup with a dosage of the active compound of 2.5% is prescribed for children older than three years. As for a more concentrated drug (with a 5% carbocysteine ​​content) and capsule form, the instructions for use prohibit giving such options for up to 15 years.

Contraindications

Bronchobos syrup should not be used to treat children if:
    The child has hypersensitivity to any component of the syrup.
    The baby worsened peptic ulcer.
    An exacerbation of chronic glomerulonephritis is diagnosed in a small patient.
    The child developed cystitis.
    The baby has liver disease.
    The child injured the brain, he has epilepsy or other brain pathologies.

Side effects

The use of Bronchobos syrup can provoke:
    Nausea.
    Pain in the stomach.
    Diarrhea.
    An allergic reaction in the form of itching, swelling or urticaria.
    Vomiting
    Sensation of weakness and malaise.
    Dizziness.
    If the child has bronchial asthma, taking the syrup occasionally can cause obstruction.

Instructions for use and dosage

The syrup is dosed using the 5 ml measuring spoon attached to the bottle, which has a mark at 2.5 ml. The drug is prescribed in this dose:
    Children 3-6 years old should take 2.5% of the medicine 2 to 4 times a day for 1 scoop.
    For a child aged 6-15 years, a syrup with a concentration of 2.5% is given 1 scoop three times a day. Often, a single dosage is increased to 10 ml (two measured spoons).
    Children over 15 years old are given 5% syrup three times a day in the amount of three scoops (15 ml per reception). Also, at 15 years of age and older, Bronchobos can take 2 capsules. In this dose, the medicine is drunk three times a day until a therapeutic effect is obtained, and then they switch to a double dose.
    The duration of treatment with Bronchobos syrup is best agreed with the doctor. Without consultation, it is impossible to give such syrup to children longer than 8-10 days.

Overdose

A child’s body “responds” to nausea, syrup, loose stools, and abdominal pain when the syrup is exceeded. With such symptoms, the drug is immediately canceled and consult a doctor.
Interaction with other drugs
    Treatment with Bronchobos syrup will enhance the therapeutic effect of antibiotics and glucocorticoids.
    Such a drug also increases the effect of theophylline.
    If you give your child atropine-like medicines or cough suppressants, this will decrease carbocysteine ​​activity.
    Due to the presence of ethanol in the syrup, it is not recommended to combine it with treatment with cephalosporins, antidiabetic sulfa drugs, metronidazole, chloramphenicol and some other medicines indicated in the instructions.

Storage conditions and shelf life

The storage temperature of the syrup should not be below zero or above +30 degrees. It is important to ensure that the drug is not accessible to babies. The shelf life of the syrup is 3 years.

Reviews

About the use of Bronchobos syrup in the treatment of children, mostly good reviews are found. Most mothers confirm that the product dilutes sputum well and helps in the fight against cough. Many babies like the taste of the medicine, and side effects are rare.

Terms of sell

You don't need a prescription to buy Bronchobos syrup.