Description
π§Ύ What is it used for?
BROXYL LS Drop (15β―ml) by Austro Lab is a pediatric respiratory medicine used primarily for relieving wet cough with mucus in infants and young children. It is a combination of three active ingredients:
Levosalbutamol β A bronchodilator that helps relax airway muscles for easier breathing
Ambroxol β A mucolytic that thins and loosens mucus in the airways
Guaiphenesin β An expectorant that helps clear mucus from the chest and throat
Common uses include:
Productive (wet) cough in infants
Acute or chronic bronchitis
Pediatric respiratory tract infections with mucus
Wheezing or breathing difficulty with phlegm
β οΈ Common Side Effects
Generally well tolerated in infants under supervision, but side effects may include:
Nausea or mild stomach upset
Diarrhea or loose motion
Headache or dizziness (rare in infants)
Mild allergic reactions like rash or itching
Increased heart rate or restlessness (due to bronchodilator)
Runny nose or throat irritation
π¨ Serious Warnings & Precautions
Overdose Risk: Must be given in exact dose as prescribed by pediatricianβoverdose can cause increased heart rate, tremors, or low potassium
Allergic Reactions: Watch for signs like swelling of face/lips, severe rash, or difficulty breathingβstop use and seek help
Use in infants: Always under medical guidance and weight-appropriate dosing
Not for dry cough: This is a wet cough syrup and may worsen dry cough or asthma without mucus
Existing heart issues: Use cautiously in infants with congenital heart conditions
π Drug & Food Interactions
Antibiotics or other cold medicines: Should not be combined without pediatric consultation
Caffeine or theophylline-based drops: May worsen side effects like jitteriness
Food: Can be given with or without food; usually better tolerated after feeding
π₯ Cautionary Groups
Infants below 6 months: Use only if explicitly advised by doctor
Premature babies or low birth weight: Caution required; dose adjustments needed
Liver/kidney issues: Use only under strict medical monitoring
History of allergy to bronchodilators: Avoid use
β Tips for Safe Use
Always shake well before use
Use the dropper provided for accurate dosing
Do not exceed prescribed dose or frequency
Wipe the dropper tip after each use to maintain hygiene
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
Monitor baby after first dose for any side effects or allergic reactions
π When to Consult a Doctor Immediately
Baby develops rapid heartbeat or uncontrollable crying
Rashes, facial swelling, or trouble breathing after the dose
Persistent vomiting or loose motions
No improvement after 5 days of use or worsening of symptoms
Refusal to feed or excessive sleepiness post dosage
π§ Summary Table
Category | Details |
---|---|
Active Ingredients | Levosalbutamol + Ambroxol + Guaiphenesin |
Uses | Wet cough, chest congestion, infant respiratory infections |
Common Side Effects | Stomach upset, mild rash, loose motions, restlessness |
Serious Risks | Allergic reaction, fast heartbeat, jitteriness |
Interactions | With antibiotics, caffeine-based meds |
Precautions | In newborns, premature babies, heart/liver/kidney issues |
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