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