BROMHEXIN 12 BC drops to take, 50 ml

Instructions for use for BROMHEXIN 12 BC drops to take, 50 ml

Detailed instructions for BROMHEXIN 12 BC drops to take, 50 ml

Field of use

Bromhexin 12 BC (pack size: 50 ml) are used to support the slime solution for respiratory diseases such as acute and chronic diseases of the bronchi and lungs.

Mode of action

The active ingredient bromhexin hydrochloride contained in bromhexin 12 BC (pack size: 50 ml) stimulates the glands to produce more thin mucus, which solves the stuck mucus in the airways. In addition, bromhexin hydrochloride causes the body to form more enzymes. These chop the long -chain fabrics that make the mucus tough.

Active ingredients / ingredients / ingredients

12 mg bromhexine hydrochloride
10.94 mg bromhexin
Citronic acid, water -free auxiliary material (+)
Mint oil auxiliary material (+)
Propylen glycol auxiliary substance (+)
Water, cleaned auxiliary material (+)

Contradictions

The drug must not be taken- if you are hypersensitive to bromhexin hydrochloride or one of the other components- if you have a stomach or duodenum ulcer ulcer, since the medicine can influence the mucous membrane barrier of the stomach and intestine- of infants and toddlers under 2 years (danger of larynx)- from patients with bronchial asthma or other respiratory diseases that are associated with a pronounced hypersensitivity of the airways. The inhalation of the drug can lead to shortness of breath or trigger a asthma attack.

dosage

Unless otherwise prescribed, children under the age of 6 will receive 8 Bromhexin 12 BC (pack size: 50 ml). Children and adolescents from 6 - 14 years and patients below 50 kg body weight receive 16 bromhexin 12 BC (pack size: 50 ml). Adults and adolescents from the age of 14 take up 16 - 33 drops Bromhexin 12 BC (pack size: 50 ml) 3 times a day. Bromhexin 12 BC (pack size: 50 ml) should be 3 times a day, i. H. In the morning, at noon and in the evening, after meals, undiluted and taken with sufficient liquid.

Taking

The drops must be taken.
The expectorant effect of the drug can be supported by fluid intake.

Patient information

It has been very rare about the occurrence of severe skin reactions such as Stevens-Johnson syndrome and Lyell syndrome in a temporal connection with the use of bromhexin. When the skin and mucous membrane changes come back, medical advice should be obtained immediately and the application of the medicine should be ended. They may only take the medicine after consultation with their doctor:- In some rare diseases of the bronchi, which are accompanied by excessive secretion collection (e.g. malignant zilien syndrome ), if the medicine is only used under medical control due to a possible secretion of a secretion. If the kidney function is severely disturbed, the dismantling products formed in the liver must be included in the liver. There are no special features to be observed. Store drug out of reach of children.     

Pregnancy

Ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice before taking/using all medicinesn so far no experience, so the medicine during pregnancy may only be taken by the doctor after strict benefit-risk assessment. Bromhexin merges into breast milk. Since the effects on the infant are insufficiently examined, the medicine must not be taken during breastfeeding.

Hints

Pay attention to sufficient fluid intake while taking the product to promote the slime solution.

Miscellaneous

Bromhexin 12 BC must not be taken- by patients who are hypersensitive (allergic) against bromhexin hydrochloride or one of the other components of bromhexine 12 BC- of patients with gastrointestinal or duodenum ulcer, since bromhexin 12 BC can influence the mucous membrane barrier from stomach and intestine - From infants and toddlers under 2 years (risk of larynx cramp)- from patients with bronchial asthma or other respiratory diseases that are associated with a pronounced hypersensitivity of the airways. The inhalation of bromhexin 12 BC can lead to breath shortness of breath or asthma intentions are rare about the occurrence of severe skin reactions such as Stevens-Johnson syndrome and Lyell syndrome in the temporal connection with the use of bromhexine. When the skin and mucous membrane changes come back, medical advice should therefore be obtained immediately and the use of bromhexin 12 BC should be ended. z. B. Malignes Zilien syndrome), Bromhexin 12 BC should only be applied under medical control due to a possible secretion- with restricted kidney function or severe liver disease (bromhexine 12 BC are then used in larger intake distances or in reduced dose). In the case of severely disturbed kidney function, the reduction in bromhexine 12 BC, which is formed in the liver, must be expected to monitor the liver function and breach of breath: bromhexin 12 BC should only be used in pregnancy in pregnancy in pregnancy. -Iniko weighing up by the doctor. In breastfeeding, bromhexin 12 BC must not be taken. Bromhexine 12 BC contains mint oil. As a result, a larynx cramp can be caused in infants and children under 2 years with the result of severe breathing disorders. With the combined use of bromhexine 12 BC and coughing remedies (antitussiva), a dangerous secretion can arise due to the restricted cough reflex, so that the indication for this combination treatment should be provided carefully. Risks and side effects read the package supplement and ask your doctor and pharmacist.