Macphylline Syrup Substitute

Macphylline Syrup contains Acebrophylline, which relaxes muscles and widens the lungs' airways. Additionally, it helps reduce the mucus's viscosity in the airway and facilitates breathing. It helps to cough out easily and makes breathing easier by opening airways.

Macphylline Syrup should be used cautiously in patients suffering from fits since it may worsen the illness. Inform your doctor if your children have a history of fits before taking Macphylline Syrup so that the dose can be modified or a different medication can be provided.

No, it is not recommended to use any antibiotics with Macphylline Syrup as co-administration of these medicines may increase the risk of adverse effects of Macphylline Syrup . So, it is recommended not to use it unless prescribed by a doctor.

No, Macphylline Syrup does not relieve sudden asthma symptoms. Therefore, it is advised to carry a rescue inhaler always to treat sudden asthma symptoms.

Yes, Macphylline Syrup is safe to use in most patients. Some patients might experience common side effects such as Headaches, trembling (particularly in the hands), a dry mouth, palpitations (noticeable heartbeats), muscle cramps, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea and upset stomach. If you notice any unusual symptoms in your child while on treatment with Macphylline Syrup , inform your doctor.