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Acebrophylline 100mg + Acetylcysteine 600mg Tablets
SKU GME766Product Introduction
Acebrophylline 100mg + Acetylcysteine 600mg combines a bronchodilator with a mucus-thinning medicine for obstructive respiratory conditions accompanied by thick sputum. It addresses both airway narrowing and difficulty clearing phlegm.
How to use
Swallow the tablet with water at regular scheduled times. Taking it after a meal may reduce nausea or stomach irritation. It is a maintenance medicine, not an extra dose to take repeatedly during sudden severe breathlessness.
How it works
Acebrophylline helps relax bronchial smooth muscle and supports mucus clearance. Acetylcysteine reduces mucus viscosity by breaking bonds within mucus proteins, making secretions easier to cough up.
Side effects
Nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, stomach discomfort, headache and palpitations can occur. Severe rash, wheezing or a persistent fast or irregular heartbeat need prompt medical attention.
Important information
Tell your doctor about heart rhythm problems, seizures, stomach ulcers and kidney or liver disease. Other xanthine medicines may add to adverse effects. Suppressing a productive cough can cause loosened secretions to remain in the airways.
Uses
- Obstructive airway disease with mucus retention, including selected asthma or COPD treatment regimens.
Benefits
Combines airway relaxation and sputum thinning to support airflow and clearance of retained phlegm.
Why are two respiratory medicines combined in Acebrophylline 100mg + Acetylcysteine 600mg?
Airway narrowing and sticky secretions can contribute separately to breathing difficulty. The two ingredients target these different problems.
Can it stop an acute asthma attack?
No. Sudden wheeze or severe breathlessness needs the prescribed rapid-acting reliever and urgent care if it fails to help.
Does it treat every chest infection?
No. It improves airflow and mucus clearance but does not replace an antibiotic when a bacterial infection requires one.
Can I stop my inhalers when the cough improves?
Improvement in mucus does not mean airway inflammation has resolved. Controller and reliever inhalers have separate roles.
Why should other bronchodilators be mentioned?
Medicines with overlapping airway effects can increase tremor, nausea or palpitations, especially when several are taken together.
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