Ventidox-Bro 10 Tablets

babies: it is unsafe to use in < 18 years of age children. pregnancy: it is unsafe to use in pregnancy.
even though there are limited human studies, animal studies have shown that this medication may increase the risk to the developing baby. your doctor will prescribe this medication based on the benefits to risk ratio.
consult your doctor. lactating mother: studies are not available on the use of this medication in lactating mothers.
consult your doctor. alcohol: studies are not available on the use of this medication while consuming alcohol.
consult your doctor. driving: it is not known whether it is safe to use while driving.
consult your doctor. kidney: use this medication with caution in kidney disease patients.
you may need dose adjustment in kidney disease patients. consult your doctor.
liver: use this medication with caution in liver disease patients. you may require dose adjustment in liver disease patients.
consult your doctor..

Nausea Stomach upset Vomiting Stomach ache Headache Irritation Sleeplessness Abnormal heart rate Allergic reaction.

ambroxol in VENTIDOX-BRO is a mucolytic medication. it works by breaking the mucopolysaccharide fibres, which makes the sputum thinner and less thick.
ambroxol also lessens the sticking of mucus to the bronchial wall. thus it clears the mucus.
doxofylline is a xanthine bronchodilator. it works by relieving the muscles of the airways and widens airways.
therefore it makes inhaling and exhaling easier..

If you miss a dose, take VENTIDOX-BRO as soon as possible. If it is near the time of the next dose, then skip the missed dose. Take the prescribed dose on your regular time daily. Don't double the dose to catch up with the missed dose..

• VENTIDOX-BRO is advised to treat and prevent asthma and copd attacks (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) • this medication is not for instant relief. always carry the inhaler with you • notify your doctor immediately if you feel breathlessness • avoid smoking.
smoking causes discomfort and injury to the lungs that will make your disease worse • do not discontinue this medication without informing your doctor.

• phenytoin + doxofylline: concurrent use of these medications may result in the decreased therapeutic effect of doxofylline • propranolol + doxofylline: concurrent use of these medications may result in increased serum concentrations of doxofylline • allopurinol + doxofylline: concurrent use of these medications may result in increased toxicity of doxofylline • cimetidine + doxofylline: concurrent use of these medications may result in increased toxicity of cimetidine • phenytoin + ambroxol: concurrent use of these medications may result in the decreased therapeutic effect of ambroxol.