Bronchoped Syrup 100ml, a pediatric cough and expectorant formulation:
Bronchoped Syrup 100ml - Pediatric Respiratory Formulation
šĀ Therapeutic Class:
Expectorant + Bronchodilator Combination (Pediatric)
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Ā Active Composition (per 5ml):
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Salbutamol (1mg)Ā - Short-acting βā-agonist bronchodilator
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Bromhexine HCl (4mg)Ā - Mucolytic expectorant
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Guaifenesin (50mg)Ā - Expectorant
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Menthol (0.5mg)Ā - Local soothing agent
šÆĀ Primary Clinical Indications:
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Bronchospasm in asthma/bronchitis
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Productive cough with viscous mucus
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Bronchiolitis (adjunct therapy)
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Post-infectious cough in children
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Wheeze-associated respiratory conditions
šĀ Precision Pediatric Dosage:
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Children 2-6 years:Ā 2.5ml 3 times daily
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Children 6-12 years:Ā 5ml 3 times daily
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Adults/Adolescents ā„12 years:Ā 10ml 3 times daily
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Maximum Duration:Ā 5 days unless medically supervised
āļøĀ Pharmacokinetic Profile:
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Onset: Salbutamol (15-30 mins), Bromhexine (2-3 days for full mucolytic effect)
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Peak: Salbutamol (2-3 hours)
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Duration: 4-6 hours per dose
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Food does not significantly affect absorption
ā ļøĀ Critical Contraindications:
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Known hypersensitivity to sympathomimetics
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Cardiac arrhythmias
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Uncontrolled hypertension
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Hyperthyroidism
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Severe hepatic impairment
šĀ Significant Drug Interactions:
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ā Cardiovascular effects with other β-agonists
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ā Hypokalemia with diuretics/theophylline
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ā Efficacy with non-selective β-blockers
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Potential QT prolongation with macrolides
šĀ Adverse Effect Profile:
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Common: Mild tremor, headache, nausea
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Less common: Tachycardia, muscle cramps
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Rare: Paradoxical bronchospasm, hypokalemia
š¬Ā Essential Monitoring:
š”Ā Key Administration Notes:
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Use provided graduated syringe/dropper
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Best given after meals to reduce GI irritation
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Maintain adequate hydration
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Contains sucrose (2.5g/5ml dose)
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Storage: Below 30°C (protect from light)
šĀ Clinical Alternatives:
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For pure bronchodilation:Ā Ventolin Syrup
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Mucolytic only:Ā Bisolvon Pediatric
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Non-medicated option:Ā Saline nasal sprays