Amrox-LS Junior Syrup is used in children to relieve a chesty cough with thick mucus and tight airways, as may occur with bronchitis and chest infections. It is a combination medicine containing ambroxol and guaifenesin, which belong to a class of medicines called mucolytics and expectorants, and levosalbutamol, which belongs to a class called bronchodilators.
This medicine works by thinning sticky mucus with ambroxol, while guaifenesin loosens phlegm from the chest so it is easier to cough up, and levosalbutamol relaxes the muscles of the airways so they open more easily. Give it only at the dose your child's doctor prescribes, using the measuring cup or syringe provided rather than a kitchen spoon.
Giving your child plenty of fluids helps keep mucus loose. Do not give it with other cough or cold medicines unless the doctor advises, as some contain similar ingredients.
Before giving this medicine, tell the doctor if your child has a heart problem, diabetes, an overactive thyroid or fits, or takes any other medicines. Contact the doctor if your child has a very fast heartbeat, breathing that gets worse, a high fever or a cough lasting more than a week.
































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