Reswas Ls Sugar Free Syrup 100Ml

Reswas LS Syrup is used to manage a productive cough in adults associated with respiratory conditions such as bronchitis, asthma, COPD and other conditions involving thick mucus in the airways.

Uses of Reswas LS Syrup are:

• Productive Cough: Helps clear a cough with thick mucus.
• Bronchitis: Manages both acute and chronic bronchitis.
• Asthma and COPD: Eases breathing difficulties associated with these conditions.

To ensure you get the best out of Reswas LS Syrup, follow these instructions:

• Use a measuring cup or spoon to accurately measure your dose.

• This medicine can be taken with or without food.

• The syrup formulation makes it easy to swallow.

• Always remember to replace the bottle cap tightly after each use.

Reswas LS Syrup is taken orally.

Reswas LS Syrup contains three key ingredients that work together:

• Levosalbutamol (1 mg): A bronchodilator, levosalbutamol works on beta-2 adrenergic receptors in your lungs. This action causes relaxation of bronchial smooth muscles, thereby reducing bronchospasm and improving airflow.

• Ambroxol (30 mg): This component reduces the thickness of mucus secretions in your respiratory tract, making it easier to clear mucus by coughing. Additionally, it stimulates the production of a substance called pulmonary surfactant.

• Guaifenesin (50 mg): Acting as an expectorant, guaifenesin boosts the output of phlegm and bronchial secretions by decreasing their stickiness and surface tension. This action makes mucus less thick and promotes a productive cough.

• Store Reswas LS Syrup in a dry area away from direct sunlight.

• Maintain an ideal storage temperature below 25°C.

• Ensure the container is tightly closed when not in use to prevent air and moisture exposure.

• Keep this medication out of reach of children.

• If you're managing bronchitis or asthma, avoid smoking, as it can worsen your condition and counteract the benefits of Reswas LS Syrup.

• As excessive mucus can be triggered by certain foods, try to limit the intake of dairy products such as milk and cheese, which are known to increase mucus production.