Sumo L 125 MG Syrup 60 ML

Sumo L 125 MG Syrup 60 ML interacts with the following medicines:

• Enzyme Inducers: Medicines such as carbamazepine and phenytoin, which induce enzymes in your body, can heighten the toxic effect of Sumo L 125 MG Syrup 60 ML. They do this by increasing the formation of NAPQI, a harmful substance.

• Gout Medications: Probenecid, a medicine for gout, can increase paracetamol levels in your child's bloodstream by inhibiting the process that usually helps to get rid of it from the body.

• Blood Thinners: Regular high doses of Sumo L 125 MG Syrup 60 ML may enhance the effect of oral anticoagulants like warfarin, which are used to prevent blood clots.

No specific food interactions have been identified with this medicine.

Sumo L 125 MG Syrup 60 ML interacts with the following diseases:

• Liver Disease: If your child has a liver condition, giving them Sumo L 125 MG Syrup 60 ML could make their problem worse. The medicine is metabolised in the liver, which may increase stress.

• Diabetes: As Sumo L 125 MG Syrup 60 ML may contain sugar, it could impact blood sugar levels in diabetic children.

The recommended dose of Sumo L 125 MG Syrup 60 ML should be given to your child as advised by the doctor. The dosage may vary according to your child's response to the medicine and the severity of the condition. Following the doctor's instructions and not exceeding the prescribed dosage without consulting your doctor is essential.

If your child has been given more than the prescribed dose of Sumo L 125 MG Syrup 60 ML, they may experience symptoms like abdominal discomfort or feeling nauseous. If such symptoms persist, please consult your doctor.

If you forget to give your child a dose of Sumo L 125 MG Syrup 60 ML, do so as soon as you remember. However, if it's almost time for their next dose, skip the missed one and continue with their regular schedule. Do not increase the dosage without a consultation with your doctor.