Description

Maxtra Oral Drops is generally used in children to relieve symptoms associated with upper respiratory disorders such as the common cold and allergies. This medication is classified into two categories: antihistamines and decongestants. In addition to easing cold and allergy symptoms, it is used to treat nasal and sinus congestion, itchy, watery eyes, and nose or throat irritation. It may also be used with antibiotics to treat sinusitis, tonsillitis, and otitis media. The doctor should prescribe the amount and frequency of these drops based on your child's age, weight, and medical condition. Before beginning this drug, you should advise your child's doctor of any pre-existing diseases or current prescriptions. If you detect any negative effects in your kid while taking this medication, please inform their doctor immediately. For best results, continue administering the medication for the period suggested by your doctor.

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Uses of Product

Reduces nasal and sinus congestion. Managing runny nose and sneezing. Relieving itchy, watery eyes Reducing itchiness in the nose and throat Aiding antibiotics in the treatment of sinusitis Supporting antibiotics in tonsillitis treatment Complementing antibiotics in treating otitis media

Direction For Use

Shake the bottle well before each use. Use a precise measuring equipment to ensure proper dosage. The medication may be administered with or without meals. Do not exceed the prescribed dosage or frequency of administration. Make sure the bottle is properly closed after each use.

Side Affects

Drowsiness or the sensation of being dizzy Feeling nauseated or vomiting? Managing Side Effects: The majority of negative effects are transient and often safe, and they go away once you stop using Maxtra Oral Drops. However, if you encounter any major side effects or if any of your symptoms worsen, immediately see your doctor. Here are some tips for treating two frequent side effects: Drowsiness or dizziness: Give Maxtra Oral Drops to your kid at bedtime to lessen the severity of these side effects throughout the day. Nausea or vomiting: Give Maxtra Oral Drops after a meal to reduce the impact.

Safety Advices

Liver If your kid has liver problems, be cautious while giving them Maxtra Oral Drops. Consult your doctor about the possible dangers and advantages. Kidney Maxtra Oral Drops should be used with caution if your child has a history of renal difficulties. It is advisable to see your doctor before administering this medication. Allergy If your kid has any known sensitivities to the substances in Maxtra Oral Drops, do not provide this medication without seeing a doctor. Children Maxtra Oral Drops should be used with care on young children. It is not suggested for usage in children under the age of two without first seeing a doctor.

Disclaimer

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