Uses of Mebratux

Mebratux is a drug that acts on the respiratory tract, is indicated and prescribed by doctors in the treatment of diseases of rhinitis, pharyngitis, acute and chronic bronchitis,... So the mechanism of action. What are the uses and precautions when using the drug?

Mebratux has the main ingredient Eprazinone - a derivative of Piperazine that has the effect of regulating mucus, thinning sputum, dissolving sputum, making it easier to excrete sputum through the cough reflex. Thereby making the respiratory process more favorable and reducing bronchospasm. After oral administration of Mebratux, the drug is mainly metabolized in the liver by the breakdown of alkylation, reaching peak blood concentrations after 1 hour. The half-life and elimination of the drug is about 6 hours.

Mebratux is indicated for the treatment of:
Respiratory pathology in adults due to bronchial obstruction, especially in acute bronchitis. Acute chronic bronchitis. Improve symptoms of dyspnea due to phlegm caused by nasopharyngitis, colds, heatstroke with phlegm and thick phlegm. Patients with chronic respiratory failure and airway obstruction due to sputum. Cough, wheezing and flu. Asthma .

Cases where Mebratux is not indicated include:
Allergy to Eprazinone or any other ingredient of the drug. Women are breastfeeding. Patients with a history of seizures should not take Mebratux. Note when using Mebratux:
In case the patient has thick, purulent sputum or high fever, it is necessary to monitor and find the cause before using the drug. Consult your doctor before administering Mebratux to patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or chronic bronchitis. The drug can cross the placenta and there are no studies to ensure the safety of the drug for the fetus. Therefore, pregnant women only use the drug when absolutely necessary. There have been no studies on the effects of Mebratux on the ability to operate machinery, drive vehicles, work at height or work that requires concentration and meticulousness.

Some interactions may occur when Mebratux is combined with some other drugs as follows:
Cough suppressants or drugs that dry up bronchial secretions will reduce the effect of Mebratux when taken together, because the sputum is not expelled and output to the outside. Drugs metabolised by the liver when administered with Mebratux may interfere with the effects of both and increase hepatotoxicity.

How to use:
Mebratux is in the form of soft capsules. The patient should swallow the tablet whole with water, do not break or crush the tablet. Mebratux can be used on an empty stomach or on an empty stomach because it is metabolized independently of food. Dosage:
Adults take 1-2 tablets/time x 3 times/day. Children take medicine as prescribed by the doctor, depending on the medical condition and the patient's condition. Do not use Mebratux for more than 5 days unless directed by your doctor. Use the medicine according to the dose and duration prescribed by your doctor. If overdose can cause some dangerous manifestations for the body such as poisoning, convulsions. When detecting any abnormal symptoms, the patient should stop taking the drug immediately and take the patient to the nearest medical facility. If a dose is missed, the patient should take it again as soon as possible. If it is almost time for the next dose, skip the missed dose and take the next dose, do not take a double dose to make up for the missed dose.

Some unwanted effects when using Mebratux include:
Anaphylactic reactions, skin allergies and itchy rashes. Headache and dizziness. Sleepy. Digestive disorders . Above is all information about the drug Mebratux, patients need to carefully read the instructions for use, consult a doctor / pharmacist before use. Absolutely do not arbitrarily buy Mebratux treatment at home because there may be unwanted side effects.