Uses of Tebunesin

Tebunesin drug is often used mainly to treat cases of cough with phlegm related to diseases such as bronchitis, bronchial asthma, emphysema, ... During treatment with Tebunesin, patients need Strictly follow the doctor's plan, avoid adjusting the dose on your own or stopping suddenly.

Tebunesin drug belongs to the group of drugs acting on the respiratory tract, manufactured by Ha Tinh Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Company - Vietnam. Tebunesin is used in cases of cough with phlegm due to bronchitis, bronchiectasis, emphysema, ...
Currently, Tebunesin is made in the form of syrup, packed in the specification of 1 bottle of 30ml, 60ml. , 100ml or 125ml. Each vial of Tebunesin syrup contains the main ingredients, including Terbutaline sulfate (1.5mg), Guaifenesin (66.5mg) and other excipients just enough.

2.1 Uses of Tebunesin Each active ingredient in Tebunesin will hold a different role and function, specifically:
Terbutaline sulfate: Helps relax uterine and bronchial muscles by selective stimulation mechanism beta 2 receptors. In addition, terbutaline sulfate also contributes to increased clearance of the mucociliary system in obstructive pulmonary disease, thereby helping mucus to move more easily. The bronchodilator effect of Terbutaline sulfate develops about 5 minutes after subcutaneous injection and reaches its maximum effect after about 30 minutes. Guaifenesin: Brings expectorant effect thanks to its ability to stimulate the gastric mucosa, increase secretions in the respiratory tract, and at the same time reduce the sticky viscosity of mucus in the bronchi and trachea. Thanks to this mechanism, Guaifenesin can increase the effectiveness of the cough reflex and make it easier to expel sputum. Guaifenesin is very suitable for cases of mild upper respiratory tract infections or colds that cause cough with thick sputum that is difficult to expel. Guaifenesin is often used in combination with nasal decongestants, bronchodilators, opiate antitussives, and antihistamines. 2.2 Indications for the use of Tebunesin Tebunesin is usually prescribed by doctors to relieve cough and expectorant due to the following conditions:
Emphysema. Bronchitis. Asthma . Acute upper respiratory tract infections and related diseases. Lung disease with bronchospasm. 2.3 Contraindicated to use Tebunesin for whom? According to expert advice, Tebunesin should be avoided in the following cases:
Patients with a history of hypersensitivity or allergy to Terbutaline sulfate, Guaifenesin or any of the excipients in the drug. Tebunesin is contraindicated in pregnant women or nursing mothers.

3.1 Dosage of Tebunesin The following is the dose of Tebunesin recommended by a doctor that patients can refer to:
Adults: Take 10-15ml x 2-3 times / day. Children from 7 to 15 years old: Drink 5-10ml x 2 - 3 times/day. Children from 3 to 6 years old: Drink from 2.5 to 5ml x 2 - 3 times/day. Children under 3 years old: Take 2.5ml x 2-3 times / day. 3.2 Instructions for correct and effective use of Tebunesin Tebunesin is made in the form of a syrup, so patients can take it orally with the dose prescribed by the doctor. Before using Tebunesin, patients should carefully read the instructions for use and follow the recommendations about the time to take the drug given by the doctor before.
If you have overdosed on Tebunesin and have some noticeable symptoms, the patient should stop treatment and immediately go to a medical facility for timely examination and treatment. Currently, the usual measures of drug overdose management, including gastric lavage, oral administration of activated charcoal, induction of vomiting, maintenance of hydration and some other supportive treatment.

When using Tebunesin, patients may accidentally encounter the following side effects:
Common side effects: Palpitations, tremors, muscle tremors, restlessness, cramps, and leg cramps. Rare side effects: Urticaria, rash, hypokalemia, behavioral and sleep disturbances. When any of the symptoms mentioned above appear, the patient needs to quickly inform the doctor about the health situation so that early measures can be taken.

5.1 What precautions should patients take while using Tebunesin? In order for the treatment with Tebunesin to be safe and effective, the patient needs to be cautious of the following:
Cases of uncontrolled thyrotoxicosis, severe cardiovascular disease or hypokalemia are not should be treated with caution if taking Tebunesin. Treatment of threatened preterm birth with Terbutaline sulfate can cause pulmonary edema, especially in cases of twins. The use of Tebunesin for the treatment of asthma may cause a decrease in oxygen pressure, and serum potassium levels should be monitored in these patients. Monitor glycemic index when initiating treatment with terbutaline sulfate in people with diabetes. Patients with gestational diabetes also need to be cautious, as the drug can lead to a risk of ketoacidosis and hyperglycemia. If necessary, the patient's insulin dose should be adjusted. Tebunesin does not affect the patient's ability to use machines and drive. The risks of using Tebunesin during pregnancy and lactation have not been well established, so it should be avoided in these subjects. 5.2 Interactions of Tebunesin with other drugs Tebunesin has a risk of an interaction reaction when used with the following drugs:
Non-selective beta blockers. Xanthine derivatives. Diuretic . Steroids. Halothane drug. Ipratropium drug. Once you know the information about the drug Tebunesin, the patient should strictly follow the principles of using the drug prescribed by the doctor. If you have any further questions, you can contact your doctor directly for answers.