WOCKHARDT SYRUP

Wockhardt Syrup – Promethazine With Codeine Oral Solution

The Wockhardt syrup is a combination medicine of Promethazine and Codeine. It uses to treat cold or allergy signs such as sneezing, cough, and runny nose.

It contains an opioid cough medicine and might be habit-forming. To add Codeine is used for purposes not listed in this article. However, it is an ingredient of cough syrup mixed with flavoring ingredients that make their transition to lean.

To clarify, ingredients often include candy and sugary drinks. Therefore, dirty Sprite or Dirty Soda could be an alternative name for lean.

Sugary flavoring helps make the sticky-sweet flavor of cough syrup more palatable. Wockhardt is a worldwide pharmaceutical and biotechnology organization, offering high quality, affordable medicine for a healthier world.

What should I tell the doctor before I take Wockhardt Lean?

They need to know if you’ve any of these medical conditions:

• brain tumor
• Addison’s disease
• gallbladder disease
• diabetes
• glaucoma
• heart disease
• head injury
• history of irregular heartbeat
• history of a alcohol or drug abuse issue
• if you often drink alcohol
• liver disease
• low blood pressure
• kidney disease
• mental illness
• lung or breathing disease, like asthma
• seizures
• pancreatic disease
• thyroid disease
• stomach or intestine problems
• pregnant or trying to get pregnant
• trouble passing urine
• breast-feeding

How should I use Wockhardt Lean?

Take Wockhardt Lean by mouth. Follow the directions on the prescriptions label. You can take it with/without meal. If it upsets stomach, cosnue it with food. Use a specially marked spoon containing to measure each dose.

Ask your pharmacist if you don’t have any. Household spoons are not correct. Don’t overfill. Rinse the measuring tool with water after every dose. Take your medicine at regular intervals. Don’t take it more often than directed.

What makes Wockhardt Lean the best medicine?

It’s made of a combination of prescription-strength cough medication, soft drinks, and hard and super fruity flavored candy and alcohol. The Wockhardt Lean used to make lean drinks present the most harmful because they often contain codeine, an opioid drug.

Another active element in some prescription cough syrup is Promethazine, an antihistamine with potentially sedating effects, that in combination with opioids, could markedly impair motor functioning.