acetylcysteine

Acetylcysteine ​​is a drug which serves to dilute phlegm blocking the respiratory tract. Therefore, given this drug is not suitable for people with dry cough.

acetylcysteine

Thick sputum that attach to and inhibits the respiratory tract usually arise due to lung disease which includes bronchitis, tuberculosis, pneumonia and cystic fibrosis. Sputum thinning drug use will help you to be able to breathe easier.

Acetylcysteine ​​is available in different brands. Its use must be with a doctor's prescription in order to match the type of drug options diidap disease and health condition of the patient.

About Acetylcysteine

Types of drugs Expectorants
Prescription drugs group
Benefits dilute phlegm
Consumed by adults and children over 6 years
The tablet form, capsules, inhaler, injectable drug

Warning

For pregnant and lactating women, should consult a physician before using acetylcysteine.
Ask acetylcysteine ​​dosage for children to the doctor.
Please be careful if you suffer from asthma and diabetes.
Acetylcysteine ​​can cause drowsiness in some people. Avoid driving or operating heavy equipment for taking or using this drug.
If an allergic reaction or overdose, see your doctor.

Dose Acetylcysteine

Dose use of acetylcysteine ​​is generally not the same for each form of the drug. Doctors determine the dose of this drug based forms of drugs used, the type of disease, age and health condition of the patient.

For a capsule form, dose acetylcysteine ​​which is generally recommended for adult patients is 200 mg. While the frequency of consumption is two to three times a day.

Acetylcysteine ​​Eating Right

Use acetylcysteine ​​per physician and do not forget to read the information on the packaging.

Do not take acetylcysteine ​​along with the antibiotic tetracycline. Make sure there is a distance of at least two hours before or after taking this expectorant. The use of antitussives, or cough also should be avoided while taking acetylcysteine ​​because of the potential to trigger a buildup of phlegm.

Try to eat acetylcysteine ​​at the same time each day to maximize its effect.

For patients who forget to take acetylcysteine, are advised to immediately take it if the schedule next drink is not too close. Do not double the next dose acetylcysteine ​​on schedule to replace the missed dose.

Identify Side Effects and Hazards Acetylcysteine

Acetylcysteine ​​has the potential to trigger side effects that are likely to vary in each patient. Side effects that may occur while taking this medicine include:

• Sleepy.
• Nausea.
• Gag.
• Sprue.
• Runny nose.
• Fever.

Stop taking acetylcysteine ​​and call your doctor if you experience side effects such as chest pain, difficulty breathing, abdominal pain, and black stools.