What is Kodeine Lintus?
Kodeine Lintus is an opiate that is similar but weaker than morphine. It is designed to suppress the cough reflex in the central nervous system for dry and irritating cough. As with any other type of drugs, this drug has numerous advantages and negative side effects. There are also cases where this medicine can cause complications with other health problems, so the attending physician can prescribe something similar, but others.
The benefits that can be obtained when using LINCTUS Codein is that it suppresses dry and irritating cough without having a high risk of addiction as morphine does. Although it is dependent on this medicine because it is opiate, documented cases are relatively small. When the cough becomes unproductive, for example, when no mucus is excluded, this medicine can suppress a annoying cough. However, if any mucus or mucus is taken, it can take this medicine to be treated and even causes worse health conditions such as pneumonia to develop. Medicinal cough should never beSupported, but when it is unproductive and simply irritating codein Licectus can be prevented from stopping the pad process in the central nervous system, allowing the patient to continue everyday tasks without having to deal with an unpleasant cough.
Some of the negative side effects that can be experienced when using LINCTUS codein are the basic health problems associated with other types of drugs. Constitution is one of the most common side effects and drowsiness. This drug can affect the individuals differently, so it is recommended to avoid driving and operation of any type of device until the side effects for a particular patient can be evaluated. Another common negative effect that can have this medicine for people who accept it is a slow, shallow brshot. The last side effect, as mentioned above, is the risk of addiction. Because this medicine is opiate, patients can be dependent on it.
Kodeine LICTUS should never take people who have respiratory problems such as asthma or emphysema, because of the shallow respiratory state that accompanies its use. It should also be avoided if the patient is pregnant or breastfeeding unless the licensed physician is instructed otherwise. Children younger age of one are also instructed not to use this medicine, as well as older people who have liver conditions. As with all other types of drugs, LINCTUS can against other drugs against other drugs, so that a complete evaluation of the professional must be carried out before the drug is accepted.