Description
Macbery Oral Drops is a paediatric respiratory medicine used to relieve cough with phlegm (wet cough), chest congestion, and breathing difficulty in children.
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Levosalbutamol: A bronchodilator that relaxes airway muscles, making breathing easier by widening the air passages.
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Ambroxol: A mucolytic that thins and loosens mucus in the airways, helping children cough it out more easily.
It is specially formulated for infants and young children in oral drop form for ease of use.
Uses of Macbery Oral Drops
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Relief from wet cough with mucus
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Treatment of chest congestion in respiratory tract infections
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Helps in bronchitis, asthma, and allergic cough (with phlegm)
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Supports easier breathing by clearing mucus from airways
How to Use
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Give the medicine exactly as prescribed by the doctor.
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Usually administered using a calibrated dropper.
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Can be given with or after food to avoid stomach irritation.
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Shake well before use.
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Do not overdose — measure carefully.
Side Effects
Most side effects are temporary and mild:
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Runny nose, mild throat irritation
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Nausea, vomiting, or stomach upset
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Headache or dizziness
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Restlessness or mild tremors (due to levosalbutamol)
Seek medical attention if the child develops:
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Fast or irregular heartbeat
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Severe allergic reaction (rash, swelling, breathing difficulty)
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Persistent vomiting or severe stomach pain
Precautions
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Use only under paediatrician’s supervision.
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Inform the doctor if the child has heart disease, thyroid problems, epilepsy, liver/kidney issues.
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May interact with other medicines (especially antibiotics, antihistamines, or asthma medicines).
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Not to be used for dry cough without mucus.
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