Dextromethorphann Chlorpheniramine & Phenylephrine Hydrochloride Cufdyn-d Syrup

Dextromethorphann is used to treat cough that is brought on by the flu, the common cold, or other diseases. Dextromethorphann will suppress coughing, but it won't cure the underlying cause or hasten healing. The drug dextromethorphann belongs to the group of drugs known as antitussives. A cough-relieving drug called dextromethorphann is typically used to treat dry coughs. Coughing is a reflex activity that aids in clearing the throat of any mucus or foreign irritants. Most coughs only last two to three weeks on average, making them acute. However, if it persists for more than eight weeks, it may occasionally cause a chronic cough. A dry cough is itchy and doesn't cause any virulent or dense mucus to come out. There is a substance called dextromethorphann hydrobromide in dextromethorphann. it suppresses the cough. It functions by obstructing the brain's cough receptor, which is known to trigger coughing. Usually, dextromethorphann is prescribed to relieve a dry cough temporarily. Chronic cough, cough brought on by smoking, emphysema, or asthma, are not treated by it.