WHO Warning: Your cough syrup is dangerous. These 3 syrups are banned in the country, know these big warnings before giving them to children.

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If you are thinking of giving cough syrup to your child, then this news is very important for you. For some time now, cough syrup, especially given to children, has been banned globally. Serious concerns have come to light regarding this issue. Now a strict stance has been adopted in India also on this matter. According to reports, some such misconceptions are being banned in the country to avoid their use. These have been found to be unsafe for children. Doctors have advised parents to take special care while giving cough syrup to children. Is there any ban/advisory on Nakshapar syrup? Although the names of the three Nakshapar syrups have not been specified in the news, it probably refers to those syrups which contain certain ingredients like focodine. (Pholcodine), or some decongestants and antihistamines (Antihistamines). These substances can have adverse effects on young children, especially causing problems such as sleep, drowsiness, seizures or trouble breathing. World Health Organization (WHO) has also issued warnings on some such syrups earlier. What precautions should be taken while giving syrup to children who have cough? (Doctors advise): Do not give coffee syrup to young children: Most coffee syrup is not recommended for children between 6 months and 2 years. Children up to 6 years of age are also advised to avoid these syrups, unless prescribed by the doctor. Doctor’s advice First of all: Always consult a pediatrician before giving any syrup to the child. Give any medicine of your choice. Contents Ingredients (Dosage) More than that. Excess can be harmful. Emphasis on natural remedies: In case of mild cough, honey (for babies above 1 year), pay more attention to home and natural remedies like warm water, salt water gargles or soup. Watch for symptoms: If the baby has any unusual symptoms after giving the cough syrup, such as extreme lethargy If symptoms like discomfort, difficulty in breathing or other symptoms occur, stop the medicine immediately and contact the doctor. Understand the cause of cough: Cough is not a disease in itself, but is a symptom of some internal problem. Try to find out its cause. (Allergy, infection, asthma) and get treated accordingly. It is important that parents remain vigilant about the health of children and take utmost care in giving medicines.

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