A.Vogel Bronchoforce Chesty Cough Medicine for Adults | Mucus Cough Relief | Ivy Complex Oral Cough Drops | 50ml

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If any of the side effects become serious, or if you notice any side effects not listed above, please tell your doctor or pharmacist. It is unlikely that you would need both remedies at the same time, but occasionally you might want to soothe the irritation in your throat with Bronchosan whilst Bronchoforce gets to work bringing up the mucus from your chest. Tobler M, et al. Characteristics of whole fresh plant extracts. Schweizerische Zeitschrift fur GanzheitsMedizin, 1994. Bronchoforce may be used by children (over 12 years of age), adults and the elderly. Take 20 drops 3 to 5 times daily. There is no evidence that the use of Bronchosan will lead to drowsiness as it does not contain the active ingredient present in some conventional cough syrups or cough remedies which can cause sleepiness.

A bronchodilator inhaler: This can help to relax and open up the air passages, helping you to breathe more easily. This will usually only be recommended by your doctor in severe cases of acute bronchitis. There are several measures you can take to ease shortness of breath caused by bronchitis. You should: Coughs may be a sign of worsening asthma so if your cough does not improve with treatment, speak to your doctor

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Adding a few drops of peppermint or eucalyptus essential oil to your steam tent can also help soothe your airways and can aid in breaking up any mucus.

Do not use if you are hypersensitive to ivy, thyme or liquorice or to any of the other ingredients present in Bronchoforce Fresh spruce shoots contain a volatile oil that is rich in terpenes, an organic compound that has antiseptic, antibacterial and mucolytic properties. This last feature means it can encourage mucus to become liquid in form and therefore easier to move. However, pine shoots also promote the removal of catarrhal congestion from the lungs.Thyme has been used through the ages by many different cultures. The Egyptians used it for embalming, the ancient Greeks put it in their baths and used it as incense in their temples, and in the Middle Ages the Europeans believed that by putting it under their pillows they would have a sounder, nightmare free sleep. Other steam inhalation methods include taking a hot shower or bath, as well as creating a steam tent. To do this you lower your face over a bowl filled with hot water, placing a towel over your head and bowl and inhaling the steam. The narrowing of the airways due to inflammation, together with the excess mucus that is often produced, can cause airflow to and from the lungs to become restricted, which may result in shortness of breath, particularly when psychically active.