Urgo Humer Cough Syrup for Dry and Productive Coughs, 170 ml, is formulated with natural ingredients such as honey and plantain to relieve dry and productive coughs.
This syrup from the Urgo Humer line contains natural active ingredients to help relieve coughs for the whole family ages 8 and up. It is formulated withnatural ingredients, including honey, licorice, and plantain.
Coughing is a natural bodily mechanism that clears the airways of inhaled impurities. It is usually caused by irritation that can occur anywhere in the respiratory tract: the trachea or the bronchi. During bronchitis, the cough generally goes through two phases: first, it is a dry cough, then it becomes a productive cough after a few days. In contrast, during a winter respiratory illness, the cough may be “mixed,” meaning it alternates between dry and productive depending on the moment. After such a viral episode, the cough persists for 3 to 8 weeks even after the infection has cleared up. This is because the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract have been weakened; this is referred to as a “post-infectious” and “subacute” cough.
This dry cough syrup from the Urgo Humer line is specifically designed to soothe the discomfort associated with this type of cough. Thanks to its formula based on natural active ingredients, such as honey and licorice, it works gently to reduce irritation in the throat and respiratory tract. Honey, with its well-known soothing properties, forms a protective film over the irritated mucous membrane, helping to calm itching and burning sensations. Similarly, licorice, thanks to its anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties, helps relieve irritation and promote the healing of inflamed tissues. By working synergistically, these natural active ingredients provide effective and long-lasting relief from a dry cough, while supporting respiratory health.
Urgo Humer syrup for productive coughs offers a comprehensive solution to relieve the symptoms associated with this type of cough. In addition to soothing irritation in the throat and respiratory tract, this syrup helps thin bronchial secretions and facilitates their expulsion. Plantain, a key ingredient in this formula, is known for its expectorant and decongestant properties. It works by promoting the expulsion of mucus accumulated in the respiratory tract, thereby providing effective relief from productive coughs. By acting gently and deeply, this syrup helps clear the respiratory tract, making it easier to breathe and contributing to a faster recovery.
In certain respiratory conditions, such as bronchitis or viral infections, a cough can persist for several weeks, even after the initial condition has resolved. This persistent cough can be particularly bothersome and exhausting for patients. Urgo Humer syrup is specially formulated to help relieve persistent cough symptoms by soothing irritation in the respiratory tract and promoting the clearance of bronchial secretions. Thanks to its natural and effective formula, this syrup provides long-lasting relief, allowing patients to regain optimal respiratory comfort.
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The dosage for adults is 1½ cups 2 to 4 times a day. For children over 8 years old, the dosage is 1 cup up to 2 times a day.
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Water, Fructose, Sorbitol, glycerin, honey, dry extract of Plantago major, hydroglyceric extract of Malva sylvestris, dry extract of Viola tricolor, karaya gum, licorice extract, potassium sorbate, citric acid, peppermint essential oil.
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Urgo Humer Dry and Productive Cough Syrup is available at your online pharmacy in a 170-ml bottle.
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