Tritofen

Tritofen 1mg Syrup is used alongside other medications to help prevent mild asthma symptoms in children aged above 5 years caused by allergies. It is not for emergency asthma attacks and won't work during sudden shortness of breath. It may also be used to manage symptoms of allergic conjunctivitis.

The serious but rare side effects of Tritofen 1mg Syrup include seizures (fits), liver problems (yellowing of skin or eyes, dark urine), bladder issues (painful urination, frequent night urination), and severe skin reactions like rashes or blistering. You should seek medical help immediately if these occur.

The exact time Tritofen 1mg Syrup takes to show results is not known and is also based on the condition you are being treated for. For short-term relief such as itching, sneezing, etc., Tritofen 1mg Syrup may start working within hours. However, for full preventive effects, such as for asthma or chronic allergies, it can take a few weeks to months of consistent use.

Yes, sedation or drowsiness is common, especially when first starting treatment that may cause sleepiness. Avoid driving or operating heavy machinery until you know how it affects you.

Tritofen 1mg Syrup is safe for long-term use under medical supervision, especially for chronic allergies or asthma prevention.

You can stop using Tritofen 1mg Syrup if prescribed for short-term allergies associated with nasal cavity or eyes. But if Tritofen 1mg Syrup is used for asthma or chronic allergies, symptoms may return on stopping abruptly. Consult your doctor before stopping.