MED PROFEN 100ML

from Valor Life Pharmacy · Erbil

2,750 IQD

In stock

This syrup is commercially known as Medprofen, and its active pharmaceutical ingredient is Ibuprofen ($100\text{ mg}$ per $5\text{ mL}$). It belongs to a class of medications called Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs).Here is the detailed guide to its uses and standard pediatric and adult dosages:1. What is Medprofen (Ibuprofen) used for?Medprofen has three primary therapeutic actions:Fever Reduction (Antipyretic): Highly effective at lowering a high body temperature caused by viral or bacterial infections.Pain Relief (Analgesic): Relieves mild-to-moderate pains such as toothaches, earaches, headaches, sore throats, or minor injuries.Anti-inflammatory: Helps reduce swelling and inflammation (such as inflamed tonsils or joints).2. Dosage Guide (Adults & Children)⚠️ Critical Rules for Administration:Give with Food: Always give this medication with a meal or a glass of milk. Never give it on an empty stomach, as it can cause stomach irritation or pain.Shake Well: Always shake the bottle thoroughly before measuring out a dose to ensure the medicine is mixed evenly.Age Limit: Do not give this medication to infants under 6 months old or those weighing less than $5\text{ kg}$ unless explicitly instructed by a pediatrician.The dosage is calculated by body weight, but standard age-based estimates are provided below. A dose can be given every 6 to 8 hours as needed (a maximum of 3 to 4 times within a 24-hour period).For Children (6 months to 12 years old):6 to 12 months ($7 \text{--} 10\text{ kg}$): $2.5\text{ mL}$ (half a teaspoon) per dose.1 to 3 years ($10 \text{--} 15\text{ kg}$): $5\text{ mL}$ (1 teaspoon) per dose.4 to 6 years ($15 \text{--} 20\text{ kg}$): $7.5\text{ mL}$ (1.5 teaspoons) per dose.7 to 9 years ($20 \text{--} 30\text{ kg}$): $10\text{ mL}$ (2 teaspoons) per dose.10 to 12 years ($30 \text{--} 40\text{ kg}$): $15\text{ mL}$ (3 teaspoons) per dose.For Adults and Adolescents (over 12 years old):While adults generally take tablets, if using this oral liquid suspension: Take $20\text{ mL}$ (4 teaspoons or 2 tablespoons) every 6 to 8 hours as needed.⚠️ Side Effects & Important Safety WarningAvoid Duplication: Do not give Medprofen alongside other NSAIDs (such as Brufen, Prof, or Voltarin/Diclofenac) at the same time, as this greatly increases the risk of severe stomach issues.Alternating with Paracetamol: If a child has a very stubborn, high fever, doctors sometimes recommend alternating Ibuprofen (Medprofen) with Paracetamol (such as Adol or Panadol) every few hours. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for a proper schedule if this is required.Pre-existing Conditions: Consult a physician before giving this medicine if the patient has a history of asthma, kidney problems, or stomach ulcers.Measurement: Always use a proper kitchen measuring syringe or medication spoon rather than a regular household utensil to guarantee the exact amount.