Proasma syrup

About Proasma syrup

Proasma syrup Uses

• Prevention of asthma attacks triggered by allergies
• Relief of allergic symptoms like sneezing and runny nose
• Management of chronic hives
• Support for allergic conjunctivitis symptoms
• Long-term allergy prevention in children

Proasma syrup Benefits

• Once or twice daily dosing for convenience
• Suitable for younger children under medical guidance
• Works preventively rather than only during an attack
• Sweet syrup form makes it easier to give to kids

What Experts Say

Pediatricians and allergists prescribe this syrup for children with a pattern of allergy driven wheeze, itchy skin or recurring sneezing fits, especially when a clear seasonal or dust trigger is identified. It is used regularly over weeks rather than only when symptoms flare.

The syrup works by stabilizing mast cells and blocking histamine receptors, so the chemical chain reaction that produces sneezing, itching and airway tightening never fully gets started. Because of this preventive action, it takes days to weeks of steady use to show its full benefit.

Dust, smog and seasonal pollen make allergic asthma and rhinitis extremely common in children across the region, and parents often reach first for a home remedy before ever seeing a specialist for proper allergy testing. Doctors here usually explain that this syrup needs regular daily use over several weeks to build its protective effect, not just occasional dosing during a particularly bad week of symptoms.

Drug Class

• Antihistamine and mast cell stabilizer

Proasma syrup formula

• Ketotifen

Available forms

• Syrup

How to use Proasma syrup?

• Measure the dose using the provided cup or spoon.
• Give with food to reduce the chance of stomach upset.
• Take consistently, usually twice a day as prescribed.
• Allow at least two weeks to judge the full effect.
• Do not stop suddenly without checking with your doctor.

Drug Interactions

• Sedative medicines: Combined use increases drowsiness and sedation.
• Oral antidiabetic medicines: Ketotifen may reduce platelet counts in rare cases when combined, so monitoring is advised.
• Alcohol: Increases drowsiness when taken together, relevant mainly for adult patients.

Risks and warnings

• Young children: Should only be used at the dose and age recommended by a doctor.
• Drowsiness risk: Can affect concentration and school performance in some children.
• Epilepsy: Should be used cautiously as it may occasionally lower seizure threshold.
• Liver disease: May require dose adjustment in significant liver impairment.
• Sudden stopping: Abruptly stopping after long-term use may cause a temporary return of symptoms.

Proasma syrup Side Effects

• Drowsiness
• Dry mouth
• Increased appetite
• Dizziness
• Weight gain with prolonged use
• Irritability in some children

Storage Conditions

• Store below 25°C away from direct light.
• Keep the bottle tightly closed after use.
• Do not refrigerate unless the label says so.
• Keep out of reach of children.