BELORAMINE

Indications:

All allergy conditions: rhinitis (especially seasonal type), hay fever, conjunctivitis, and urticaria.

Drug allergies: after taking medications for the treatment of cases that is accompanied with urticaria.

Skin disorders: such as atopic dermatitis, contact dermatitis, acute urticaria, insect bites & stings and allergic rashes.

Motion sickness.

Cautions:

–The effects of alcohol and C.N. S. depressants may be increased.

Patients should be warned that ability to drive or operate machinery may be impaired.

Drug Interactions:

Antiepileptics.

Side Effects:

Rare in usual doses.

Sedation, dizziness, tinnitus, in-coordination, headache, and dry mouth.

Contraindications:

–Glaucoma (To be given with caution if necessary).

Premature born babies and new borns.

Dosage & administration:

Dosage

0.5mg chlorpheniramie maleate (1.25ml syrup) 0.5mg chlorpheniramie maleate (1.25ml syrup)

Frequency (Times/day) 3-4 times daily

Twice daily 3-4 times daily

6 – 12 years

Over 12 years

1mg chlorpheniramie maleate (2.5ml syrup) 1 tablet

3-4 times daily

2-3 times daily

Storage:

–Store at temperature Under 25°C.

– Keep out of reach of children.

Protect from light and moisture.

Presentation:

–Beloramine Tablets: 2 blisters each one contains 10 Beloramine tablets/carton box.

– Beloramine Syrup: Glass bottle of 100ml Beloramine syrup/ carton box.