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CAN I USE FATS & UP N ACETYL CESTINE
I was having caught and kind of sore throat taking antibiotic for that. Just want to know can I start taking Fast & Up N acetyl cysteine supplement after my medication. Is it safe to take it normally doest it have any side effects kindly advise.
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NAC is helpful in loosening thick mucous And is taken for best effect after nebulization with a bronchodilator.If your taking it in dry cough than its no use.Side effects are as follows:
Common side effects of acetylcysteine include:
Bronchospasm
Disagreeable odor
Drowsiness
Fever
Coughing up blood
Increased volume of bronchial secretions
Irritation of tracheal or bronchial tract
Nausea
Runny or stuffy nose
Swelling and sores inside the mouth
Vomiting
Clamminess
Wheezing
Shortness of breath
Serious side effects of acetylcysteine include:
Chest tightness
Bronchoconstriction
Bleeding
So in short Kindly don't take any medication without physician consultation.
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