KUSHAL KANTHIL 5GM TABLET 100'S

How KUSHAL KANTHIL 5GM TABLET 100'S Works

• Sucking the pill slowly keeps the mouth producing saliva, which moistens a dry, irritated throat. Liquorice leaves a sweet, coating layer over the lining of the throat.
• Mint oil and camphor give a cooling sensation that makes the throat feel less raw, and clove and cardamom add a warming, aromatic taste. The effect is soothing and short-lived, since the ingredients act where they touch.

Throat pills used as directed seldom cause problems. Some people notice a burning or tingling feeling in the mouth from the camphor, clove or mint, or mild stomach upset if too many are taken. Liquorice taken in large amounts or for a long time can raise blood pressure, cause the body to hold on to salt and water, and lower potassium levels. People with high blood pressure, heart disease or kidney disease are most sensitive to this. Camphor is toxic when swallowed in large amounts, and young children are at particular risk of seizures. Allergic reactions such as rash, itching or swelling of the lips or tongue mean the pills should be stopped.

• Tingling or burning in the mouth
• Mild stomach upset
• Nausea if too many are taken
• Allergic rash or itching

• Store the container tightly closed in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture, and follow the storage instruction on the current Kushal pack. Keep it out of the reach of children, and do not use it after the expiry date.

• Suck the pills slowly and do not swallow them whole
• Do not give it to children under three years of age
• Keep the pack well out of the reach of young children
• Stay within the number of pills stated on the pack
• Check with the doctor about regular use with high blood pressure or kidney disease
• See a doctor for a sore throat with high fever or difficulty swallowing

• No specific food interactions have been reported. Warm fluids and rest also help a sore throat. Smoking and alcohol irritate the throat lining and slow recovery.