Why take the lives of children who take cuff syrup that relieves cough? Know what Dr. Dhiren Gupta says

New -delhi, October 4 (IANS). The deaths of cuff syrup are a very worrying topic, especially the death of children of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan have all shocked. Dr Dhiren Gupta, a co-director of the Pediatrician ICU of Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, spoke in detail about the issue. He says it’s not a new problem. In India and other countries, there have been cases of deaths at PHEGMSTROPE over the past few years. According to Dr. Gupta is the biggest problem that the pharmacological degree ingredients for the use of people are often replaced by cheap low -quality ingredients. It offers toxic elements such as ethylene glycol in the syrup, causing the kidney damage and causing kidney failure. In Kapha, this toxic substance sometimes takes such a serious form that it also leads to the death of children. Dr. Gupta said Kapha stripping damaged the child in three phases. After drinking the first syrup, there are problems such as vomiting, stomach pain and diarrhea. In the second phase, crystals are formed in the kidney, causing the kidney failure. The third phase affects the brain. This process is very deadly. Dr Gupta also said that Kapha stripping is not needed many times. Cough is a natural process of the body that works to remove things in the throat or lungs. According to Dr. Gupta there are different measures for dry cough and wet cough, but most children have a blockage in the breathing course behind coughing, associated with diseases such as asthma. In such a situation, instead of pushing cough, attention should be paid to the opening of the path. Dr. Gupta requested the government to strictly control the PHEGMSTROPE and make the quality testing strict. Companies often make a phlegm syrup with cheap and inferior materials, which hurt the public. Apart from this, the general public should also be aware and he should not consume the cuff syrup without advice from the doctor. -Ians pim/gkt share this story tags

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