Could you help me figure out the right dosage for Ascoril Plus Expectorant? I'm dealing with phlegm stuck in my throat, and I remember another doctor recommending this medicine to me once. I just want to make sure I'm taking it correctlyhow much should I take and for how long?

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You can take 2 table spoons three times in a day for 1 week

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For your question about the dosage and duration of Ascoril Plus Expectorant for phlegm stuck in the throat, here are the key points to consider:

Dosage: Typically, for adults, the usual dose is 10 ml taken three times a day. However, this can vary based on individual health conditions.
Duration: The medication is usually taken for about 5 to 7 days or as advised by a healthcare professional.
Important: Since this medicine contains multiple active ingredients, it is essential to use it under medical supervision to avoid side effects or interactions.
When to see a doctor: If symptoms persist beyond a week, worsen, or if you experience side effects like increased heart rate, tremors, or allergic reactions, seek medical advice promptly.

Always follow the instructions provided by your doctor or pharmacist and do not self-medicate. If you have any underlying health conditions or are on other medications, inform your healthcare provider before starting this medicine.

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