nighttime coughs can be disruptive for the whole family. benylin children’s night cough is the only cough liquid for children designed specifically for night time. the syrup contains active ingredients to relieve a cough and dry a runny nose.

   benylin children's night coughs is used to relieve the symptoms of cough and congestion. it also helps relieve runny nose and sneezing associated with hayfever and other allergies. the liquid contains diphenhydramine hydrochloride which is an antihistamine that helps relieve coughing and dry secretions in the nose and chest. levomenthol which helps you breathe more easily by relieving congestion.

   how it worksto help you and your little one get a good night's sleep. suitable for children from 6 years. what is a night cough?coughing starts when part of your breathing passage becomes inflamed or irritated. the cough is simply a reflex to try and remove the irritant and clear the airway. coughs can either be productive (producing excess mucus or phlegm) or unproductive (producing no mucus or phlegm). chesty and mucus coughs are productive, whereas dry and tickly coughs are unproductive.

all the vitamins and medicines you need to keep your children healthy are right here. we've got vitamins and supplements that give your kids the nurtients that need for a healthy growth. there are also various medicines to treat any illnesses that may occur as they interact with other kids at school. when your kid has flu symptoms, an antiviral medicine is often used to treat them. symptoms may include a cold, sneezing, cough, runnny nose, sore throat, stuffy nose, blocked nose and a fever. while there are medicines annd remedies that can treat each of them, an all-in-one medicine is often preferred to take care of everything.

   the flu is highly contagious and many toddlers pick it up and school and creche. a cold is a viral infection for which there is no cure; you just need to manage the symptoms and let it run its course. sometimes it's difficult to tell if your infant has the common cold or the flu as the symptoms are quite similar. most medicines for kids, typically come are drops or a syrup so it's easy to administer. it also helps to give your child plenty of liquids (water is most recommended) to avoid dehydration. they should also get lots of rest and in no time, they will start to feel better.

   if your child is too young to take a cough medicine, you may give them warm water or a teaspoon of honey to soothe the irritation.