Overview

Aceteff Tablets Are Used For Problems With The Breathing Passages (Also Known As Your Respiratory Tract). Sometimes Too Much Mucus (Phlegm) Is Made Or The Phlegm Is Too Sticky. The Tablets Work By Making Mucus Thinner And Less Sticky So It Is Easier To Cough Up.

How to use

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Ingredients

Acetylcysteine

Warning / Cautions

Talk To Your Doctor Or Pharmacist Before Taking Aceteff Tablets And Tell Them If You Have: a€¢ Liver Or Kidney Problems a€¢ Asthma a€¢ A History Of Stomach Ulcers a€¢ Intolerance To Histamine. If You Are Not Able To Tolerate Food And Drinks That Contain Large Amount Of Histamine Such As Wine, Tomatoes Or Processed Food, Then Aceteff Tablets Are Not Suitable For You Because Aceteff Affects How Histamine Is Broken Down In The Body. The Most Common Symptoms Of Histamine Intolerance Are Migraine Headaches, Flushing, Hives And Rhinitis (Stuffy, Runny Nose) And Itching. Serious Skin Rashes (Stevens-Johnson Syndrome And Lyell Syndrome) Have Rarely Been Reported With The Use Of Acetylcysteine. The Rash Can Often Involve Ulcers Of The Mouth, Throat, Nose, Genitals And Conjunctivitis (Red And Swollen Eyes). These Serious Skin Rashes Are Frequently Followed By Flu-Like Symptoms Of Fever, Headache And Body Ache. The Rash May Progress To Widespread Blistering And Peeling Of The Skin. If You Develop A Rash Or These Skin Symptoms You Should Stop Taking These Tablets And Contact Your Doctor Immediately.