Overview
Brufen Syrup Belongs To A Group Of Medicines Called Anti-Inflammatory Pain Killers. It Can Be Used To Relieve Pain And Inflammation In Conditions Such As Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis (Including Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis Or Still’S Disease), Arthritis Of The Spine, Ankylosing Spondylitis, Swollen Joints, Frozen Shoulder, Bursitis, Tendinitis, Tenosynovitis, Lower Back Pain, Sprains And Strains.
How to use
Adults And Children Over 12 Years -The Usual Dosage Is 4 To 6 Spoonfuls (5 Ml) Taken Three Times A Day. Your Doctor May Choose To Increase Or Decrease This Depending On What You Are Being Treated For; But No More Than 24 Spoonfuls (120 Ml/2400 Mg) Should Be Taken In One Day.
Children - Brufen Syrup Should Not Be Taken By Children Weighing Less Than 7 Kg. When Used To Treat Fever, The Syrup Should Not Be Used Long Term Or Given To Children Under The Age Of 1 Year.
The Usual Dose In Children Is 20 Mg Per Kg Of Bodyweight Each Day, In Divided Doses. This Can Be Given As Follows:
1-2 Years: One 2.5 Ml (50 Mg) Dose Three/Four Times A Day
3-7 Years: One 5 Ml (100 Mg) Dose Three/Four Times A Day
8-12 Years: Two 5 Ml (200 Mg) Doses Three/Four Times A Day
Warning / Cautions
Keep All Medicines Out Of The Reach Of Children.
