Hanmi Flu Suspension Powder Effect.

Food and beverage products classified as anti-pathogenic medicines are classified as dietary medicines for the flu suspension.

 

The manufacture of the flu suspension comes from the Korean-American drug. The insurance code for the flu suspension is 643507521.

The flu suspension consists of 4, 74 grams of oseltamivir.

The effect is effective against influenza A and influenza B virus infection in children and adults, including infants over two weeks old.

You should start administration 48 hours after the initial death of an influenza epidemic.

Use and Capacity start treatment on the first or second day of the symptoms of influenza A and influenza B infections.

This medicine can be administered independently of food intake, and in some patients, the drug quality can be improved when taken with food.

Adults and teenagers over 13 take 75mg twice daily for five days.

Use the recommended dosage for children over 2 weeks of age and up to 1 year of age 3 mg twice a day for 5 days.

If you have kidney failure, take the medicine twice a day for five days with a 30 mg reduction.

Precautions for Use This drug can not substitute influenza vaccination. The preventive effects of influenza only last for the period of taking this medicine.

For children aged 10 and over, abnormal behavior occurred after the medication was taken, and examples were reported in Japan of falls.

Clinical significance for abnormal reactions is to stop taking the medication when there is an abnormal response such as shock, pneumonia, liver function disorder, acute renal failure, and reduction of white blood cells.

Influenza is a respiratory disease that causes the influenza virus to break in and cause viral infections.

 

Symptoms of influenza  include high fever with headaches, feeling languid all over the body, muscle pain, joint pain, and loss of appetite, and respiratory symptoms such as cough, phlegm, and others.

High fever lasts about 5 days, but it often lasts 2 or 3 days.