Syrup of licorice. Instructions for use

Traditional medicine has been using licorice for five centuries now. She found use in the doctors of Southeast Asia, Greece and Egypt. Decoction of the root of this plant was recommended for problems with urination, bladder and kidney diseases, shortness of breath, coughing and hoarseness. The ancient healers used this remedy to rejuvenate and purify the body of toxins. This plant is also used to strengthen potency, as well as in the treatment of various types of tumors. It also helps with allergies.

The most popular is licorice syrup , the instruction for its use indicates its expectorant pharmacological action. Produce this drug from the roots and rhizomes of the said medicinal plant, which contain glycyrrhizin and glycyrrhizic acid. These substances can have a strong therapeutic effect.

The composition of this product includes numerous flavonoids in the form of compounds, as well as essential oils and polysaccharides. The content of these substances and is due to the expectorant effect of the syrup, as well as its ability to enhance the secretory function of the mucosa of the upper respiratory tract. The rich composition of the drug provides spasmolytic and anti-inflammatory effects on the body.

Licorice syrup, the instruction for its use describes its composition, includes an extract obtained from this plant. Contains this drug and ethyl alcohol. To add flavor to the remedy added sugar syrup. Outwardly this preparation is a brown liquid. The smell is tart, but it tastes sweet.

Licorice syrup, the instruction for its use indicates the area of its use, is recommended for:

• Bronchitis;
• Pneumonia;
• Bronchial asthma;
• Tracheitis;
• Sanitation of the bronchial tree.

Syrup of licorice, feedback on the application of which is very positive, it is recommended when necessary to take a drug that has anti-inflammatory and regenerating, immunostimulating and expectorant, antiviral and lubricant effect. It also has an antitumor effect. In addition, licorice syrup is capable of suppressing microbacteria and staphylococci. In combination with other drugs, this remedy is recommended for increased acidity, various skin diseases, as well as for the treatment of lupus erythematosus and adrenal hypofunction.

Has licorice syrup contraindications. This drug is not recommended for gastritis and peptic ulcer, which is in the stage of exacerbation. It is forbidden to use the drug in case of hypersensitivity to its constituent substances. Diabetics and asthmatics should use this remedy only if recommended by a doctor. The appointment of a specialist is also necessary for women waiting for the baby to appear and for nursing mothers.

Licorice syrup, the use of which describes its undesirable actions, is capable of causing allergies, as well as increased pressure. There may be fits of vomiting and nausea. With prolonged use of this drug can lead to edema, so treatment should last no more than ten days. Special caution requires the use of this drug by children, since one of its components is ethyl alcohol.

The shelf life of the syrup from the licorice root is two years. It is necessary to ensure its storage in a dark place, which is protected from light. Before using this medication (as, indeed, all medicines) it is very important to carefully study the instructions, as well as get advice from a doctor.