The dosage of Ascoril Junior syrup (Ambroxol 10 mg + Guaifenesin 25 mg + Terbutaline 0.5 mg) for an 18-month-old child should be determined by a pediatrician, as this medication requires careful dosing and prescription for young children.

🩺 Dosage and Safety Precautions

• This syrup is generally prescribed to help with cough and breathing difficulties by thinning mucus and relaxing airways.
• For infants around 18 months, dosing must be individualized based on weight and severity of symptoms.
• It is important to give the syrup with meals to reduce stomach upset.
• Avoid giving this medication without direct guidance from a pediatrician due to potential side effects and the presence of terbutaline, which affects breathing muscles.

🩺 When to See a Doctor

• Always consult a pediatrician before starting this medicine for your child.
• If the child shows any worsening symptoms, allergic reactions, or unusual side effects, seek medical advice immediately.

Please consult your pediatrician to get the exact dosage and instructions tailored for your child’s condition.