LEVOICE-A2 Tablet

The primary function of LEVOICE-A2 Tablet is to avert and cure COPD symptoms such as wheezing, coughing, and breathlessness. Breathlessness and inflammation of the lining of the air tubes are symptoms of a family of lung diseases called COPD.

Acetylcysteine and acebrophylline are combined in the LEVOICE-A2 tablet. Acebrophylline functions by opening up the lungs’ airways and calming muscles. Phlegm in the nose, windpipe, and lungs is thinned and loosened by acetylcysteine.

Uses of Levoice-A2

• Treats COPD
• Respiratory Relief
• Mucus Clearance
• Cough Relief
• Anti-inflammatory effects
• Allergy Management

How to Use Levoice-A2

You can take 10 Pulmo A2 Tablets with or without food. Conversely, when taken with food may reduce an upset stomach. You usually take it once daily, preferably at night, or as your doctor advises. Completely swallow 10 Pulmo A2 Tablets with a glass of water. Avoid chewing, breaking, or crushing it.

Benefits

• It helps to make the mucus thinner and less dense
• It will remove mucus by coughing
• It makes breathing easier by opening the airways
• It helps for COPD patients
• It reduces airway inflammation

How it works

LEVOICE-A2 belongs to the class of bronchodilators with additional mucolytic properties and works by relaxing muscles and widening the airways of the lungs. LEVOICE-A2 makes the mucus thinner and less dense, removing sputum efficiently by coughing.

Storage

Keep in a cool temperature

Interactions

Interaction with Drugs

No interaction found

Interaction with food & beverages

No interaction found

Lifestyle

• Eat food that is rich in potassium
• Drink lots of fluid, which is important for lung function
• Exercise regularly

Habit Forming

No

Class of Drug

Mucolytic

FAQs about Levoice-A2

1. Can I take LEVOICE-A2 with antibiotic drugs?

It is not recommended to take it with an antibiotic; you can change the timing as recommended by consulting healthcare provider.

2. Can I stop taking LEVOICE-A2 on my own?

Before discontinuing this LEVOICE-A2, you can speak with your doctor because stopping it on your own may result in additional respiratory issues.

3. Can LEVOICE-A2 relieve sudden asthma symptoms?

You should always carry a rescue inhaler to treat sudden asthma symptoms because it may take time to relieve your asthma symptoms.

4. Is LEVOICE-A2 an antibiotic?

LEVOICE-A2 is not an antibiotic medicine; it is a group of medicines that help to treat breathing problems.

5. Where can you store LEVOICE-A2?

Always store at room temperature and in a dry place.