Sudafed Sinus Max Strength Capsules relieve sinus pressure, pain, and tension and unblock your sinuses and nose if they feel stuffy due to a head cold. Paracetamol soothes pain such as a headache, sore throat, sinus discomfort, and body aches, while phenylephrine, a decongestant, soothes a blocked nose by narrowing the blood vessels in your nasal passages for easier breathing. Caffeine enhances the pain-relieving effects of paracetamol and makes you feel less tired. They’re suitable for adults a
SUDAFED Congestion & Headache Max Strength Capsules 25mg/500mg/6.1mg 16
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Side Effects
can cause side effects; these can include:An upset stomachInsomnia (trouble sleeping)VertigoSicknessNervousnessMood changes such as hallucinations or confusionRapid or erratic heartbeatIssues when urinatingAllergic reactions such as rash, itching, swelling of the facial features, tongue, and throat, extreme vertigo, and breathing problemsPlease note: this isn't a complete list of potential side effects
FAQ
How should I use Sudafed Congestion Headache Max Strength?
This medication is not suitable for children under 16. If you're looking for child-friendly alternatives, please contact our registered pharmacy for advice.
Teenagers over 16 and adults should take two capsules every four to six hours. Do not exceed eight capsules in 24 hours and use for up to three days unless advised otherwise by your doctor.
Should I take these capsules with food?
You don't need to take Sudafed with food, so it's really a matter of personal choice. Please take Congestion and Headache Max Strength capsules with water and swallow them whole. Avoid using too much caffeine during your treatment to prevent side effects.
Can I take Sudafed Congestion/Headache Max Strength capsules with other medicines?
Sudafed is a powerful medication, and it's important to check with your doctor before using it if you're taking any of the following:
Cholesterol-lowering drugs
Anticoagulants
Anti-nausea treatments
Epilepsy medicine
Sleeping tablets
Migraine medicines
Heart and blood pressure medicines
Other decongestants
Avoid taking other products containing paracetamol alongside this medicine.
Pregnancy and Breastfeeding
Pregnant or breastfeeding women should consult their doctor or pharmacist before use. While rare, usage could cause side effects and potentially harm the baby. Your doctor will be able to offer advice based on your medical history.
What should I do if I take too many capsules?
Please seek immediate medical attention from your doctor. While small overdoses of paracetamol don't usually cause any immediate symptoms, they can result in long-term liver damage. Seeking treatment gives you peace of mind and ensures a doctor can treat you if necessary.
How should I store Sudafed Max Strength?
Please store Sudafed Max Strength in a cool, dry place (below 25°C). Keep the capsules away from children, and don't use them after expiration. You can return expired medication to a local pharmacy for safe disposal.
Can I take Sudafed Congestion/Headache Max Strength capsules with an underlying medical condition?
If you have any of these medical conditions, you should avoid taking Sudafed or speak to a doctor before using it:
High blood pressure
Circulation problems
Heart disease
Stomach ulcers
An overactive thyroid
Enlarged prostate
If you're taking tricyclic antidepressants or MAOIs (Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors), you should avoid using Sudafed as it can cause reactions. The same applies to people allergic to any of the listed ingredients.
What ingredients do Sudafed Sinus Max Strength Capsules include?
These congestion and headache relief capsules contain paracetamol, phenylephrine, and caffeine for headache relief and congestion symptoms.
What's sinusitis?
Sinusitis is when the tissues within your sinuses become inflamed and sore. You'll experience a blocked or runny nose, facial discomfort, and often feverishness and other symptoms. Typically, sinusitis is caused by a regular head cold. However, other bacteria, viruses, allergies, and fungi can trigger the condition.
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