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Expectorant / Opioid / Sudafed Combinations

Expectorant / opioid / sudafed combinations are used to treat cough, nasal congestion, and cold symptoms. They work by breaking up mucus in the lungs, suppressing cough, and clearing congestion in the nose.

Why are expectorant opioid sudafed combinations prescribed?

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    Expectorant / opioid / sudafed combinations are used to treat cough, nasal congestion, and chest congestion. They work by combining an expectorant to thin mucus, an opioid to suppress cough, and a nasal decongestant to reduce nasal congestion. One example is codeine / guaifenesin / pseudoephedrine (Guaifenesin Dac, Virtussin Dac). All medicaitons in the class have been discontinued by their manufacturers and are no long available in the U.S. Speak to your healthcare team about suitable alternatives.

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