VI.Reading Medicine Labels

Match A and B to understand the information medicine labels contain:

A	B
KORPEX Relieves coughs, fever, headaches Aspirin, coriniol, hexaperon Wonder Drugs, USA 2 tablets every 3 hours KORPEX tablets can be chewed or swallowed No more than 10 tablets daily over a 1-week period Not advisable for pregnant women May cause drowsiness	· How to take a dose · Name of the product · Possible side effects · Total dose that may be taken a day · Active ingredients · The amount of each dose · Symptoms the product relieves · Limitation · Company producing the product · Frequency with which it may be taken

A	B
Apply 1-2 times daily, continuing for 2-3 weeks after lesions have healed Occasional local irritation and hypersensitivity reactions include mild burning sensation, erythema, and itching, rare blistering; treatment should be discontinued if these are severe Fungal skin infections SULKANAZOLE NITRATE Extraderm, Hungary Contact with eyes and mucous membranes should be avoided	· Side-effects · Name of the product · Dose · Company producing the medicine · Cautions · Indications

A	B
Anti-viral throat spray as a part of complex therapy ANAFERON KID SPRAY No registed cases of overdosage Is not used for infants under 1 month The recommended scheme requires 3-5 times a day usage Interferon gamma antibodies White colour can (contains colourless liquid with pleasant smell) with a special spray tube “MateriaMedCompany”, Moscow, Russia	· Name of the product · Active ingredients · Company producing the medicine · Indications for usage · Recommendations on limitation · Description of the product · Possible reactions in the case of overdosage · How often to use the spray

Think up a medicine label of a drug used for the treatment of:

A) Heart failure;

B) Diarrhea;

C) Headaches.

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