Brophyl

Stanley makes Brophyl tablets for breathing trouble. When asthma hits or bronchitis flares up, your airways clamp down tight. This medicine loosens them up again. Pakistani doctors hand it out to patients who wheeze, can’t catch their breath, or feel like their chest is in a vice.

Theophylline sits inside each tablet. It’s the stuff that actually works. Goes right to those squeezed-up muscles around your air tubes and makes them chill out. Air starts moving better pretty quick after you swallow one.

Pakistan’s air isn’t kind to lungs. Dust storms, car fumes, factory smoke – all of it makes breathing harder. Doctors see tons of patients stumbling in because they can’t get enough oxygen. Brophyl helps people whose airways stay cranky all the time, not just when attacks happen.

Why Pakistani Doctors Give This

Doctors reach for Brophyl when they see:

• Asthma turning breathing into a fight • Bronchitis that keeps coming back angry • COPD choking off air supply • Wheezing like a broken tea kettle • Chest feeling crushed under weight

What Does the Work

Pure Theophylline, 125mg worth. Different from those quick puffer inhalers everyone carries. Those work fast but quit fast too. Theophylline sticks around for hours, keeping your airways from slamming shut again. Targets exact spots on airway muscles and switches off their squeeze reflex.

Getting It Right

Follow your doctor’s numbers exactly. Don’t mess with the dose because you think you know better. Theophylline fights with other medicines in weird ways. Tell your doctor about every pill, syrup, or herb you’re swallowing.

Your heart racing? Puking? Room spinning around? Phone your doctor immediately. Too much Theophylline in your blood causes real trouble. This medicine needs more careful watching than most breathing drugs.

Disclaimer: This information is for awareness only and not a substitute for medical advice. Always follow the guidance of your doctor or pharmacist before using any medicine.