Mucolyte reduces the viscosity of sputum and mucus, and makes it more liquid, thus making it easier to get rid of it by coughing. It is recommended to drink plenty of water during the treatment.
Stomach upset is the most common side effect that may appear when using Mucolyte.
Mucolyte can be taken with other medicines, such as cold medicines, anti-fever medicines, decongestants and antibiotics.
Mucolyte can also be prescribed to men and women who suffer from infertility, as Mucolyte reduces the viscosity of semen in men, or vaginal secretions in women, and this contributes to increasing the possibility of pregnancy.
Dosage & Administration
- Adults and children over 10 years: 1 tablet (8 mg) 3 times daily.
- Children 5 to 10 years: Half a tablet (4 milligrams) four times daily.
- The duration of treatment, in most cases, does not exceed 4 to 5 days.
Composition
One tablet of Mucolyte contains 8 mg of bromhexine, in addition to the other inactive ingredients (excipients).
Patients with impaired kidney or liver function: If you suffer from impaired kidney function or severe liver disease, you should take Mucolyte under medical supervision.
Mucolyte tablets do not cause drowsiness, and accordingly do not affect the ability to drive or operate mechanical tools.
There are no contraindications to the use of Mucolyte tablets, but relative caution should be exercised in patients with stomach ulcers.
Mucolyte is not a cough suppressant.
Side effects
Side effects are mild. It may include:
- Feeling of fullness in the stomach.
- diarrhea.
- Vertigo.
- Headache.
- Indigestion.
- Nausea.
- sweating
- Skin rash.

Mucolyte produced by MISR PHARMACEUTICALS COMPANY. Ptoduct ATC: R05CB02.
Dr. Ahmad Baker, PharmD
Senior Pharmacist & Health Educator
With over 23 years of clinical experience in hospital and community pharmacy across Egypt and Saudi Arabia, Dr. Ahmad specializes in reproductive health and pharmaceutical safety. He is dedicated to providing evidence-based guidance to empower patients in the MENA region.
Medical Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes and reflects the latest pharmaceutical protocols. It is not a substitute for personal medical advice. Always consult Dr. Ahmad Baker or your healthcare provider before starting any treatment.

