Has anyone tried Tusnel Tablets for cold and flu symptoms? Share your experiences and side effects!

I think Tusnel Tablets are a bit overrated. I tried them and didn't notice much difference from other cold medications I've used. Plus, I got a bit dizzy, which was unpleasant. I think the relief they gave was comparable to hydrogen peroxide or Vicks vapor rubs of the normal drugstore brands. I took them for a week. It's a bit of a headache to find at the pharmacy, but the long-term relief is worth it. If you have allergies or asthma, beware, as they could worsen the symptoms.

Did anyone else notice that Tusnel Tablets made their nose run even more? I thought they were supposed to help with congestion, but it seems to have the opposite effect. It was as if I was drinking a cup of water, and the water ran out of my nose, and it was difficult to clear out. It made it a little difficult to do my normal job. I don't think I'll be using them again.

Tusnel Tablets work okay, especially on the cough, but I feel like they dry me out too much. I take a fever suppressant and experience the same things. I think it was the pseudoephedrine in the medication, as it was the same reaction I get when I drink coffee. It made the symptoms of the cold and flu much more manageable.

I think Tusnel Tablets are fine if you only take them for a short period. I've had a minor headache, but I took them for 3 days, and I've had the same results. The effect was immediate. It cleared up my throat and the congestion almost instantly. I might be sensitive to allergies, but the first time I took these, I had a minor reaction, and I think it was because of the allergies in the air rather than the medication. The first time I took it, it made me a little dizzy, but it stopped quickly. I'd also recommend taking them with a glass of water, as it might make the pain a little more bearable.

I took Tusnel Tablets last winter and they worked wonders for my stuffy nose. I didn't experience any side effects, but I did take them for a long time. It cleared up my throat and the congestion almost instantly. I could tell the western variation of my throat was healing immediately. The only problem I had was ordering them online because they were out of stock at the pharmacy - it was a mix of good and bad, but overall the results were worth it. I might be sensitive to allergies, but the first time I took these, I had a minor reaction, and I think it was because of the allergies in the air rather than the medication.

I had a severe allergic reaction to Tusnel Tablets—rash, hives, and swelling. I had to go to the ER. I think it was the pseudoephedrine in the medication. I took a 2-hour nap with the medicine and woke up with a swollen tongue the size of a baseball. I think you should be very careful before taking this medicine - it is not worth the risk. I have been experiencing chronic sinus problems, and it irritated my throat. I'd rather stick to natural remedies. Be careful!

I’ve been taking Tusnel Tablets for a few days and they’ve been helping my cough a lot. I did feel a bit nervous, but it’s manageable. I think it was more the fact that I didn't sleep at all last night because of the cold. I took them with an allergy pill, and the combination made the symptoms of the cold and flu much more manageable. I've been using them for 3 days, and I've had the same results.

I love Tusnel Tablets! They clear my sinuses right up and I don't get any side effects. I've been using them for 3 days, and I feel better. I took them with a tea, and they made the symptoms of the cold and flu much easier to handle. I can finally breathe again, and the cough is almost gone. I would recommend this to anyone.