Bukhareen is used for malarial and seasonal fevers, relives restlessness and weakness associated with fevers. It also act as diaphoretic.
Benefits: For malaria and seasonal fevers. Relieve restlessness and weakness associated with fever. It also acts as a diaphoretic.
Note: In severe condition, also use Fever-X.
Suggested Use:
Children: 1 tablet three times a day with Khameera Gaozuban.
Adult: 2 tablets three times a day with Khameera Gaozuban.
OR as directed by the physician.
Packing: 25 tablets jar.
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