Problems with Beechams, Night Nurse, and Sudafed also reported as experts warn UK is not prepared for 'sudden surge in demand' for medicines used to treat winter illnesses and coronavirus
Problems with Beechams, Night Nurse, and Sudafed also reported as experts warn UK is not prepared for ‘sudden surge in demand’ for medicines used to treat winter illnesses and coronavirus
Meanwhile there are shortages of liquid versions of Clarithromycin, an antibiotic used to treat chest infections such as pneumonia, with pharmacists supplying alternative medicines instead.She added that while more data is needed to be certain of the potential impact, it could affect prescription coronavirus drugs too.
“We don’t want people to panic,” she said. “We are liaising with everyone involved in the supply chain to make sure that the products are available.” “Hopefully the manufacturers and suppliers will have adjusted their forecasts and their volumes to enable us to be protected.” Ms Ainge does not believe the UK is equipped to handle another situation like the one seen last winter.
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