Quickcort 6 Syrup pack shot
Pack Size
60 ml bottle
QUICKCORT 6 Syrup

Quickcort 6 Syrup

Deflazacort 6 mg / 5 ml

Gentle liquid steroid for children

QUICKCORT 6 Syrup is the liquid version of Deflazacort. It is designed for children and for anyone who cannot swallow tablets — for example, during a severe asthma attack, an allergic reaction or a flare of a childhood autoimmune disease.

The liquid form makes it easy to give exact, weight-based doses.

Educational content only. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Consult your physician before use.

// Chapter 01 — Key Benefits

Why it matters

  • 01Easy dosing for children
  • 02Fast, strong anti-inflammatory action
  • 03Kinder profile than older steroids
  • 04Useful in acute flares and long-term therapy
// Chapter 02 — Composition

What's inside

Each film-coated tablet contains:

// Chapter 03 — How it works

Mechanism of action

A simple, plain-language walkthrough of each active ingredient.

Step 01

Deflazacort

Calms the immune system and reduces inflammation quickly wherever it is in the body.

// Chapter 04 — Clinical Advantages

Why physicians choose it

  • Accurate dosing by body weight.
  • Rapid absorption from the gut.
  • Preferred paediatric form.
// Chapter 06 — Dosage

How to take it

  • Dose depends on body weight — always follow the paediatrician.
  • Use the measuring cup provided.
  • Never stop suddenly.
// Chapter 07 — Storage

How to store it

  • Store below 25°C.
  • Do not refrigerate.
  • Discard after the expiry printed on the label.
// Chapter 08 — Safety

Important to know

  • Watch for infections during long courses — steroids weaken immunity.
  • Tell the doctor about live vaccine schedules (some may need to be delayed).
  • Do not share with siblings or other children.
// Chapter 09 — Side Effects

Possible side effects

Most people take this without trouble. If something does happen, it is usually mild and settles on its own.

Usually mild

  • Increased appetite or mild weight gain
  • Difficulty sleeping or feeling restless
  • Acidity or stomach discomfort
  • Mood changes or extra energy

Call your doctor right away

  • Sudden severe stomach pain or black stools
  • Very high blood sugar symptoms — excess thirst, frequent urination
  • Signs of infection: fever, sore throat, burning urine
  • Swelling of the face or ankles, or blurred vision
// Chapter 10 — Precautions

Who should be careful

  • Never stop a steroid suddenly — the dose must be tapered exactly as your doctor instructs.
  • Take it in the morning after breakfast unless told otherwise; this suits the body's natural rhythm and reduces sleeplessness.
  • Tell your doctor if you have diabetes, high blood pressure, tuberculosis, glaucoma, osteoporosis or any active infection.
  • Steroids lower resistance to infection — avoid contact with chickenpox or measles if you have not had them.
  • Long courses need monitoring of sugar, blood pressure, bone health and eyes.
// Chapter 11 — Interactions

What to avoid while taking it

  • Avoid painkillers of the NSAID family together where possible — the stomach risk adds up.
  • Diabetes medicines may need dose adjustment as blood sugar can rise.
  • Tell your doctor about anti-epileptic, anti-tuberculosis and antifungal medicines, which change steroid levels.
  • Live vaccines are generally avoided during steroid treatment.
  • Limit salt and refined sugar during the course.
// In summary

Liquid Deflazacort for paediatric asthma, allergy and autoimmune flares — precise, weight-based dosing.

Educational only. Prescription steroid for paediatric use.

// FAQ

Questions

Can I stop Quickcort 6 Syrup once I feel better?+

No. Steroids must be reduced gradually under medical guidance; stopping suddenly can be dangerous.

Will it cause weight gain?+

Short courses usually cause little change. Longer use can increase appetite — mind your diet and salt.

Is it safe for children?+

A paediatrician calculates the dose by weight and keeps the course as short as possible.

Can it be taken in diabetes?+

Only with monitoring — steroids can raise blood sugar and your doses may need adjusting.

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