Duphalac Syp Syrup
Syrup
Duphalac Syp Syrup
Lactulose Syrup
Duphalac Syp is a syrup containing Lactulose. It is a osmotic laxative used for chronic constipation.
- Generic name
- Lactulose
- Formula
- Lactulose
- Drug class
- As labelled
- Medicinal form
- Syrup
- Pack
- 1
- SKU
- HD-D8PSZL
About Duphalac Syp Syrup
Duphalac Syp – Lactulose Duphalac Syp is a syrup containing Lactulose, supplied by HelloDr Pharmacy in a single unit pack. It is a osmotic laxative. How it works Lactulose draws water into the bowel and is fermented by gut bacteria, softening stools and encouraging a natural bowel movement. How to take it Shake the bottle well and measure each dose with the cap or spoon provided, never with a kitchen spoon. Follow the dose your doctor has written for your weight or age, and finish the course as advised. Safety information May cause wind and cramps in the first few days. Drink plenty of water. Use with care in diabetes. Tell your doctor or pharmacist about every other medicine, supplement or herbal product you take, and about pregnancy, breastfeeding or any long-term illness, before starting Duphalac Syp. Product details • Brand name: Duphalac Syp • Generic name (formula): Lactulose • Dosage form: Syrup • Pack size: Single pack • Prescription required: No Disclaimer: this information is for general guidance and does not replace advice from a qualified doctor or pharmacist. Do not start, stop or change any medicine on your own.
What Duphalac Syp Syrup is used for
- Chronic constipation
- Constipation in pregnancy and children
- Softening stools with piles or after surgery
- Hepatic encephalopathy in liver disease
Duphalac Syp Syrup dosage and administration
Adult dose: take exactly as written on your prescription or pack. Child dose: only if a doctor has set a dose for that age and weight. How to take: swallow or measure the stated amount. Do not exceed the recommended dose.
How to take
Take Duphalac Syp Syrup at the same times each day if you can. Complete the course if it is an antibiotic. Take with water unless the pack says otherwise.
Duphalac Syp Syrup warnings
Do not use Duphalac Syp Syrup if you have had a serious allergy to it or to a related medicine. Stop and get urgent help for swelling, severe rash, or trouble breathing. Do not use leftover medicine for a new illness without advice.
Duphalac Syp Syrup precautions
Use Duphalac Syp Syrup carefully if you have kidney or liver disease, or if you are pregnant or breastfeeding — ask your doctor first. Tell your doctor about blood thinners and other regular medicines. Alcohol and driving: follow the pack if this medicine can make you sleepy.
Duphalac Syp Syrup side effects
Nausea Stomach discomfort Headache Mild rash Drowsiness in some people Rare: severe allergy, unusual bruising, yellowing of the skin, or very loose stools. Contact a doctor if these appear.
Storage instructions
Store in a cool, dry place. Protect from light and moisture. Do not freeze unless the pack says so. Keep out of reach of children.
Packaging and quantity
Duphalac Syp Syrup is supplied as labelled on the pack. Typical pack: 1. Pack size can vary by batch. Check the carton you receive.
Prescription requirement
Duphalac Syp Syrup may be ordered without a prescription. A pharmacist can still help you check it is suitable.
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