Glycilax Suppository [child] 12's

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Glycilax Suppositories For Children Are Used To Provide Relief From Constipation. Here’s A Detailed Overview Of The Product:

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Item Code:

100157

Item Name:

Glycilax Suppository [child] 12.s

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Quantity Per Packing:

12

Content Description

active Ingredient:

• glycerin (commonly Used In The Formulation Of These Suppositories)

uses:

1. relief Of Constipation: Provides Relief From Constipation In Children By Stimulating Bowel Movements.
2. bowel Regulation: Helps In Cases Where Other Oral Laxatives Are Not Suitable Or Practical.

mechanism Of Action:

• glycerin: Acts As A Mild Irritant To The Rectal Mucosa, Which Helps Stimulate The Bowel To Produce A Bowel Movement. It Also Has Osmotic Properties, Drawing Water Into The Bowel To Soften The Stool.

dosage:

• typical Dosage For Children:
  • age And Dose: The Dosage Can Vary Based On The Child's Age And Size. Generally, One Suppository Is Used As Needed. For Specific Dosing Instructions, Consult The Product Label Or A Healthcare Provider.
  • frequency: Can Typically Be Used Once Daily Or As Needed, But Follow The Guidance Provided On The Product Label Or By A Healthcare Provider.

administration:

• dosage Form: Rectal Suppositories.
• instructions:
  • preparation: Wash Your Hands Before Handling The Suppository.
  • insertion: Gently Insert The Suppository Into The Rectum Using A Finger. It Is Often Easier To Do This When The Child Is Lying On Their Side Or In A Position That Is Comfortable For Them.
  • post-insertion: Have The Child Remain Lying Down For A Few Minutes To Allow The Suppository To Dissolve And Begin Working.

side Effects:

• common Side Effects: Mild Rectal Irritation Or Discomfort.
• less Common But Serious Side Effects: Severe Rectal Bleeding, Pain, Or Any Signs Of An Allergic Reaction Such As Rash Or Swelling.

precautions:

• allergies: Ensure The Child Is Not Allergic To Glycerin Or Any Other Components Of The Suppository.
• medical Conditions: Discuss Any Pre-existing Conditions, Especially Gastrointestinal Issues Or Rectal Problems, With A Healthcare Provider Before Use.
• other Medications: Inform Your Healthcare Provider About Any Other Medications Or Treatments The Child Is Using To Avoid Potential Interactions.

pregnancy And Breastfeeding:

• not Typically Applicable For Children, But Always Consult A Healthcare Provider If There Are Concerns About Safety In Specific Situations.

storage:

• temperature: Store At Room Temperature, Away From Excessive Heat And Moisture.
• packaging: Keep In The Original Container, Tightly Closed.

warnings:

• not For Long-term Use: Suppositories Should Not Be Used Regularly Without Medical Advice. Chronic Constipation Issues Should Be Evaluated By A Healthcare Provider.
• emergency: Seek Medical Attention If There Is No Bowel Movement After Using The Suppository, Or If You Notice Any Severe Side Effects Or Signs Of An Allergic Reaction.

discontinuation:

• if Symptoms Persist Or Worsen Despite Using The Suppositories, Or If You Encounter Any Severe Side Effects, Consult A Healthcare Provider For Further Evaluation And Guidance.

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