Digene For Acidity & Gas Relief Mint Flavour Sugar Free Bottle Of 450Ml Gel

• Digene syrup uses alkalis like Magnesium hydroxide to neutralise the acids formed in the stomach and helps protect the stomach wall linings from the formation of ulcers.
• The Magnesium hydroxide in this syrup dissolves easily in the stomach acid and produces Magnesium chloride, which is then absorbed by the body to help achieve instant relief from acid reflux.
• This anti-acidity and gas relief syrup helps to alleviate painful symptoms of gas like bloated stomach and chest pain.
• Digene syrup also helps to relieve excessive belching due to gas formation in the stomach.
• This antacid syrup helps to neutralise excess acid levels in the stomach and this provides instant relief in the case of acute and extreme acidity.

Each 10 ml (2 teaspoonfuls approx.) contains:

• Magnesium Hydroxide I.P. (added as paste) - 185 mg
• Simethicone I.P. - 50 mg
• Sodium Carboxymethylcellulose I.P.-  100 mg
• Dried Aluminum Hydroxide Gel I.P. (added as paste) - 830 mg

It can be used at the home or at the office whenever acidity or indigestion strikes.

• Adults may take 2 full teaspoons (i.e.,10 ml) after a meal or just before going to bed.
• The dosage for children should be advised by the primary physician.
• Even for adults, it is preferred that a doctor be consulted before beginning a daily course.

If the symptoms of gas and acidity persist even after taking a single dose of Digene syrup, then you will need to consult a doctor.

Only consume antacids like this after 1 hour of a meal or immediately when experiencing intense symptoms like heartburn.

Keep out of reach of children.

Store in a cool and dry place, away from sunlight.

Side effects

Digene Acidity and Gas Relief Gel Mint Flavour can cause these side effects:

Weakness

Appetite loss

Constipation

Diarrhoea

Precautions and warnings

Precautions

Drug warnings

Do not take Digene if you are allergic to any of the ingredients

Do not take this medicine if you have stomach pain or a blocked bowel

Consult the doctor before taking this medicine if you have low phosphate levels or high magnesium levels

Drug interactions

Digene might interfere with medicines like aspirin, antibiotics like doxycycline, oxytetracycline, levofloxacin, azithromycin, and ciprofloxacin, anti-asthmatic medicines like albuterol and ipratropium, and anti-diabetic medicines like glipizide.

The medicine can interfere with vitamins like ascorbic acid, cholecalciferol, and ergocalciferol.

Avoid consumption of citrates while taking Digene Acidity & Gas Relief Gel Mint Flavour as it can increase the levels of aluminum

Warnings

Do not consume alcohol while using Digene Acidity and Gas Relief Gel Mint Flavour. Consumption of alcohol can increase the production of acid in the stomach, causing more acidity and heartburn

Pregnant and breastfeeding women should consult their doctor before consuming this medicine.

There is no known relation between driving and consuming Digene Acidity and Gas Relief Gel. You should only drive if you are alert.

Digene Acidity and Gas Relief Gel should only be taken after a physician’s consultation if there is any liver impairment

Consult the doctor if there is any kidney disorder, before using Digene Acidity and Gas Relief Gel

Children below the age of 12 should only be given Digene Acidity and Gas Relief Gel after the doctor prescribes it. The dosage might have to be adjusted depending on the age