Asidrop Ls Strip Of 10 Capsules

• Acid reflux: Excess stomach acid moving into the food pipe can cause heartburn and sour fluid; rabeprazole reduces acid and helps relieve this irritation.
• Peptic ulcer disease: Lowering stomach acid supports healing of ulcers in the stomach or intestine and can ease associated burning discomfort.
• Zollinger-Ellison syndrome: This uncommon condition causes excessive acid production; rabeprazole helps control the acid under specialist medical supervision.
• Irritable bowel syndrome: This long-term bowel condition can cause abdominal discomfort and altered bowel habits; levosulpiride may support digestive movement when prescribed.
• Digestive movement problems: Levosulpiride helps food move onward when slow stomach movement contributes to fullness, bloating or abdominal discomfort.

• Nausea: Levosulpiride can upset stomach sensations when treatment starts. Seek medical help if nausea is severe or stops you from drinking.
• Vomiting: Stomach irritation can cause vomiting. Contact your doctor if it continues or you cannot keep fluids down.
• Diarrhoea: Rabeprazole can cause loose stools. Contact your doctor promptly for watery diarrhoea with fever or ongoing stomach pain.
• Headache: Changes in acid control can cause head pain. Seek urgent help if it is sudden, severe or linked with weakness.
• Movement changes: Levosulpiride can cause unusual movements or restlessness. Seek prompt medical review if these symptoms appear.

• Swallow Asidrop LS capsule whole with water before food as prescribed.
• Avoid alcohol because it may worsen heartburn and drowsiness.
• Report watery diarrhoea, fever or persistent stomach pain.
• Tell your doctor about all medicines, especially blood thinners, antidepressants and medicines for human immunodeficiency virus infection.
• Seek help for unusual movements, breast changes or milk discharge.
• Avoid late meals and foods that clearly trigger reflux.

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