Epsifate 1000 Mg Syrup 200 Ml
200ml Syrup in BottleMRP ₹130.00
₹97.50
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APRICA PHARMACEUTICALS PVT LTD
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Product Summary
| Uses | Duodenal ulcers: An ulcer in the first part of the small intestine needs protection from acid and digestive juices; this syrup coats it while healing occurs., Stomach ulcers: Damage in the stomach lining can worsen with acid exposure; sucralfate forms a local barrier that protects the ulcer during recovery., Gastritis: Inflammation of the stomach lining can cause discomfort and irritation; Epsifate syrup helps shield the affected tissue from digestive substances., Acid reflux: Acid moving upwards from the stomach can irritate the upper digestive tract; the protective coating may reduce this irritation., Heartburn: Burning discomfort caused by acid irritation may improve when the affected digestive lining is protected by the syrup. |
| Side effects | Constipation: Sucralfate can slow bowel movement and make stools harder. Increase fluids if suitable, and seek medical advice for severe constipation or abdominal swelling., Nausea: The syrup may cause queasiness or stomach discomfort, especially when treatment begins. Tell your doctor if nausea stops you from keeping fluids down., Vomiting: Irritation of the digestive tract can lead to vomiting. Seek medical help if vomiting continues or prevents you from drinking enough fluid., Indigestion: The stomach may feel unusually full, uncomfortable or unsettled while the lining is irritated. Tell your doctor if the discomfort becomes severe., Dizziness: Some people may feel light-headed after using the syrup. Sit down safely and avoid driving until you feel fully alert. |
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Medical Description
Epsifate syrup is used to protect and help heal ulcers and inflamed areas in the stomach and intestine, and it may ease acid reflux and heartburn. It contains sucralfate, which forms a protective coating over damaged digestive lining when it meets stomach acid. The coating shields the affected area from acid and other digestive substances while the tissue heals. Epsifate syrup acts mainly inside the digestive tract and enters the bloodstream only in very small amounts. It is used by mouth on an empty stomach with the supplied measuring device, as directed by a healthcare professional.
Uses
- Duodenal ulcers: An ulcer in the first part of the small intestine needs protection from acid and digestive juices; this syrup coats it while healing occurs.
- Stomach ulcers: Damage in the stomach lining can worsen with acid exposure; sucralfate forms a local barrier that protects the ulcer during recovery.
- Gastritis: Inflammation of the stomach lining can cause discomfort and irritation; Epsifate syrup helps shield the affected tissue from digestive substances.
- Acid reflux: Acid moving upwards from the stomach can irritate the upper digestive tract; the protective coating may reduce this irritation.
- Heartburn: Burning discomfort caused by acid irritation may improve when the affected digestive lining is protected by the syrup.
Contraindications
Side effects
- Constipation: Sucralfate can slow bowel movement and make stools harder. Increase fluids if suitable, and seek medical advice for severe constipation or abdominal swelling.
- Nausea: The syrup may cause queasiness or stomach discomfort, especially when treatment begins. Tell your doctor if nausea stops you from keeping fluids down.
- Vomiting: Irritation of the digestive tract can lead to vomiting. Seek medical help if vomiting continues or prevents you from drinking enough fluid.
- Indigestion: The stomach may feel unusually full, uncomfortable or unsettled while the lining is irritated. Tell your doctor if the discomfort becomes severe.
- Dizziness: Some people may feel light-headed after using the syrup. Sit down safely and avoid driving until you feel fully alert.
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Quick Tips
- Shake Epsifate syrup well before each use.
- Use the measuring device supplied with the pack rather than a household spoon.
- Keep Epsifate syrup separated from other oral medicines as advised by your doctor.
- Tell your doctor if constipation becomes severe or you cannot pass stool.
- Seek medical help for facial or throat swelling or breathing difficulty.
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Brand:EPSIFATE
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Fulfillment Information: Epsifate 0 MG Syrup (200) will be delivered by a licensed retail pharmacy nearest to your location. Order acceptance and fulfillment are dependent upon the verification of your doctor's valid prescription (where applicable) and the current stock of this medicine.
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