Galazyme A Strip Of 10 Tablets

• Gas after beans and pulses: Alpha galactosidase helps break down complex carbohydrates that can otherwise be fermented by gut bacteria and produce gas.
• Meal-related bloating: The enzyme may reduce fullness and bloating when symptoms follow foods containing these carbohydrates.
• Digestive enzyme support: Galazyme A tablets help the body process certain food carbohydrates that usual digestive enzymes may not break down fully.

• Stomach discomfort: Changes in carbohydrate digestion may cause temporary abdominal uneasiness in some people. Stop use and seek advice if pain is severe or persistent.
• Nausea: Digestive enzyme products can cause nausea when they do not suit the stomach. Stop using Galazyme A tablets if nausea continues or vomiting develops.
• Diarrhoea: Altered digestion may lead to loose stools in some users. Seek medical advice if diarrhoea is severe or signs of dehydration appear.
• Allergic reaction: Rash, itching or swelling may indicate sensitivity to the enzyme or another ingredient. Get emergency medical help for breathing difficulty or swelling of the face, lips or throat.

• Use the tablets with meals that usually trigger gas.
• Take the tablet whole with sufficient water.
• Keep a food diary if bloating happens often.
• Eat slowly and avoid swallowing excess air.
• See a doctor for persistent pain, vomiting or blood in stools.

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