Kiofate O Bottle Of 100 Ml Oral Suspension

• Stomach ulcers: Sucralfate coats the ulcer surface and protects it from acid and digestive substances while healing occurs.
• Heartburn and acid reflux: The protective coating soothes irritated tissues and oxetacaine temporarily reduces burning discomfort.
• Gastritis: The suspension protects the inflamed stomach lining and may reduce pain and irritation.
• Acidity and indigestion: The combination may protect irritated tissues and relieve discomfort linked with excess stomach acid.

• Constipation: Sucralfate can make stools harder or less frequent because it forms a coating in the digestive tract. Drink fluids and eat fibre-rich food unless restricted.
• Stomach upset: Nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea may occur while the digestive tract adjusts. Seek advice if symptoms prevent you from keeping fluids down.
• Dizziness or sleepiness: Oxetacaine may temporarily affect alertness or balance. Avoid driving and seek advice if these effects are severe.
• Dry mouth: The numbing ingredient may reduce saliva for a short time. Take small sips of water and tell your doctor if swallowing becomes difficult.
• Blurred vision or difficulty sleeping: These effects may occur during treatment. Stop driving and contact your doctor if vision changes are marked or persistent.

• Shake Kiofate-O suspension well before every use.
• Use the measuring device supplied with the pack.
• Keep it separate from other medicines as advised.
• Drink enough water and include fibre to reduce constipation unless restricted.
• Avoid driving if dizziness, sleepiness or blurred vision occurs.

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