Livacon Sugar Free Bottle Of 200Ml Oral Solution

• Constipation: Hard or infrequent stools can cause straining and discomfort; this medicine helps make bowel movements easier by increasing water in the stool.

• Abdominal cramps: Sorbitol draws water into the bowel and can trigger gripping discomfort as stools move. Stop using it and seek urgent care if pain is severe or the abdomen swells.
• Loose stools: The stool-softening action can cause diarrhoea. Replace lost fluids if allowed and contact your doctor if you feel faint or the diarrhoea continues.
• Gas or bloating: Sorbitol can be fermented by bowel bacteria, causing wind or fullness. Seek medical advice if swelling becomes painful or persistent.
• Nausea: The bowel action may make you feel sick. Stop and get medical help if vomiting prevents you from keeping fluids down.

• Shake the bottle well before each use and measure Livacon solution carefully.
• Drink suitable fluids unless your doctor has restricted your fluid intake.
• Eat fibre-rich foods and stay physically active if your doctor agrees.
• Do not use other bowel-moving products without asking a pharmacist or doctor.
• Stop and seek help for severe abdominal pain, vomiting or a swollen abdomen.

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