Protance Sugar Free Bottle Of 150Ml Oral Gel

• Acidity: Excess stomach acid can cause burning or discomfort; the antacid ingredients neutralise some of the acid for temporary relief.
• Heartburn: Acid moving from the stomach towards the throat can cause a burning sensation; Protance oral gel reduces the acidity involved.
• Indigestion: Acid and trapped gas can contribute to upper stomach discomfort after meals; the antacid and antigas ingredients can ease these symptoms.
• Gas discomfort: Trapped gas can cause pressure and bloating; activated dimethicone helps combine small bubbles so they pass more easily.
• Stomach ulcer symptom relief: By reducing acidity, Protance oral gel may ease discomfort while other treatment addresses the ulcer's cause.

• Constipation: Aluminium hydroxide can slow bowel movement and make stools harder. Drink fluids and eat fibre-rich food if suitable, then seek advice if pain or constipation becomes severe.
• Diarrhoea: Magnesium hydroxide and sorbitol can draw water into the bowel and loosen stools. Replace lost fluids and contact your doctor if diarrhoea continues.
• Stomach cramps: Changes in bowel movement or sorbitol may cause cramping or bloating. Seek medical attention for severe or worsening abdominal pain.
• Allergic reaction: A rash, facial swelling or breathing difficulty can signal a serious allergy. Stop using Protance oral gel and get emergency medical help immediately.

• Shake Protance oral gel well before each use.
• Use the measuring device supplied with the pack.
• Keep a suitable gap from other medicines if your doctor or pharmacist advises one.
• Choose smaller meals and avoid foods that trigger your heartburn.
• Seek medical advice if heartburn is frequent, severe or associated with difficulty swallowing.

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