Robcaine 540/50/10 Mg Syrup 170 Ml

• Acidity and heartburn: Magaldrate reduces excess stomach acid and eases burning that may rise from the stomach into the food pipe.
• Gas and bloating: Simethicone helps trapped gas bubbles join and pass more easily, reducing abdominal pressure and discomfort.
• Acid-related abdominal pain: Oxetacaine temporarily numbs irritated stomach or food-pipe lining while magaldrate reduces acid exposure.
• Stomach or duodenal ulcer discomfort: The combination can ease burning pain and acid irritation while the underlying condition is assessed and managed.
• Inflammation of the food pipe: Lowering acid and soothing irritated tissue may reduce discomfort linked to acid reflux.

• Chalky taste: Magaldrate can leave a powdery taste after the syrup. Seek emergency help if facial swelling or breathing difficulty occurs.
• Diarrhoea: The antacid may loosen stools in some people. Contact your doctor if stools are frequent, watery or contain blood.
• Constipation: Magaldrate can slow bowel movements. Drink water and eat fibre-rich food if suitable, then seek care if pain or persistent constipation develops.
• Intestinal pain: Cramping or discomfort may occur as gas shifts or the stomach lining remains irritated. Seek medical help for severe or worsening pain.
• Allergic reaction: Rash, itching or swelling may indicate sensitivity to an ingredient. Get emergency medical help for breathing difficulty or swelling of the face, lips or throat.

• Measure Robcaine syrup with the supplied device, not a household spoon.
• Shake the bottle well before every use.
• Tell your doctor if heartburn, swallowing difficulty or abdominal pain keeps returning.
• Drink enough water and include fibre-rich food if constipation occurs.
• Keep other medicines separate from Robcaine syrup when your doctor or pharmacist advises.
• Seek urgent care for black stools, blood in vomit, repeated vomiting or severe abdominal pain.

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