GALPHARM Diarrhoea Relief Instant Melts 2mg Loperamide Orodispersible Tablets 6's X 2

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Serious side effects, including allergic reactions, rashes, and loss of consciousness, are rare but can occur. If your doctor has prescribed loperamide for you or your child, follow their instructions about how and when to take it. irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), which has been previously diagnosed by a doctor, to relieve short term diarrhoea associated with it. If you’re trying to get pregnant, talk to your doctor if you take loperamide on prescription as part of ongoing treatment for a bowel condition. To qualify for a refund or replacement, products need to be complete with all components and original packaging.

The tablets, which are “melt in the mouth” peppermint flavoured tablets, are designed to be placed on the tongue and allowed to completely disintegrate before swallowing. Rare side effects may include loss of vision, stomach pain or swollen stomach, difficulties in passing water, or tiredness. b) The IHTSDO Affiliate must not use IHTSDO SNOMED CT Browser to access or interact with SNOMED CT in any way that is not permitted by the Affiliate License Agreement.a) The sub-licensee is only permitted to access SNOMED CT® using this software (or service) for the purpose of exploring and evaluating the terminology. Other Ingredients: Lactulose, Maize Starch, Talc, Magnesium Stearate, Gelatin, Quinoline Yellow (E104), Erythrosine (E127), Patent Blue (E131) and Titanium Dioxide (E171).

If the symptoms persist after a few hours, taking an anti-diarrhoea tablet such as loperamide, following the manufacturer's instructions, may help to control the attack. EFFECTIVE -- Galpharm Anti-Diarrhoea Instants 2mg Orodispersible Tablets contain Loperamide Hydrochloride which is an antidiarrheal medicine which helps to stop diarrhoea by making the stools more solid and less frequent. Diarrhoea can be caused by a variety of factors such as an acute infection in the bowel, overuse of certain medications such as antibiotics, excessive intake of fibre-rich foods including dried fruit or pure fruit juice, overuse of laxatives, anxiety and stress, or the consumption of caffeine, artificial sweeteners, alcohol, or sweets containing sorbitol.

Most cases of acute diarrhoea will resolve on their own, but you can help manage the symptoms by getting rest and avoiding solid foods for a few hours or up to a day depending on the severity of the attack. a) The IHTSDO Affiliate, using IHTSDO SNOMED CT Browser must accept full responsibility for any reporting and fees due for use or deployment of such a system in a Non-Member Territory. It can also be used by adults of 18 years and over who have irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), which has been previously diagnosed by a doctor, to relieve short term diarrhoea associated with it.