Dulcolax For Children 5 Mg 5 Suppositories

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All the vitamins and medicines you need to keep your children healthy are right here. We've got vitamins and supplements that give your kids the nurtients that need for a healthy growth. There are also various medicines to treat any illnesses that may occur as they interact with other kids at school. Dulcolax Suppositories For Children 5mg is packed full of Bisacodyl, which actively works as a proven and safe compound, without side effects, that relieves those suffering from constipation. Dulcolax 5 mg Suppositories for Children are used to relieve the symptoms of constipation. Each suppository contains 5 mg of bisacodyl, which helps to gently stimulate the bowel muscles. The active ingredients is mixed with a safe wax-like substance which firm at room temperature and melt inside of the body once inserted in the rectum. White opaque suppositories containing bisacodyl 5mg Short-term relief of constipation Children 4 to 10 years: Insert 1 into the rectum for immediate effect, use only under the guidance of a physician. Should not be used when anal fissures or ulcerative proctitis with mucosal damage are present. Not for use in patients with ileus, intestinal obstruction, severe dehydration, acute abdominal conditions such as appendicitis, acute inflammatory bowel diseases and severe abdominal pain associated with nausea and vomiting If your child experiences constipation, no need to worry, the symptoms are usually temporary. They will generally include infrequent bowel movements, difficulty passing stool and when your baby poos, it tends too be dry and hard stool. It can be prevented by drinking lots of water, eating a high-fiber diet, being physically active annd having a regular toilet routine. It is also important to note that children have different bowel patterns, some go multiple times a day while others go once in a coupld of days, so don't be quick to panic. Constipation is easy to treat but before you give your child a laxative, consult your doctor. If your baby has what appears to be chronic constipation, you should seek the advise of a paediatrician before giving any medicine. Indigestion or dyspepsia can occur when you eat too much food, eat too quickly or, in general, eat something that doesn't go down well with your body e.g. spicy food. Symptoms include heartburn, bloating and nausea. There are several remedies for an upset stomach so check for the one that works for you. Indigestion can be prevented by eating smaller meals, avoiding late night snacks and drinking lots of water.