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Generic Name : Lactulose
Pronunciation : Lakh-too-ul-lose
Therapeutic Classification : miscellaneous gastrointestinal products
Trade Name(s):
India- Actual, Agilax, Aklax Plus, Bowelac, Bowlease, Canphalac-, Daffolac, Darix, Duphalac, Evacuate, Evict, Eziluk, Fresky, Gush, Lace, Laclouse, Lacrest, Lactobit, Lactucos, Lactulax, Lactulin, Lactusan, Laxan, Laxatin, Laxicare S, Laxil, Laxitose, Laxobus, Laxolin, Laxose, Lelac, Livintact, Livoluk, Looz, Looz Enema, Looz Soln, Looz Sprin, Loozit, Loozylax, Mtlac, Normalac S, Nostipan, Novalak, Osmowin, Rapiduce, Ree-Lax, Release, Riliz, Sacrulose, Smooz, Stoolsoft, Swiftolac, Swilac, Symolose, Zulac. International- Cholac, Constilac, Constulose, Enulose, Evalose, Generlac, Heptalac, Kristalose. When it is not to be taken (Contraindications): Contraindicated in patients who require a low galactose diet and intestinal obstruction.
When it is to be taken : Adult: The usual adult, oral dosage is 2 to 3 tablespoonfuls (30 to 45 mL, containing 20 g to 30 g of lactulose) three or four times daily. How it should be taken : It comes as a powder to take by mouth, with or without food. Special Instruction : * Caution should be exercised in patients with history of diabetes or who require a low-lactose diet, during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Side Effects : Gastrointestinal - Flatulence, belching and abdominal discomfort. * Avoid excess dosage. Storage Conditions : Store it at room temperature. Keep it away from sunlight and moisture. |
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