Dulcoflex® 5mg Suppository For Children
No.1 Bisacodyl suppository Relieve delivers constipation in children with the fast-acting Dulcoflex® suppository. Its active ingredient, Bisacodyl, ensures effective relief in 20 minutes. • Relief in ~20 minutes • Easy-to-use constipation solution • Well tolerated in children
Why choose Dulcoflex®
For constipation
Provides overnight relief
Is non-habit forming
Helps improve bowel movement
What’s inside
Bisacodyl I.P. 5mg
Dulcoflex® tablets and suppositories contain a single active ingredient, Bisacodyl I.P. 5mg, which plays a vital role in delivering effective constipation relief. By stimulating bowel muscles and softening stools, it facilitates easier passage and delivers effective relief.
How does it work
Dulcoflex® is a stimulant laxative that helps manage constipation. Its active ingredient—Biacasodyl stimulates bowel muscles, helping you pass stools and providing relief from constipation.
Directions for use
Dulcoflex® 5mg Suppository for Children
Medical advisory: Suppositories should only be used in your back passage.
1. Take off the foll wrapping
2. Lie on one side and pull your knees up towards your chest. Keep one leg drawn up more than the other
3. Use your first finger (index finger) or middle finger to push in the suppository
4. Gently push the suppository as far as possible into your back passage, pointed end first
5. Once it is as far as it will go, push it side-ways to make sure it touches the wall of the bowel
6. Lower your legs to a comfortable position whilst the suppository is retained in place
7. Keep the suppository inside you for at least 30 minutes
Note : Always use this medicine exactly as your doctor has told you. If you have any doubts or questions, consult your doctor.
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Real Relief
Learn how reclaiming control over your digestive well-being looks like
Dulcoflex® has been a game-changer for me as a teacher! With an already hectic schedule, dealing with constipation became a constant challenge. But thanks to Dulcoflex® I can now focus on teaching students with peace of mind.
As a construction worker, my job demands long-hours on site. Working with constipation is difficult because of my demanding work. But with Dulcoflex®, this problem has been solved. It has provided me with relief from constipation and keeps me going strong.
My work includes long hours of sitting and stressful deadlines. This sedentary lifestyle has led to constipation and affected my productivity at work.
Dulcoflex® has been a true saviour with its gentle relief, allowing me to work better.
Frequently asked questions
What is Dulcoflex® 5mg suppository?
Dulcoflex® 5mg suppository is a laxative medication for kids used for constipation.
How do Dulcoflex® 5mg suppositories work in children
Dulcoflex® 5mg suppositories work by stimulating the bowel muscles, facilitating bowel movements, and helping the stool pass in children
Are Dulcoflex® 5mg suppositories safe and effective for children?
Dulcoflex® 5mg suppositories can be well tolerated and effective for children when used as directed and under the guidance of a healthcare professional.
What are the uses of the Dulcoflex® 5mg suppository?
Dulcoflex® 5mg suppository is primarily used to treat constipation. Additionally, it can be used in some medical procedures to cleanse the intestines and assist with the passage of stool.
How long does it usually take for Dulcoflex® 5mg suppositories to show effect in children?
Dulcoflex® 5mg suppositories typically stimulate a bowel movement within approximately 20 minutes after insertion in children.
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