Pregnancy Interaction

• This medicine is mostly made for babies and children, hence it should not be used during pregnancy.
• If an adult takes it by mistake, it is usually seen to be minimal risk, but they should still see a doctor.
• Breastfeeding: Safe for babies; doesn't change the milk.

Faq For Medicine

Q1: What do people use COLITREAT Drops for?
They help babies with colic, gas, bloating, and stomach pain.

Q2: Is this a painkiller or an antibiotic?
No. It helps with digestion and stops gas.

Q3: Is it safe for babies to consume COLITREAT Drops?
Yes, they are often given to newborns and babies, but a pediatrician should tell you how much to give them.

Q4. How long does it take to work?
Usually, relief from gas and bloating happens within minutes to hours after taking the medicine.

Q5. Is it okay to administer it every day?
Yes, it can be given as directed, but you should talk to your doctor about using it for a long time.

Expert Advice

• For proper dosing, use the dropper that comes with it.
• You can give drops directly or combine them with milk or water, as directed.
• After feeding, make sure to burp the infant.
• To cut down on gas, keep your feeding position correct.
• If the crying doesn't stop or gets worse, see a pediatrician to rule out other explanations.

Side Effects

• Most people do well with COLITREAT Drops.
• Side effects that are uncommon:
• A little upset stomach
• Very rare: loose stools
• Allergic response (rare rash or itching)
• Stop using it and see a doctor if you notice any strange symptoms.

 How It Works

• Simethicone acts by popping gas bubbles in the stomach and intestines.
• This makes it easier for gas to get through, which helps with bloating, pressure, and colic pain.
• If there are herbal ingredients, they assist calm the digestive system.

Medicine Interaction

• There are no known medication interactions that are important.
• Most children's medicines can be safely used with this.
• Always tell the doctor if the youngster is taking additional drugs.

 How to Use

• Before you use it, shake the bottle well.
• Use the dropper that comes with it to measure the dose.
• Give by mouth as directed by the pediatrician.
• Can be administered after meals or as suggested.
• Don't take more than the prescribed amount.

 Uses / Indications

• You can use COLITREAT Drops for:
• Colic in babies
• Gas and farting
• Bloating in the stomach
• Baby's stomach hurts
• Crying because of gas trapped