Pregnancy Interaction

• This combination should be employed with caution during pregnancy and lactation.
• Fungal diastase and papain are digestive enzymes that are typically regarded as safe; however, there is limited clinical evidence regarding their use during pregnancy.
• Activated charcoal may diminish nutrient absorption when used frequently or in high doses, potentially impacting maternal nutrition.

➡️ Therefore, utilize this medication solely under the guidance of your healthcare provider. Refrain from self-medicating during pregnancy or lactation.

FAQs for Medicine?

Q1. What is the purpose of this medication?

This combination aids in alleviating dyspepsia, gas, bloating, and a sensation of heaviness following meals. It enhances digestion and facilitates the removal of excess gas and contaminants from the gastrointestinal tract.

Q2. Is it safe to consume this medication during pregnancy?

Use it solely as directed by your healthcare professional. Safety information regarding pregnancy and lactation is limited.

Q3. At what time should I administer this tablet?

Consume it following meals to facilitate digestion and avert gastric discomfort.

Q4. Is it permissible to consume it on a daily basis?

Yes, it may be used daily following meals, as recommended by your healthcare provider. Prolonged use should be carefully monitored.

Q5. Does it induce constipation or diarrhea?

No, it generally does not. Rarely, activated charcoal may induce constipation when consumed in excessive amounts.

Q6. Is it considered secure for children?

It should be administered to minors exclusively under medical supervision.

Expert advice

• Always administer the tablet following a meal.
• Avoid concurrent administration with other oral medications—as activated charcoal may assimilate them and diminish their efficacy. Maintain a two-hour interval if additional medications are required.
• Refrain from consuming alcohol or large, substantial meals while using this medication.
• Consume an adequate amount of fluids and adhere to a well-balanced diet.
• If symptoms such as dyspepsia or bloating continue for more than 5 to 7 days, seek medical advice.

Side Effects

• Abdominal distress
• Constipation resulting from Activated Charcoal
• Nausea or emesis
• Black-colored stools (benign effect of charcoal)
• Occasional flatulence or bloating
• Allergic cutaneous reactions (extremely uncommon)
• In the event of intense abdominal pain or ongoing adverse effects, please consult a healthcare professional.

How it works

• Fungal Diastase (1:800) 100 mg: Facilitates the hydrolysis of carbohydrates and starch into simpler sugars, thereby enhancing digestive efficiency.
• Papain 60 mg: A natural enzyme derived from papaya that facilitates the breakdown of proteins into amino acids.
• Activated Charcoal 75 mg: Binds gases, contaminants, and impurities within the stomach and intestines, thereby alleviating bloating, gas, and discomfort.
• Together, these ingredients enhance digestion, alleviate a feeling of heaviness, and purify the gastrointestinal tract.

Medicine Interaction

• Antacids, particularly those containing aluminum or magnesium, may diminish enzyme activity.
• Oral medications, including antibiotics, vitamins, or contraceptive tablets, may have their absorption diminished by activated charcoal.
• Alcohol has the potential to elevate acidity levels and impair enzymatic activity.
• Always notify your healthcare provider of any additional medications, supplements, or herbal products you are currently using.

How to use

• Consume one tablet following each primary meal, or as prescribed by your physician.
• Swallow entirely with a glass of water; avoid crushing or chewing.
• Maintain a two-hour interval between this tablet and any other oral medications.
• Proceed with the medication for the prescribed period only.

Uses/Indications

• Indigestion (Dyspepsia)
• Decreased desire to eat
• Abdominal distension and flatulence
• A sensation of heaviness following meals
• Deficiency of digestive enzymes
• Gastrointestinal Gas and Discomfort
• Supportive therapy for gastrointestinal disorders