Pregnancy Interaction

• It is not recommended to take Sizlac (Itopride) when pregnant unless it is absolutely necessary.
• There isn't a lot of data on human safety.
• Animal tests demonstrate that it doesn't hurt too much, but it should still only be used under physician supervision.
• Don't take medicine on your own when you're pregnant.

Faq For Medicine

Q1. What do you use Sizlac 100 mg for?

It helps with bloating, gas, indigestion, nausea, feeling full too soon, and a slow stomach emptying.

Q2. Does it help with acidity?

Yes. It helps the stomach flow better, which lowers acidity and makes you feel better after eating.

Q3: Is it safe to use Sizlac for a long time?

It is normally safe, but you should take it as directed.

Q4. Does it make you sleepy?

Usually, it doesn't make you sleepy.

Q5. Is it safe to consume with antacids?

Yes, but you should take Sizlac before meals and antacids after meals.

Q6: Is it safe for those with diabetes to use?

Yes, if the doctor says so. Many people with diabetes have sluggish stomach emptying.

Expert Advice

• Take Sizlac before meals, which is normally 2 to 3 times a day.
• Works best when you eat small meals often and stay away from fatty foods.
• Don't drink alcohol, smoke, or eat spicy foods. They make the acidity worse.
• If you have severe stomach discomfort, black stools, or vomiting that won't stop, stop and see a doctor.
• If you miss a dose, don't take two

 Side Effects

• Pain in the head
• Pain in the stomach
• Loose stools
• Feeling sick
• More frequent bowel motions
• Not as common:
• Dizziness
• Mouth that is dry
• Rash
• Not often, but serious:
• Shaking
• Heart palpitations
• Allergic responses include swelling and trouble breathing.

 How It Works

• How Sizlac (Itopride) works:
• Blocking the dopamine-D2 receptor
• Makes stomach contractions stronger
• Speeds up the movement of food via the digestive system
• Stopping acetylcholinesterase
• Increases acetylcholine, which makes the stomach move more.
• Lessens nausea and bloating
• Overall effect: The stomach empties faster, which means less acidity, discomfort, gas, and bloating.

Medicine Interaction

• Be careful with:
• Drugs that block acetylcholine
• Atropine
• Dicyclomine (may make it less effective)
• Drugs that change how the GI tract moves
• Opioids (slow down gastrointestinal motility)
• Drugs that stop diarrhea
• Stimulants for the CNS
• The effect might get a little stronger.
• Drinking
• Makes the stomach more irritated.
• Always tell your doctor about any medications you are currently taking.

 How to Use

• Take one pill two to three times a day, before meals.
• Take it all in with water.
• Take every day at the same times.
• If you miss a dose, don't take it again if it's close to the next one.
• Follow your doctor's advice and finish the whole course.

 Uses / Indications

• For what Sizlac 100 mg Tablet is used:
• Dyspepsia that works
• Gas and bloating
• Acidic stomach because it takes a long time to empty
• Symptoms connected to GERD
• Feeling sick and uncomfortable after meals
• Feeling full soon (early satiety)
• Indigestion that comes with problems with gastric motility