Coliza D Peppermint Flavour Suspension 30Ml

Coliza D Suspension is used in children to relieve abdominal discomfort caused by irritable bowel syndrome, functional bowel disorders, and excess gas, including gas linked to certain infant formulas.

Uses of Coliza D Suspension are:

• Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Helps manage discomfort and changes in bowel habits linked to IBS.
• Functional Bowel Disorders: Eases persistent belly pain and bloating.
• Excess Gas: Provides relief from gas and bloating caused by certain foods, infant formula, or swallowing air.

Here's how you should give Coliza D Suspension to your child:

• Always shake the bottle well before using this medicine.

• Ensure you measure the exact amount recommended by your doctor using the provided spoon or cup.

• Follow your doctor's advice on how frequently and for how long you should give this medicine to your child.

• If you need further guidance on administering this medicine, refer to the package insert or consult your doctor.

Coliza D Suspension is given orally.

Coliza D Suspension comprises two primary active ingredients:

• Simethicone (40 mg): This component is known for its ability to break up gas bubbles in your child's gut. By doing so, it helps ease gas-related discomfort and makes it easier for the gas to pass out of the body.

• Dicyclomine Hydrochloride (10 mg): This ingredient functions by relaxing the muscles in your child's gut. It does this through an anticholinergic effect which blocks certain receptors in the body that control muscle movement, along with a direct muscle-relaxing impact.

Both these ingredients work together to address gastrointestinal issues and provide relief from associated symptoms in children.

• Keep Coliza D Suspension at room temperature.

• Store it in a dry place, safe from moisture and heat.

• Be sure to protect it from freezing temperatures.

• Always keep the bottle tightly closed when not in use.

• Keep this medicine out of your child's reach.

• Since Coliza D Suspension is used to manage symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), ensure your child has a balanced diet. Include foods high in fibre like fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, as they help to regulate bowel movements.

• Avoid giving your child foods that could cause extra gas or bloating such as beans, lentils, broccoli, onions, and carbonated drinks. These could worsen IBS symptoms and increase discomfort.