Lactifiber Syrup is used to treat chronic constipation and to manage hepatic encephalopathy, a brain-related complication of severe liver disease. It contains lactitol, a synthetic sugar that acts as an osmotic laxative, drawing water into the colon to soften the stool and stimulate a natural bowel movement. In liver disease, it alters the acidity of the gut to trap ammonia so it can be safely passed out rather than entering the bloodstream, which matters for people with liver impairment.
Take the syrup with or without food, as prescribed by your doctor, and drink plenty of fluids while taking it so the laxative works well. Consult your doctor before starting, and tell them if you have diabetes, or if you experience severe abdominal cramps or persistent diarrhoea.










































































