Laxitol Syrup is used to manage constipation and hepatic encephalopathy, a condition where the liver is unable to clear toxins from the blood, leading to confusion and mental changes. It contains lactulose, an osmotic laxative that draws water into the intestines to soften stools.
This action helps make bowel movements smoother and more frequent, and in hepatic encephalopathy, it supports the removal of toxins to aid mental clarity. Use the measuring cup provided to take the exact dose prescribed by your doctor, usually with a meal or before bedtime.
Drinking plenty of water through the day can help this syrup work more effectively and reduce bloating. Including fibre-rich foods in your diet may also support regular bowel movements alongside treatment.
Consult your doctor for personalised advice on dosage, especially if you have diabetes, as this syrup contains sugars. Seek medical advice if constipation does not improve, or if you notice severe stomach cramps or persistent diarrhoea.















































































