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Colofac IBS 15 Tablets For Irritable Bowl Syndrome Cramps Bloating and Wind 135mg [P]
Colofac IBS 15 Tablets For
Irritable Bowl Syndrome Cramps
Bloating And Wind 135mg [P]
    Colofac IBS 15 Tablets
    For Irritable Bowl
    Syndrome Cramps Bloating
    and Wind 135mg [P]    
    Colofac IBS Colofac IBS
    are used to treat the
    symptoms of irritable
    bowel syndrome (IBS)  
    Colofac IBS is one of a
    group of medicines called
    antispasmodics, which
    are used to treat the
    symptoms of irritable
    bowel syndrome (IBS).
    This a very common
    condition which causes
    spasm and pain in the gut
    or intestine.   The
    intestine is a long
    muscular tube. The tube
    squeezes rhythmically so
    that food can pass down
    it to be digested. If the
    intestine goes into spasm
    and squeezes too tightly,
    you get pain, and that
    is called IBS. The way
    antispasmodic medicines
    work is by relieving the
    spasm and pain.   The
    main symptoms of IBS
    include: abdominal
    pain-and spasm a bloated
    feeling, or wind
    diarrhoea or constipation
    small, hard,
    pellet-like or
    ribbon-like stools mucus
    in the stools You may
    also notice some changes
    in your bowel habit when
    you go to the lavatory.
      Symptoms vary from
    person to person. and
    pain may be slight or
    very severe.   Each
    tablet contains: 135mg
    mebeverine hydrochloride
      The tablets also
    contain lactose, starch
    (maize or potato),
    povidone, talc,
    magnesium stearate. The
    sugar coating contains
    talc, sucrose, gelatin,
    acacia, carnauba wax.
      If you have not
    suffered from IBS before,
    or you have developed
    new symptoms, or your
    symptoms have got worse,
    please see your doctor
    before using any IBS
    treatment.   If you are
    allergic to lactose (also
    found in dairy products)
    or any of the other
    tablet ingredients,
    please tell your
    pharmacist.   Even if
    you have had IBS before,
    if any of the following
    apply this time, please
    contact your doctor so
    that he can decide
    whether Colofac is the
    right treatment:   you
    are 40 years of age or
    over, and your symptoms
    have changed, or it is
    some time since you last
    suffered from IBS; you
    have passed blood from
    the bowel; you are
    feeling sick or vomiting;
    you have lost your
    appetite, or lost
    weight, for no apparent
    reason; you are looking
    pale and feeling tired;
    you are suffering from
    severe constipation; you
    have a fever; you have
    recently traveled abroad;
    you are pregnant, or
    planning to become
    pregnant; you have
    abnormal vaginal bleeding
    or discharge; you have
    difficulty or pain when
    passing water. Questions
    you may have about
    Colofac IBS Can I
    continue to drink
    alcohol? Yes Will they
    make me drowsy? No - your
    responses will not be
    affected - you may still
    drive or operate
    machinery.   How to take
    Colofac IBS The dose for
    adults (including the
    elderly), and children
    over 10 years of age, is
    one tablet three times a
    day.   Colofac IBS is
    not recommended for
    children under 10 years
    of age.   Do not exceed
    the stated dose.  
    Colofac IBS is best taken
    20 minutes before meals
    as some people find their
    symptoms are strongest
    after they have eaten.
    Swallow the tablets with
    water: Do Not chew them.
      If symptoms persist
    for more than two weeks,
    speak to your doctor.  
    If you miss a dose, take
    it when you remember. If
    the next dose is nearly
    due, ignore the missed
    dose and carry on as
    normal with the next
    dose. Do not take two
    tablets to make up for
    the one you missed   If
    you, or someone else,
    takes too many Colofac
    IBS tablets, you should
    contact a doctor
    immediately or go to the
    nearest hospital casualty
    department. Take the
    Colofac IBS pack with
    you.   Side-effects Very
    rarely, people taking
    Colofac IBS may develop
    allergic reactions. These
    may include inflamed or
    reddened skin, itching
    or skin rashes. If you
    develop swelling of the
    face, lips and/or
    tongue, stop taking
    Colofac IBS and contact
    your doctor immediately.
      If you notice any
    side-effects not
    mentioned in this
    leaflet, tell your
    doctor or a pharmacist  
    What else can you do to
    help? Whether or not you
    restrict your diet
    depends on the way IBS
    affects you. If you find
    that certain things bring
    on the symptoms, then it
    makes sense to avoid
    them. A high fibre diet
    may help, but ask your
    pharmacist for more
    information.   Some
    people find that learning
    to relax can help to
    reduce their symptoms of
    IBS. You may find it
    helpful to set aside a
    few moments each day to
    relax and gently unwind.
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