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Cremalax Liquid is utilized for alleviating constipation. It's additionally employed for clearing the large intestine before proceeding with a colonoscopy or a surgical procedure.
Sodium picosulfate, initially passive, becomes efficient via a process in the digestive tract where it's transformed by gut flora into a compound. This transformed substance functions as a stimulant laxative, fostering the activity of the intestines by boosting peristalsis.
It has been connected with specific alterations in electrolytes, like diminished sodium levels (hyponatremia) and potassium (hypokalemia). To rectify dehydration and reestablish the correct balance of electrolytes, patients are frequently recommended to intake large amounts of transparent liquids.
Patients who are prescribed this medication should comply with their healthcare professional's advice regarding dosage and period of treatment.
It is vital to share any consistent symptoms or adverse effects promptly.
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Be careful in the case of liver issues; keep track of liver function during treatment.
This composition, in gel state, delivers Potassium Nitrate at a density perfect for alleviating dehydration.
If you can't consume the entire product and clear liquids as instructed, contact your doctor immediately. Your procedure may require rescheduling to ensure its effectiveness. Timely communication with your healthcare provider is crucial for proper guidance on managing missed doses or incomplete consumption, ensuring the success of the prescribed procedure.
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