ROWASA 1GM SACHET 1s

ROWASA 1GM SACHET 1s is a purpose-built medication for addressing Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn’s Disease, both of which are classified as inflammatory bowel diseases. Mesalazine, a key component, effectively inhibits the generation of inflammatory chemical messengers in the intestines thereby, battling inflammation, ulcers, bleeding, and abdominal pain commonly associated with these gastrointestinal complaints.

The main function of Mesalazine is to inhibit the formation of inflammatory chemical triggers within the intestines which is significant in reducing symptoms linked to inflammatory bowel diseases eventually decreasing inflammation, ulcers, bleeding, and abdominal pain.

For optimal results, it is important to strictly adhere to the dose and length of treatment prescribed by your doctor when using medicines containing Mesalazine. Be sure to read the label and follow instructions provided.

Though Mesalazine offers relief, it may be linked to several common side effects, encompassing abdominal pain/gastric discomfort, bloating, headaches, vomiting, diarrhea, nausea, stomach ache, and skin rashes. Bear in mind, though, that these side effects tend to be minor and transient in nature.

Mesalazine tablets are not intended for children under the age of two, and granules not advised for those below six years. Always share any existing liver or kidney conditions with your doctor. Unusual symptoms must be reported immediately. Sticking to a consistent medication schedule is key to managing conditions effectively. Consumption of alcoholic beverages should be avoided while undergoing treatment.

If you forget to ingest a dose of medication, take it once you remember, or skip it if it's almost time for the subsequent dose. Sticking to the prescribed treatment schedule is critical for maximum efficacy. Seek professional medical advice for any uncertainties or worries about missed doses, to ensure consistent, safe and effective treatment.

If a dose is missed, take it as soon as remembered, or skip if it's almost time for the next dose.