Babylax

This drug is a laxative and contains glycerol given to the rectum。 The laxative effect is achieved by the ability of glycerol to soften the stool, which can stimulate intestinal movements with a slight local irritation。

It is shown for the temporary and occasional rescue of adults and adolescents from the age of 12, and for the local rescue of signs of temporary constipation。

Talk to your doctor if it does not worsen or improve after 7 days of treatment。

Follow the instructions for taking the medications listed in this leaflet or follow the instructions of your doctor, pharmacist or nurse。

If in doubt, consult your doctor, pharmacist or nurse。

The recommended doses are:

Adults and adolescents from 12 years: administer 1 pack per day as needed or as prescribed by a doctor。

Use of children

This drug is contraindicated in children under the age of 12。

Method of administration:

The drug is given rectally。

1. After removing the cap that closes the end of the cannula at the time selected for administration, a few drops of preparation lightly presses its end to moisten it to facilitate its introduction into the rectum. Put it upright and upwards。 Listen directly to the applicator's cannula and buy a roaring。
2. Insert the contents of the applicator by pressing the wall, do not stop pushing it, and gently remove it when the application is over。

To facilitate the application, the applicator is loaded with the excess product remaining in it after use and the amount of solution released into the application

Each applicator contains a single dose product, but should be discarded after use。

If you notice resistance when applying it, discontinue it as it may be harmful and harmful and consult your doctor。

This drug should not be used for more than 7 consecutive days。 If symptoms do not improve, discontinue treatment and consult your doctor。

Thanata is more than a plow and is louder

Addiction is unlikely to occur due to its use。

Long-term and abusive use of this drug can lead to irritable bowel syndrome (constipation and diarrhea, intestinal convulsions, bloating, nausea and alternating gas symptoms or discomfort)

Immediately consult your doctor, pharmacist in case of overdose or overdose, or call the Toxic Information Service, Phone: 91.562.04.20 showing the drug and the amount taken。

Causes all medicines, medical care, and side effects like。 The following side effects have been observed during the period of use of glycerol in the rectum as a laxative:

Unknown frequency-Itching of the anus, pain in the anus, irritation of the anus。

Report side effects

If you experience any side effects, consult your doctor, pharmacist or nurse, even if they may not be listed in this leaflet。 You can also communicate them directly through the Spanish system of Pharmacovigilance, a drug for human use: www.notificaRAM.es。Help provide more information about the safety of this drug by reporting side effects。