Calmosine

Calmosine

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for indigestion, flatulence and colic in infants. Their use is particularly indicated in digestive disorders mainly due to the small quantities of air which babies swallow while feeding. This air collects as a bubble in the stomach and produces discomfort and colic pains if not dispersed. A few drops of Babuline given immediately after a feed will result in a prompt eructation and consequent comfort to the child. Indigestion in children is frequently caused by curd formation in the stomach. Some, children particularly bottle-fed infants, vomit large hard curds. It is assumed that by displacing the calcium with sodium in the curds from its combination with casein (Calcium caseinate) they produce curds which are softer & smaller in size.