Flacol

Flatulence (in t.tsch. in the postoperative period), aerophagia, dyspepsia, Remheld syndrome, preparation for diagnostic studies of the abdominal cavity and pelvis; intoxication with detergents (as a defoamer).

As an additive to a suspension of contrast agents for obtaining a double contrast image, as a defoamer for acute poisoning with detergents.

Flatulence (in t.tsch. in the postoperative period), aerophagia, dyspepsia, Remheld syndrome, preparation for diagnostic studies of the abdominal cavity and pelvis; intoxication with detergents (as a defoamer).

As an additive to a suspension of contrast agents for obtaining a double contrast image, as a defoamer for acute poisoning with detergents.

Inside.

Symptomatic treatment

Adults and children from 6 to 15 years old & nbsp; & mdash; 25 & ndash; 50 drops after each meal and before going to bed, with a small amount of liquid.

For newborns and children under 6 years of age, 10 to 15 drops 2 to 3 times a day during meals (in a bottle for infants) or after meals.

Preventive reception in preparation for the study of the stomach and / or intestines

50 drops 3 & ndash;4 times a day for 2 days prior to the study, 50 drops in the morning, on an empty stomach on the day of the study and 50 drops immediately before the study.

Before use, the bottle with drops must be shaken.

Inside, during or after meals and, if necessary, before going to bed. Before use, you should actively shake the bottle. In order for the suspension to start coming out of the pipette, the bottle should be turned upside down and tapped on the bottom. Sub _® Simplex mixes well with other liquids, such as milk.

Increased gas formation

Adults  & mdash; 30 & ndash;45 drops (1,2 & ndash;1,8 ml). Children from 6 to 15 years & nbsp; & mdash; 20 & ndash;30 drops (0.8 & ndash;1.2 ml); from 1 year to 6 years  & mdash; 15 drops (0.6 ml). If necessary, an additional 15 drops per night.

This dose should be taken every 4 to 6 hours; if necessary, it can be increased. Newborns and infants (up to 1 year of age) receiving feeding from a baby bottle are added 15 drops (0.6 ml) of suspension to each bottle. Sub _® Simplex can be given to newborns before feeding with a teaspoon.

The duration of use depends on the dynamics of complaints. Sub _® Simplex can be taken for a long time if necessary.

Preparation for diagnostic tests of the gastrointestinal tract

Use in preparation for diagnostic studies of the gastrointestinal tract is facilitated if the pipette is removed from the bottle.

X-ray examination. To prepare for radiography the day before the study in the evening, you should take 3 & ndash;6 hours.spoons (15 & ndash;30 ml) of Sub _® Simplex.

ULTRASOUND. When preparing for ultrasound, it is recommended to take 3 hours.spoons (15 ml) of Sub _® Simplex in the evening the day before the study and 3 hours.spoons 3 hours before the study.

Endoscopy. Before endoscopy, take 0.5 & ndash;1 hour.a spoonful (2.5 & ndash;5 ml) of Sub _® Simplex. During the study, an additional few milliliters of Sub suspension can be administered through the endoscope Simplex.

Detergent poisoning

The dose depends on the severity of the poisoning. Recommended minimum dose of Sub _® The simplex is 1 h.spoon (5 ml).

In cases of persistent complaints and/or new complaints, you should consult a doctor.