Gasowel Plus Sugar Free Suspension 170ml

Activated Dimethicone

To be used from the Activation to help the treatment mentioned with an excess of gas, bloating, does not have any complaints of discomfort due to some reason. In contrast to drugs used for systemic action, it acts by a completely physical process: It is reducing the surface tension around the air bubbles that are accumulating in the stomach and bowels and making the small bubbles merge into larger bubbles, which are easy to expel by belching or by passing flatus.

Indications

• Flatulence & Meteorism: Gives instantaneous relief from the sensation of "fullness" or "tightness" in the abdomen.
• Infantile Colic: The pediatric drops are usually placed in the mouths of a baby whose torso is in distress from trapped gas.
• Post-operative gas: It helps the patient to recover comfortably post-abdominal surgeries which are associated with an accumulation of gas in the gut.
• Diagnostic Purposes: Always given before therapeutic X-rays or ultrasonography to nullify the gas shadow and manifest a clear image.

Key Features

Although, the reference doses of Activated Dimethicone that have been utilized for decades may waver in alleviating their gentle manifestations when taken within an hour of ingestion. Delayed inhibition of the gastric acid secretion may occur, which goes on indefinitely.

Sometimes there originates a head swells at an injection site.

In so tend to be that severe abdominal pain is prevailing, that tends to happen over a few days, or elicits fever accompanied by vomiting, immediately consult a physician on account of this being indicative of another intrinsic complication.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Is Activated Dimethicone the same as Simethicone?
Yes. In many clinical scenarios, activated dimethicone and simethicone are synonymous. They both refer to an emulsion of polydimethylsiloxane and silica claiming to split up air bubbles.

Q: Can I Take It During Pregnancy?
Purely because this does not enter the circulation, it is liable to be deemed nonriskily-friendly in pregnancy and lactation. But do check with your OB-GYN if at all you're intending to start with a medication new to you.

Q: Should I not take this supplement before or after meals?
Usually, after meals and at bedtime delivers the biggest de-bloating advantage.

Q: Is Activated Dimethicone used to treat stomach acidity?
No, it only treats gas rather than acidity. However, it is indeed mixed with antacids like Magnesium Hydroxide in what are called "combination" syrups, usually to address concurrent complaints of both bloating and acidity.

Q: Does one need to follow any dietary restrictions when taking these?
There are no direct reactions with food. However, it would be advisable to limit foods that would entrain the accumulation of gas like beans, cabbage, carbonated beverages, and high-fiber lentils while on treatment to save yourself from gas formation.

Storage Information

Store in a cool, dry place below 30°C. Protect from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children in the bottle or strip.

Disclaimer: The content on this page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute advice or medical advice. Always see a health professional qualified to diagnose and prescribe treatment.

Oxetacaine

Oxetacaine (Mucosal Anesthetic)

Oxetacaine (also known as Oxethazaine) is a potent local anesthetic designed for mucosal applications, especially for rapid relief of gastrointestinal pain. It acts locally on the lining of the esophagus and stomach, unlike systemic painkillers. Notably, it retains its effectiveness even in the acidic environment of the stomach, making it a “gold standard” for gastric pain relief.

Principal Therapeutic Uses

Gastritis and Peptic Ulcers: Helps numb the stomach lining and protect against acid irritation.

Heartburn & GERD: Relieves the burning sensation in the chest and throat.

Esophagitis: Soothes inflammation and pain caused by acid reflux in the esophagus.

Hiatus Hernia: Helps manage pain and discomfort behind the sternum due to stomach displacement.

Administration of Oxetacaine

Timing: Take just before bedtime or 15–30 minutes before meals for optimal effect.

Do Not Dilute: If using a suspension, avoid mixing with water, as it may reduce the coating effect on the stomach lining.

Shake Well: Always shake the bottle to ensure uniform distribution of ingredients.

Correct Dosage: Follow the prescribed dose (5 ml or 10 ml). Taking more will not speed recovery.

Safety & Precautions

Expert Tip: Avoid eating or drinking immediately after taking the dose to allow proper protective coating formation.

Kidney Health: Use cautiously in chronic kidney disease, especially with magnesium or aluminium-containing combinations.

Pregnancy & Lactation: Seek medical advice before use.

Dosage Limit: Do not exceed prescribed limits (e.g., 2 teaspoons within 24 hours) without consulting a doctor.

Potential Side Effects

Most side effects are mild and temporary:

• Temporary numbness of the tongue or mouth
• Constipation or diarrhea
• Dizziness or drowsiness (rare)
• Loss of appetite

Warning: Discontinue use and consult a doctor if you experience skin rash or swelling of lips.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: How fast does Oxetacaine work?
A: Relief is usually felt within 2–5 minutes, making it a rapid-acting local anesthetic.

Q: Why does my tongue feel numb after taking it?
A: This is normal. Oxetacaine may temporarily numb surfaces it comes into contact with. Swallowing promptly can reduce this effect.

Q: Can it be taken with other medications?
A: It may interfere with absorption of certain drugs (e.g., tetracycline, digoxin). Maintain a gap of at least 2 hours.

Q: Does it treat the cause of acidity?
A: No. It mainly relieves pain and burning. Underlying causes require antacids, diet changes, or further treatment.

Q: Is it safe for children?
A: Use in children is not recommended unless prescribed by a pediatrician.