Colpep Drops 15 ml

Colpep Drops is used for digestive discomfort in infants and young children. The detailed uses of Colpep Drops are as follows:

• Infant Colic: Helps soothe persistent, inconsolable crying in healthy infants by breaking up trapped gas bubbles in the stomach and gut.
• Abdominal Bloating and Flatulence: Relieves the uncomfortable build-up of excess gas, making it easier for the baby to pass wind naturally.
• Griping Pain: Eases painful stomach spasms and cramps associated with indigestion or swallowing excess air during feeding.
   

Colpep Drops helps relieve gas-related discomfort and colic by reducing trapped gas and soothing the digestive tract. By easing abdominal discomfort, it helps babies feel more comfortable during feeding and rest.

• Helps Relieve Trapped Gas: By breaking down large gas bubbles into smaller ones, Colpep Drops helps infants pass gas more easily, reducing bloating, abdominal pressure, and discomfort.
• Soothes Digestive Discomfort: Colpep Drops helps calm the digestive tract and relieve abdominal cramps associated with excess gas, promoting greater comfort during and after feeds.
• Supports Better Feeding and Sleep: By reducing gas-related fussiness and discomfort, Colpep Drops helps babies feed more comfortably, settle more easily, and enjoy more restful sleep, while also providing reassurance for parents.

• Give Colpep Drops with or without food or as advised by a doctor.
• Follow your doctor's instructions on the dosage and timing of this medication, to ensure the safety.
• Colpep Drops can be given directly into the mouth using the dropper provided, or mixed with a small amount of milk or water, as directed by your doctor.
• Shake the bottle well before each use.

• Keep the baby in an upright position for 15 to 20 minutes after feeding to encourage natural burping and prevent air from travelling down the digestive tract.
• Ensure a proper latch during breastfeeding or use an anti-colic bottle with a slow-flow nipple to minimise the amount of air the baby swallows during feeds.
• Gently massage your baby's tummy in a clockwise motion or move their legs in a gentle 'bicycle' motion to help release trapped gas.
• If breastfeeding, consider keeping a food diary to see if certain foods in your diet (like spicy foods, caffeine, or certain vegetables) correlate with your baby's fussiness, and discuss this with your paediatrician.

• Always inspect the liquid before administering; do not use if the colour has changed, if it looks cloudy, or if there are unusual particles in the bottle.
• Use only the measuring dropper that comes in the package with Colpep Drops to ensure you do not give too much or too little.
• Do not mix these drops into hot milk or boiling water, as high temperatures can degrade the active oils and reduce their effectiveness.
• Inform your paediatrician of all other medications, vitamins, or herbal supplements your baby is taking before starting Colpep Drops.
• If your baby's symptoms do not improve after a few days of consistent use, or if they develop a fever, vomiting, or blood in their stool, contact your paediatrician immediately.