Blostasil Syrup

Blostasil Syrup is used to relieve symptoms caused by excess gas in the digestive tract, helping to reduce discomfort and improve digestive comfort.

• Stomach gas and pressure: Blostasil Syrup helps break down trapped gas bubbles in the gut, allowing the gas to pass more easily and reducing painful abdominal pressure.
• Bloating: This medicine reduces the tight, swollen feeling in your abdomen by releasing accumulated bubbles in your digestive tract.
• Infant colic: In liquid drop formulations, it helps relieve the distress and crying associated with painful gas in infants.

Blostasil Syrup helps relieve discomfort caused by excess gas in the digestive tract and supports digestive comfort. 

• Local action in the digestive tract: Blostasil Syrup works locally in your digestive tract, which means it is not absorbed into your bloodstream. This local action provides rapid, targeted relief directly where the discomfort is felt, allowing you to return to your daily activities without waiting hours for the medicine to take effect.
• Excellent safety profile: Because it does not enter your system, it has an excellent safety profile with minimal risk of systemic side effects.
• Relief from bloating and fullness:  It provides an easy, reliable way to manage temporary bloating and fullness, especially after eating meals that trigger gas.

• Take Blostasil Syrup after meals and at bedtime.
• Follow your doctor's instructions on the dosage and timing of Blostasil Syrup.
• Tablet/Capsule: Swallow it as a whole with a glass of water. Do not crush, chew, or break it.
• Chewable Tablet: Chew it completely before swallowing. Do not swallow it whole.

• Limit gas-producing foods: Limit your intake of gas-producing foods, such as beans, lentils, broccoli, onions, cabbage, and carbonated beverages.
• Eat slowly: Eat slowly and chew your food thoroughly to minimise the amount of air you swallow while eating.
• Avoid swallowing excess air: Avoid chewing gum, smoking, or drinking through a straw, as these habits can increase the amount of trapped air in your stomach.
• Stay physically active: Stay physically active; a gentle 10-to-15-minute walk after eating can help stimulate bowel movements and assist in moving trapped gas out of your digestive system.
• Identify food sensitivities: If you suspect lactose intolerance or other food sensitivities are contributing to your bloating, discuss an elimination diet with your doctor.

• Inspect before use: Always inspect the liquid solution or drops before taking them; do not use the product if it has changed colour, looks cloudy, or contains unusual particles.
• Measure accurately: Make sure to use the exact dropper or measuring tool that came with the packaging to ensure you are taking the correct amount.
• Administer infant drops carefully: If you are giving this medicine to an infant, place the drops slowly toward the inside of the baby's cheek to prevent choking.
• Monitor persistent symptoms: If your gas symptoms do not improve after a few days, or if they are accompanied by severe abdominal pain, fever, or vomiting, stop using the product and see your doctor.
• Check inactive ingredients: Read the product packaging carefully to check for inactive ingredients like artificial sweeteners if you have specific dietary restrictions.