Glysorb Syrup

Glysorb Syrup is used to treat occasional constipation, improve a low appetite, and support healthy liver function. The detailed uses of Glysorb Syrup are as follows:

• Loss of appetite: By supporting healthy bile flow and normal liver function, Glysorb Syrup may help improve appetite indirectly while promoting more efficient digestion of dietary fats.
• Occasional constipation: It acts to soften the stool and promote regular, painless bowel movements when your digestive system is sluggish.
• Supportive liver therapy: It aids the liver by promoting healthy bile flow, which helps process fats and reduces liver congestion.

Glysorb Syrup helps improve digestive comfort by supporting healthy bowel movements and promoting efficient digestion. It helps relieve constipation while supporting better appetite and digestive function.

• Relieves Constipation: By softening stools and promoting comfortable bowel movements, Glysorb Syrup helps reduce straining and the discomfort associated with constipation.
• Supports Healthy Digestion: Glysorb Syrup helps improve the digestion of food, particularly fats, which may help reduce bloating, heaviness, and post-meal discomfort.
• Supports Appetite and Digestive Wellbeing: By promoting healthy bile flow and supporting normal liver and digestive function, Glysorb Syrup may indirectly help improve appetite in some individuals while making meals more comfortable and contributing to overall digestive wellbeing. 

• Glysorb Syrup should be taken with or without food.
• It is recommended to take Glysorb Syrup as advised by your doctor.
• Shake the bottle well before each use.
• Measure the prescribed dose using the measuring cup provided with the pack and administer it orally.
• Avoid using regular household spoons, as they may not measure the dose correctly.

• Increase dietary fibre: Gradually add more fibre-rich foods like oats, whole grains, fruits, and vegetables to your meals to support natural bowel movements.
• Stay well-hydrated: Drink at least 8 to 10 glasses of water daily, as hydration is essential for laxative action and overall digestion.
• Eat smaller, frequent meals: If you are struggling with a low appetite, eating smaller portions more frequently throughout the day can prevent stomach heaviness.
• Engage in light physical activity: Gentle daily exercise, such as walking for 20 to 30 minutes, stimulates bowel motility and aids digestion.
• Limit heavy, fatty foods: Reducing your intake of greasy, fried, and highly processed foods helps ease the workload on your liver and gallbladder.

• Always inspect the liquid inside the bottle before taking your dose; do not take it if you notice any unusual colour changes, cloudiness, or floating particles.
• Ensure the bottle cap is screwed on tightly after every use to prevent contamination and leakage.
• Keep a close track of how many days you have been taking this medicine; if your constipation or appetite loss does not improve after a week of consistent use, consult your doctor.
• Avoid taking other laxatives or digestive syrups at the same time unless explicitly instructed by your physician, as this can lead to severe diarrhoea.
• If you have diabetes, consult your doctor before using Glysorb Syrup. Sorbitol has minimal impact on blood glucose when used at therapeutic doses, but some commercial oral liquid formulations may contain added sugars or other excipients that can affect blood glucose levels. Check the product label or ask your pharmacist if you are unsure.