Iglax Suspension

When using Iglax Suspension to treat constipation it is best to take it at night It should be swallowed whole and not chewed broken or crushed It is advisable to start with the lowest dose and increase as needed but do not exceed the maximum daily dose Unless instructed by your doctor do not use this medication for more than the recommended duration Making certain lifestyle changes can also aid in relieving constipation such as staying hydrated exercising regularly and incorporating fiberrich foods into your diet like fruits vegetables and cereals The most common side effects of Iglax Suspension include mild vomiting stomach pain and nausea These symptoms typically subside within a few days If they persist your doctor may provide suggestions on how to prevent or alleviate them Before using this medication inform your doctor if you have a bowel blockage an upset stomach or if your bowel movements have been abnormal for more than two weeks Certain medications and foods may interfere with the effectiveness of Iglax Suspension so its important to discuss this with your doctor to ensure your safety Generally you should not use other treatments for constipation while taking this medication and should also avoid consuming dairy products at the same time It is not generally recommended to use Iglax Suspension if you are pregnant or breastfeeding