AGAROL LACTULOSE| | Constipation. |
| | Hepatic encephalopathy. |
| | Chronic portal hypertension. |
| | Patients with cramps, colic, nausea, vomiting, or any undiagnosed abdominal conditions. |
| | Patients on galactose-free diets. |
| | Undiagnosed rectal bleeding. |
| | Congestive heart failure or hypertension. |
| | Diabetes mellitus. |
| | Hypersensitivity to the ingredient. |
| 1. | For treatment of constipation |
| Dosages can vary depending on the severity of the condition. Initially, a large dose is taken followed by a reduced maintenance dose after the first three days of treatment. Only one daily dose is necessary, preferably in the morning. |
| 2. | Management of hepatic encephalopathy |
| | Bloating |
| | Cramping |
| | Nausea |
| | Diarrhoea |
| | Gas formation |
| | Increased thirst |
| | LACTULOSE should not be given to patients with intestinal obstruction. |
| | It should not be used by patients on a low-galactose diet |
| | Care should also be taken in patients with a lactose intolerance or in diabetics because of the presence of some free galactose and lactose. |