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For combined therapy of meteorism, irritable colon, dyspepsia and digestive disorders.
Each Spasmo Canulase bi-tablet contains:
Methixene hydrochloride, 1mg; Dimethylpolysiloxane, 40mg; Cellulase, 300u; Pepsin Ph. H.V., 100mg; Glutamic acid hydrochloride, 50mg; Pancreatin Ph. H.V., 100mg; Sodium dehydrocholate, 10mg.
What is Spasmo Canulase used for?
Dosage:
Drug Interaction:
When Spasmo Canulase must not be used?
What undesirable side effects can Spasmo Canulase have?
Can Spasmo Canulase be used during pregnancy or when breast feeding?
What is Spasmo Canulase used for?
Spasmo-Canulase D is a unique bitabs form composed of an external layer that dissolves quickly in the stomach and a core that is resistant to gastric juice thus released in the small intestine. Thanks to this principle, the various ingredients exert their full therapeutic effect at the precise point in the digestive tract where their action is required to cover the whole GIT.
Methixene hydrochloride A new synthetic parasympatholytic, Methixene hydrochloride has a pronouced inhibitory action on intestinal hypermotility even in doses free from side-effects. Its therapeutic ratio is 4 - 20 times higher than that of atropine. An effect on gastric acidity has not been noted following the administration of therapeutically active doses.
Spasmo-Canulase D is used in irritable colon with or without intestinal spasm, and all symptoms associated with this form of motility disorder, e.g diarrhoea, constipation, nausea, anorexia.
Also, it is indicated in meteorism and all disorders caused by it; dyspepsia following biliary disorders; intestinal dysfunction and digestive disorders of nervous origins.
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Dosage :
Two bitabs just before meals for 2 weeks, followed by a maintenance dose of one bitab 3 times daily for 4 weeks.
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Drug Interaction:
No interactions have been reported so far.
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When Spasmo Canulase must not be used?
In case of hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients; (as with all anticholinergics): narrow-angle glaucoma, prostate hypertrophy, intestinal atony, myasthenia gravis. Biliary tract occlusion, acute hepatitis and other functional hepatic disorders, gall bladder empyema, hepatic coma.
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What undesirable side effects can Spasmo Canulase have?
Anticholinergics administered at therapeutic doses may cause undesirable side effects in sensitive subjects; these effects are well known and principally include dry mouth, urine retention, disturbances of vision, tachycardia, palpitations, mydriasis and disturbances of visual accommodation.
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Can Spasmo Canulase be used during pregnancy or when breast feeding?
There have been no controlled studies performed in animals or in pregnant women. Consequently, the medicine may be administered only if the potential benefit is considered to outweigh the risk to the fetus. It is not known whether the product passes into breast milk.
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Remarks:
The relatively strong odour of Spasmo-Canulase D bitabs is normal; it comes from natural enzymes contained in the medicine. Protect from moisture and light. Store below 25°C.
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Packaging:
Packs of 30 bitabs.
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