Prucalopride Tablets

Each Film Coated Tablet Contains:-
Prucalopride———————————-2 mg

Prucalopride Tablet helps with long-term constipation that doesn’t have a clear cause. Prucalopride Tablet is a type of medicine that works by activating serotonin receptors in the body. It helps waste move through the bowel more easily. Prucalopride helps to treat constipation. It helps you poop if you’re constipated for a long time or if it keeps happening.

Prucalopride tablet is a medicine that activates a specific receptor in the body, and it works very well. It helps the body release a chemical called acetylcholine, which makes the intestines move more and can treat long-lasting constipation very well.

How To Use Prucalopride Tablet?

• Prucalopride is a tablet that you take with your mouth. It can be taken once a day, with or without food.
• Take prucalopride at the same time every day.
• Read the instructions on your medicine bottle carefully and ask your doctor or pharmacist to explain anything you don’t understand.
• Take prucalopride just the way your doctor tells you. Follow the doctor’s instructions and don’t take more or less of the medicine or take it more often than told.
• Request a copy of the manufacturer’s instructions from your pharmacist or doctor.

Benefits Of Prucalopride Tablet

Here are the top reasons why Prucalopride tablets are good to use:

Helps with long-lasting constipation: Prucalopride helps your intestines move better and squeeze to make it easier to go to the bathroom when you are constipated.

Enhances Bowel Syndrome: Prucalopride helps people with chronic constipation have more regular and better quality bowel movements.It can make poop softer and easier to go to the bathroom.

Improves Quality Of Life: Prucalopride helps people with chronic constipation feel better by reducing discomfort, bloating, and straining when they go to the bathroom. It can make their lives better. This can help you sleep better, get more work done, and feel better overall.

Safe and works well: Prucalopride has been studied a lot and is seen as a safe and well-tolerated treatment for long-lasting constipation in both men and women.It is unlikely to cause serious side effects like other laxatives.

Long-term Use: Prucalopride can be used for a long time to manage chronic constipation. It can provide lasting relief without causing dependency or tolerance to build up.

Good for Older Patients: Prucalopride is allowed for use in older people, so it’s a good choice for seniors who have ongoing constipation.

Side Effects Of Prucalopride Tablet

• Dyspepsia
• Abnormal gastrointestinal sound
• Dizziness
• Vomiting
• Flatulence
• Fatigue
• Headache
• Nausea
• Diarrhea
• Abdominal pain
• Decreased appetite

Precautions Of Prucalopride Tablet

• Let your doctor and pharmacist know if you are allergic to prucalopride, any other medicines, or any of the ingredients in prucalopride tablets. Request a list of the ingredients from your pharmacist.
• Let your doctor and pharmacist know about any other medicines, vitamins, supplements, or herbal products you use or want to use. Your doctor might need to adjust your medication doses or watch you closely for any unwanted effects.
• Let your doctor know if you have a hole or blockage in your stomach or intestines, or if you have an inflammatory condition in your intestines like Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, or toxic megacolon. These can cause pain, diarrhea, weight loss, and fever. Your doctor will most likely advise you not to use prucalopride.
• Let your doctor know if you have had depression, thoughts of hurting yourself, or kidney disease.
• Do inform your physician if you are nursing a baby, intend to become pregnant, or are already pregnant. you get pregnant while taking prucalopride, tell your doctor.
• During treatment with prucalopride, your mental health may change in ways you didn’t expect. If you or a caregiver observes any new symptoms, or if any existing symptoms—such as extreme sadness or suicidal thoughts—get worse or someone else, acts strange, you should call your doctor right away. Make sure your family or caregiver knows these symptoms could be serious. They should call the doctor if you can’t get help by yourself.