I have been constipated for 3 days , motion is not free, stomach pain near belly button upper side , gripping pain, that pain is not spearding any other side .i take duphlac syrup 10 ml once a day ,and I'm using pregain tablets for disc bulge in c- spine pain ,
How much duphlac syrup can I take in one day ?? Please any one answer me.
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You can Take Duphalac 15 to 20 ml Depending Upon Your Situation . Generally Take It Night With A Full Glass Of Water.Duphalac Generally Needs 24 hours to Show Its Effect.And Do Some Physical Activity It Will Help Relieve Your Symptoms Faster
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If Duphalac Is Not Working ,You Can Take Cremaffin Plus,15 Ml Also For 5-7 Days.Do Not Make Habit Of Taking It.Cremaffin Plus Works Faster And Better.
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If Your Symptoms Is Chronic And Do Not Improve On Taking Medicine,Kindly Consult A Gastroenterologist.You May Need Some Test Also.
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