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  5. Evacuol 7.5mg/ml Gotas 30ml

Evacuol 7.5mg/ml Gotas 30ml

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Description

Evacuol belongs to the group of drugs called laxatives. Its laxative action is produced by direct stimulation of the large intestine. This stimulus produces the emptying of the fecal mass after a latency period, which depends on the sensitivity of each individual and the dose.

Evacuol is indicated, in adults and children over 6 years of age, for the relief of symptoms of occasional constipation, such as those produced by bed rest or travel, and to facilitate evacuation in cases of hemorrhoids and anal fissures.

Pharmaceutical Advice

To prevent constipation, it is important to maintain a good water intake and eat a balanced diet, rich in vegetables and fruit, as well as whole grains to promote bowel regularity. These foods provide both soluble and insoluble fibre, both of which are necessary for the digestive system.

Exercising regularly is also advisable. Fibre-rich food supplements or plant extracts can also provide additional support. On the other hand, laxative medications (oral or enemas/suppositories) can alleviate occasional constipation and provide fast relief. These medications are not suitable in certain situations. Consulting a healthcare professional is recommended.

If it is a recurrent problem, consult a healthcare professional for a correct diagnosis and follow-up treatment appropriate to your needs.

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This product is a medicine. Read the instructions carefully before use. Keep out of children's reach. Before use, check for any incompatibilities with your current treatments or medical conditions. If symptoms persist, worsen, new symptoms appear or if you have any doubts, consult your doctor or pharmacist.

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