Entocid syrup

About Entocid syrup

Entocid syrup Uses

• Hyperacidity and acid indigestion
• Gas, flatulence and bloating
• Nausea linked to stomach upset
• General digestive support

Drug Class

• Herbal digestive formulation
• Traditional carminative

What Experts Say

Entocid combines liquorice, fennel and other traditional digestive herbs used to soothe acidity, gas and general stomach discomfort after eating.

It is taken after meals as a supportive digestive aid, and many people find it comforting for occasional indigestion and bloating.

As a herbal product, its exact full herb list is not always disclosed by the manufacturer, and it should not replace medical evaluation for persistent digestive symptoms. Its liquorice content should be used carefully by people with high blood pressure.

Entocid syrup formula

• Traditional herbal digestive formulation (liquorice, fennel and other herbs)

Available forms

• Syrup

How to use Entocid syrup?

• Take 1 to 2 tablespoons, 1 to 3 times daily, or as directed.
• Take after meals for indigestion.
• Use age appropriate doses for children.
• See a doctor if symptoms persist beyond a couple of weeks.

Drug Interactions

Herb-drug interaction data for traditional digestive formulations is limited.

• Blood pressure medicines and diuretics: Its liquorice content may blunt their effect with prolonged use.
• Other antacid or digestive products: Avoid duplicating similar remedies together.

Risks and warnings

• High blood pressure: Its liquorice content may raise blood pressure with prolonged high dose use.
• Persistent symptoms: See a doctor if digestive symptoms do not improve or worsen.
• Pregnancy: Use only after checking with a doctor.
• Children: Use age appropriate doses as directed.

Entocid syrup Side Effects

• Generally well tolerated
• Mild stomach upset in some individuals

Storage Conditions

Store below 30°C in a dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight, out of reach of children.