Prulax Junior Syrup 60ml

About Prulax Junior Syrup 60ml

Prulax Junior Syrup Uses

• Occasional constipation in children
• Difficulty passing stool in toddlers and infants
• Hard or infrequent bowel movements
• Constipation linked to weaning or a change in diet
• Mild digestive discomfort from irregular bowel habits

Prulax Junior Syrup Benefits

• Softens stool naturally without harsh chemical laxatives
• Gentle enough for regular pediatric use
• Sugar free formula suitable for children with dietary restrictions
• Supports regular bowel movement without dependency
• Made from real prune concentrate, a natural source of fiber

What Experts Say

Prulax Junior Syrup relies on concentrated prune extract rather than a synthetic laxative drug. Prunes naturally contain sorbitol, a sugar alcohol the gut absorbs poorly, which draws water into the intestine through simple osmosis. This softens stool and makes it easier for a child to pass without straining or discomfort.

The natural fiber in prune concentrate adds bulk to stool and gently stimulates intestinal movement, working with the body's own rhythm instead of forcing it. Because pediatric constipation usually responds well to dietary and osmotic approaches, doctors often prefer a prune based formula over stimulant laxatives like senna for young children, since it carries a lower risk of cramping or sudden urgency.

Low fiber diets and reduced water intake are common causes of childhood constipation in Pakistani households, especially during weaning or after a change in routine. A gentle formula like this supports regular bowel habits, but constipation lasting more than a week, or accompanied by pain, blood in stool, or vomiting, still needs proper medical evaluation rather than home management alone.

Drug Class

• Natural Osmotic Laxative
• Prune Based Laxative
• Pediatric Bowel Regulator

Prulax Junior Syrup 60ml formula

• Prunus Domestica Extract (Prune Concentrate)

Available forms

• Syrup

How to use Prulax Junior Syrup 60ml?

• Shake the bottle well before each use
• Give 5ml daily for children under 5 years, or as advised by the pediatrician
• Give 10ml daily for children aged 5 to 10 years
• Use the enclosed measuring cup for accurate dosing
• Give at the same time each day, such as after breakfast
• Do not exceed the recommended daily dose without medical advice

Drug Interactions

• Other laxatives: Combining with additional laxative products may increase the risk of loose stools or dehydration
• Diuretic medicines: Concurrent use may add to fluid loss in children already prone to dehydration
• Oral medications: Giving other oral syrups within the same hour may reduce their absorption due to increased bowel movement

Risks and warnings

• Prolonged use: Continuous use for more than one week without medical advice is not recommended
• Underlying condition: Avoid use if the child has an intestinal blockage or unexplained abdominal pain
• Diabetic children: Use with caution since prune concentrate contains natural sugars, even in a sugar free formulation
• Infants under 1 year: Consult a pediatrician before giving this syrup to infants
• Persistent symptoms: Seek medical attention if constipation continues beyond one week or comes with vomiting, fever, or blood in stool

Prulax Junior Syrup Side Effects

• Mild stomach cramping
• Bloating or gas
• Loose or watery stool with overuse
• Nausea in sensitive children
• Temporary change in stool color

Storage Conditions

• Store below 30°C in a cool dry place
• Keep the bottle tightly closed after use
• Keep out of reach and sight of children
• Do not refrigerate or freeze the syrup
• Discard the bottle after the expiry date printed on the pack