Junior Bravia Tablet 10's

Junior Bravia Tablet is used to reduce excess stomach acid and treat acid-related conditions in infants and children. It may be prescribed for the following conditions:

• Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD): This medicine helps manage symptoms of acid reflux, such as chronic heartburn, regurgitation, and irritability in infants and children by reducing the backward flow of stomach acid.
• Erosive Oesophagitis: It is used to heal and soothe the lining of the food pipe when it has been irritated or damaged by repeated exposure to harsh stomach acid.
• Helicobacter pylori Infections: In older children, it may be prescribed alongside specific antibiotics to eliminate bacterial infections in the stomach and heal related ulcers.

Junior Bravia Tablet provides several benefits by reducing excess stomach acid and allowing the digestive tract to heal. These include:

• Relieves acid reflux symptoms: Helps reduce heartburn, acid regurgitation, feeding discomfort, and pain during swallowing, making eating and drinking more comfortable.
• Promotes healing of acid-related damage: Allows the oesophagus and stomach lining to recover from irritation caused by excess stomach acid, reducing the risk of further damage.
• Improves daily comfort: By controlling acid production throughout the day and night, it helps improve sleep quality and reduces discomfort caused by nighttime reflux.
• Easy to administer: The orally disintegrating tablet dissolves quickly in the mouth, making it easier to give to infants and young children who have difficulty swallowing tablets.

• Junior Bravia Tablet should be administered on an empty stomach, 30 minutes before food in the morning. This helps improve its effectiveness.
• It can usually be given once daily or as advised by your doctor.
• Place Junior Bravia Tablet on your child's tongue and allow it to dissolve completely.
• Do not allow your child to chew or swallow it as a whole.
• Do not handle Junior Bravia Tablet with wet hands.

• Offer smaller, frequent meals: Serve your child smaller, more frequent meals throughout the day instead of three large meals to reduce pressure on the stomach.
• Avoid reflux-triggering foods: Limit foods that commonly trigger acid reflux, such as fried or fatty foods, chocolate, peppermint, citrus fruits, and tomato-based dishes.
• Keep your child upright after meals: Ensure your child remains upright for at least 30 to 60 minutes after eating to help prevent stomach contents from flowing back into the food pipe.
• Elevate the head during sleep: If your child experiences nighttime acid reflux, slightly elevate the head of their bed using a safe, paediatrician-approved mattress wedge.
• Choose loose-fitting clothing: Encourage your child to wear loose-fitting clothes, especially around the waist, to avoid placing extra pressure on the abdomen.

• Handle the tablet with dry hands: Always handle the mouth-dissolving tablet with completely dry hands to prevent it from dissolving before use.
• Allow the tablet to dissolve naturally: Do not let your child chew, crush, or split the tablet, as it is designed to dissolve slowly on the tongue to protect the active medicine.
• Use freshly prepared water mixtures: If mixing the tablet with plain water for administration using an oral syringe, give the mixture immediately and do not prepare it in advance.
• Follow the prescribed treatment duration: Keep track of how long your child has been taking Junior Bravia Tablet and do not continue treatment beyond the prescribed duration unless advised by your paediatrician.
• Inform healthcare providers: Tell any doctor, dentist, or healthcare professional treating your child that they are taking Junior Bravia Tablet , particularly before medical procedures or blood tests.