Coloview Emulsion 15 ml

Coloview Emulsion is used to relieve discomfort caused by excess gas in the stomach and intestines. The detailed uses of Coloview Emulsion are as follows:

• Abdominal bloating: Coloview Emulsion helps by breaking down the surface tension of gas bubbles trapped in the stomach and intestines, allowing them to merge into larger bubbles that are easier to eliminate.
• Flatulence and excess gas: Coloview Emulsion reduces the discomfort, pain, and pressure caused by excessive wind in the digestive tract, providing quick relief from fullness.
• Infantile colic: Coloview Emulsion gently relieves gas-related stomach pain and crying in infants by helping them pass trapped wind more easily.
• Diagnostic imaging preparation: Coloview Emulsion is sometimes used before abdominal ultrasounds or endoscopic examinations to remove gas shadows and foam, ensuring clearer diagnostic images.

Coloview Emulsion may help relieve discomfort caused by excess gas in the digestive tract, including bloating, abdominal pressure, and cramping.
Benefits may include:

• Coloview Emulsion may help reduce the feeling of fullness, pressure, and abdominal discomfort associated with trapped gas, helping you feel more comfortable during daily activities.
• As an oral emulsion, Coloview Emulsion can be taken in liquid form, which may be convenient for people who have difficulty swallowing tablets or capsules. Follow the recommended dose and directions provided by your doctor or product label.
• The active component works primarily within the digestive tract and is minimally absorbed into the bloodstream. This may limit systemic exposure, although side effects can still occur in some people.

• Use Coloview Emulsion as advised by your doctor.

In Colonoscopy:

• For low volume oral-sulphate solution: Mix 7.5 mL of Coloview Emulsion with each bottle of 500 mL of diluted Coloprep solution and consume as directed by the physician.
• For polyethylene glycol based preparations: Mix 7.5 mL of Coloview Emulsion with each 1 litre (15 mL of Coloview Emulsion for total 2 litres) of prepared colon cleansing solution and consume as directed by the physician.

In Capsule Endoscopy:

• Consume 15 mL of Coloview Emulsion 30 minutes before capsule ingestion or as directed by the physician.

• Eat and drink slowly: Gulping down food or liquids causes you to swallow excess air, which leads to gas buildup. Chew your food thoroughly.
• Limit gas-producing foods: Keep a food diary to identify triggers. Common gas-inducing foods include beans, lentils, broccoli, cabbage, onions, and dairy products if you are lactose intolerant.
• Avoid carbonated drinks: Sodas, sparkling water, and beer release carbon dioxide gas into your stomach, worsening bloating.
• Skip the chewing gum and straws: Both chewing gum and drinking through straws significantly increase the amount of air you swallow.
• Stay active: Gentle physical activity, like a 10-15 minute walk after meals, helps stimulate the muscles of your digestive tract to move trapped gas through your system.

• Check the appearance: Before taking or administering, inspect the emulsion. It should be a uniform liquid after shaking. Do not use if you notice persistent clumping, discolouration, or an unusual odour.
• Keep the dropper clean: If using a dropper to give this medicine to an infant, avoid letting the dropper touch the baby's mouth directly to prevent bacterial contamination of the bottle. Clean and dry the dropper thoroughly after each use.
• Read the label for sweeteners: Some oral emulsions contain artificial sweeteners like sorbitol. If you or your child has an intolerance to certain sugars, talk to your doctor before using.
• Consult for persistent pain: If your symptoms do not improve after a few days of treatment, or if they worsen and are accompanied by severe abdominal pain, fever, vomiting, or blood in your stool, seek medical attention immediately.
• Safe for infants: This medicine is widely trusted for infant colic, but always consult a paediatrician before giving any medication to a newborn under six months of age.