Panlipase UC Tablet

Product introduction
Panlipase UC Tablet is prescribed for individuals with pancreatic enzyme deficiency. It acts as a digestive enzyme replacement, supporting the body in breaking down food properly. By doing so, it helps ease discomfort such as loose stools and abdominal uneasiness.

This medicine should always be taken while eating or right after meals or snacks, accompanied by a good amount of water. Taking it with food ensures that the enzymes mix thoroughly with what you eat and work effectively in digestion. The exact amount and duration depend on your health condition and your response to the treatment. In some cases, people may need to continue it for a lifetime, so making it part of your daily routine is important. Along with this medicine, your doctor may also recommend dietary changes.

Possible benefits
Panlipase UC Tablet supplements the body with essential enzymes to aid in the digestion of fats, proteins, and carbohydrates when the pancreas does not produce enough naturally. Using it regularly with meals improves digestion, reduces abdominal issues, and helps you absorb nutrients better. For many patients, it plays a long-term role in maintaining overall digestive health.

Possible side effects
Some people may notice mild problems such as stomach ache, bloating, or loose motions while on this medicine. These effects are often temporary and settle as your body adjusts. If they become troublesome, speak with your doctor for advice.

Usage guide
Swallow the tablet whole with water, without crushing or chewing it. Always take it exactly as prescribed and ensure it is consumed with food.

How it works
Panlipase UC Tablet contains pancreatin, a blend of natural digestive enzymes. These enzymes combine with the food in the gut, making the digestion of nutrients smoother and more effective.

Precautions and safety information

• Alcohol: The effect of drinking alcohol with this medicine is not clearly known, so it is best to consult your doctor.

• Pregnancy: Limited data is available. Animal studies suggest potential risks, therefore use only if clearly advised by your doctor.

• Breastfeeding: It is generally considered safe, but take it only on medical advice.

• Driving: It does not usually interfere with driving or daily tasks.

• Kidney concerns: Those with kidney disease should use it cautiously, as uric acid levels may rise.

• Liver concerns: Limited information is available; consult your doctor if you have liver problems.

Missed dose advice
If you forget to take a dose, have it as soon as you remember. If it is nearly time for the next scheduled dose, skip the missed one and continue with your normal plan. Do not take extra tablets to make up for the forgotten dose.