Yes, docusate or sodium can be taken twice daily.
You should not take any medicine, including docusate sodium after the expiration date. All medications should be disposed of properly when expired.
Assumingly A 652 is Docusate-senna. As the word 'Senna' may suggest, it is a mid strength laxative used by constipation sufferers.
Probably not, but - 100mg is the usual dosage in a stool softener that is available 'over-the-counter'. The label does contain the caution, "For occasional constipation." In other words, the drug is not recommended for continual, daily use.
The designation P10 on a pill can identify multiple medications, based on the pill shape. P10 shares it's designation with: Docusate 100mg (constipation), Simethicone 125mg (gas), and Propanolo (high blood sugar) among others. Seek medical advise before taking any unknown medication, regardless of its imprinted designation.
Yes, docusate or sodium can be taken twice daily.
Docusate sodium is safe for cats. It is used as a stool softener in cats that are having trouble with constipation.
Colace (docusate sodium) 50 mg capsules are red ovals. The 250 mg capsules are orange-red oblong translucent capsules.
You should not take any medicine, including docusate sodium after the expiration date. All medications should be disposed of properly when expired.
Col-Rite by Rite Aid
aka docusate sodium, a stool softener.
Mineral oil and docusate should not be used in combination. Docusate is an emulsifying agent which will increase the absorption of mineral oil. Bisacodyl tablets are enteric coated, and so should not be used in combination with antacids.
Docusate sodium (also known as folic acid) can sometimes cause constipation, diarrhea, nausea, stomach cramps, and vomiting. More severe side effects may occur if an allergic reaction takes place.
- polyethylene glycol sold as Miralax, Glycolax and others. - docusate - mineral oil.
docusate sodium A surface-active agent that, when swolowed, reduces the surface tension in the intestinal tract and acts as a stool softener.
Assumingly A 652 is Docusate-senna. As the word 'Senna' may suggest, it is a mid strength laxative used by constipation sufferers.
Probably not, but - 100mg is the usual dosage in a stool softener that is available 'over-the-counter'. The label does contain the caution, "For occasional constipation." In other words, the drug is not recommended for continual, daily use.