Normafibe

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Generic name:Sterculia
Product name: Normafibe

Normafibe is a fiber supplement that may help in the treatment of mild to moderate constipation when food methods have failed.

Your doctor will be able to advise whether this product is appropriate for you. Consult your doctor before taking a drug or a supplement.

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Normafibe provides a fibre supplement. Fiber reaches the large intestine, without being digested or absorbed, where it acts to increase the bulk of the stool. What attracts water to the stool, which softens and makes it easier to pass. The increased majority also causes the intestinal wall to inflate and thus stimulate peristalsis. Blowing agents such as the Normafibe are the only suitable for use of laxatives long term.

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Dose information

1-2 it overwhelms mL 5 measuring spoons 1-2 times per day after meals.

Always read the label. If you have questions about the correct way to use this product, please ask your doctor. Individual results may vary.

Contraindications

Bowel obstruction, fecal Impaction.

Specific considerations

Ensure intake sufficient;If Normafibe has not caused to defecate within 4 days, consult a physician. Diabetics: The product contains sucrose.

If you have any questions, please contact your doctor.

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Unscheduled.?Normafibe is a complementary medicine or medicine listed in Australia.

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Normafibe may cause:

Diarrhea;Abdominal cramps;Flatulence.

Allergies to the ingredients in this product may still grow. Typical allergic symptoms include:

Seek emergency medical if you experience:

Severe swelling;?Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath.

If you experience symptoms that appear unusual or abnormal, please inform your doctor.

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Please note that the product information, including information such as what a product should be used for, how it works, the dosage and side effects relevant is created by the company that makes the product. For registered medicines, product information is carefully validated by the authority of the Australian health, Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). However, for complementary medicine Product Information is not systematically checked by the TGA. It is therefore important that you do not take any complementary medicine without first talking to your doctor.

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