Sucralfate Syrup

Sucralfate syrup is a medication under the branding of SUCRAFT. It is used to treat ulcers of the stomach and intestine. Ulcers are sores which can occur in the various parts of the digestive system, like the stomach and intestines and are caused by different microorganisms. Ulcers can be dangerous for the body as they can emerge even after treatment. Therefore it is necessary to follow the proper advice of a healthcare professional. 

Sucralfate syrup is also effective against gastroesophageal reflux disease, radiation proctitis, and stomach inflammation. The medication can be taken by mouth and has shown promising results in treating infections caused by H.pylori. It is advised to take sucralfate syrup after getting a prescription from a healthcare professional, follow all the essential guidelines, and complete the entire course.

Uses of Sucralfate Syrup

The prominent uses of Sucralfate Syrup are given below.

• Peptic Ulcers
• GERD Disease
• Radiation Proctitis
• Stomach Inflammation
• Sores
• Intestinal Problems

Directions For Use

Here are the steps you need to follow before taking this medication.

• Wash your hands
• Swallow the suspension with lukewarm water
• Rinse your mouth 

Side Effects of Sucralfate Syrup

The significant side effects of Sucralfate syrup are given below.

• Constipation
• Dizziness
• Sleepiness

Precautions

It is not recommended to take medicine if the patient is suffering from the following: 

• Kidney disorders 
• Allergies 
• Heart disorders 
• Liver diseases 
• Alcoholism 
• Pregnancy
• Breastfeeding
• Driving

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is it safe to drive after taking this medication?

No, it is not recommended to drive after taking this medication.

Can this medication be used for other types of ulcers?

No, this medication is only effective against stomach and intestine ulcers.

Can a person consume alcohol while taking this medication?

No, it is not advised to consume alcohol while taking this medication.

Does sucralfate syrup contain sugar?

Yes, sucralfate syrup contains sugar; therefore, monitoring your blood sugar levels is necessary.

Can a person take this syrup along with food?
No, this medication should be taken on an empty stomach almost 1-2 hours before and after taking your meals.