Eva Qu 12 Effervescent Suppositories So.Se.Pharm

EVA QU 12 SUPPOSITORY WITH EFFERVESCENT ACTION SO.SE.PHARM

SO.SE.PHARM EVA QU

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Medical device CE, class I. The eva/qu suppository is indicated in all cases where there is a delay in the regular rhythm of defecation, whether occasional or recurrent. The absence of pharmacologically active substances, which can be absorbed by the body and cause side effects, make eva/qu a valid and effective product against constipation. Its delicate local action and lack of systemic effects, allows the use of the suppository even during periods such as: pregnancy, breastfeeding, convalescence, advanced age, being also indicated for people with motor disabilities. The eva/qu suppository is also indicated before medical procedures such as preparation for rectal examination, before surgical, gastroenterological, urological and procto-rectoscopy visits. eva/qu represents a valid aid during trips, when cases of obstinate constipation may occur that must be countered with a prompt and effective liberating effect.

How to use
Use one or more suppositories for each treatment. The eva/qu suppository, once introduced into the anal cavity, is in close contact with body temperature. After about 3-4 minutes, the suppository dissolves and releases the CO2 responsible for the effervescent effect characterized by the production of many micro-bubbles. The "bubbles" formed exert a local effect by "massaging" the walls of the rectum. The dissolved suppository also softens the stagnant feces located at the level of the rectal ampulla, promoting detachment and a fast and satisfactory evacuation. The repeated use of the evaqu suppository also promotes the rehabilitation of the physiological "lazy" defecation mechanism.

Warnings
Eva/qu suppositories for adults are not indicated for children and adolescents under 12 years of age. Use one or more suppositories for each treatment. A sensation of incomplete emptying or a modest momentary burning sensation should not be a cause for concern. They resolve quickly. The suppository contains polyethylene glycol which can cause irritation.

Contraindications
There are no contraindications to the use of eva/qu evacuating suppositories. The suppository can also be used in the presence of hemorrhoids or local lesions - even if used frequently and for a long time. The suppository is composed of natural and completely non-toxic substances (sodium bicarbonate, potassium bitartrate) also used in many food preparations.

Format
Pack of 6 or 12 pieces.

Code 714 / 720