Neopeptine Oral Drops

Neopeptine Oral Drops are an Ayurvedic formulation designed specifically for children to relieve gas and digestive discomfort. It contains natural ingredients such as dill, caraway, anise, and papain, a digestive enzyme. These ingredients work together to reduce bloating, ease trapped gas, and improve overall digestion in infants and young children.

This medicine is commonly used for managing infantile colic, a condition in which babies cry excessively for more than three hours a day without any apparent reason. Colic may occur due to trapped gas, overfeeding, hunger, or intolerance to certain foods or stimuli. Neopeptine Oral Drops help soothe the digestive system and provide relief from discomfort associated with colic.

Neopeptine Oral Drop should be administered strictly as per the doctor’s instructions. The child’s age and condition determine the dosage. It is important not to exceed the prescribed amount, as overuse may not improve symptoms and could affect digestion.

The medicine is generally well-tolerated, with rare side effects. However, parents should monitor their child for any unusual reactions and consult a doctor if symptoms persist or worsen. Neopeptine Oral Drops are designed to provide gentle relief and support digestion naturally.

In addition to using Neopeptine Oral Drop, maintaining proper feeding practices can help reduce colic. Burping the baby after feeds, avoiding overfeeding, and observing for any food intolerances can enhance the effectiveness of the medicine. Always consult your paediatrician before giving any supplement or medicine to your child.

Directions for Use

• Use Neopeptine oral drop as advised by the doctor.
• Neopeptine oral drop can be given before or after feeds.
• Shake well before giving it to the baby.
• Use a dropper or measuring cup to dispense the quantities.

Precautions and Warnings

Other General Warnings

Talk to your doctor if

• Your child's condition is not improved even after using Neopeptine oral drop.
• Your baby has an existing medical condition, is a premature baby or has any birth abnormalities.
• Your child is being prescribed other medications or supplements for other health conditions.
• You should not give Neopeptine oral drop to the baby if they are allergic to other components.

Storage and disposal

• Store at room temperature, protected from moisture and direct sunlight.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are the Neopeptine oral drop used for?

Neopeptine oral drop are carminative preparations together with digestive enzymes. It's used for relieving conditions of infantile colic, gas, bloating, indigestion, swelling within the belly and mild spasm.

Can Neopeptine oral drop be given to infants daily?

No, give Neopeptine oral drop to the baby as per the doctor's advice. If there's no improvement in the condition of the baby, consult the doctor.

Can I give Neopeptine oral drop to a two-month-old baby?

Neopeptine oral drop is often given to a two-month-old baby if prescribed by the doctor. You should not give medicine to the baby without the prescription of a paediatrician. Children are often unable to communicate all their symptoms, so parents shouldn't assume a diagnosis. Also, it's important to notice that children don't have bodily functions as developed as adults, especially the liver and kidneys.

Can I give Neopeptine oral drop to my baby for loose motion?

Neopeptine oral drop aren't meant for controlling loose motions; there might be several causes for loose motions, so consult the doctor.

Does Neopeptine oral drop work for gas problems?

Yes, Neopeptine oral drop helps in treating gas and bloating (flatulence).

Does Neopeptine oral drop drop have side effects?

In some patients, it shows allergy and gastrointestinal disturbances. If you are feeling any side effects, consult a doctor.

What is infantile colic?

Infantile colic may be a condition in which a baby or infant cries continuously and excessively for more than 3 hours each day and three days every week. It's usually characterised by intense crying or screaming with an expression of pain, crying with no reason, and extreme fussiness. Redness on the face, pale colouration around the mouth, stiff limbs and tightness within the belly area are some common features.

What is the role of different oils in Neopeptine oral drop?

It contains dill oil, caraway oil and anise oil. Dill oil soothes the spasms within the stomach and soothes digestion. Caraway and anise oil relax smooth muscles of the stomach and relieve indigestion and symptoms like gases, bloating and cramps.

Can I give Neopeptine oral drop daily to the child?

Neopeptine oral drop are meant to relieve flatulence and gas in children. This should only be used for the duration recommended by your doctor. Do not give to your children for a prolonged duration.

Can I put Neopeptine oral drop in milk before giving it to the child?

It would be best if you use it as directed by your doctor. Mixing it with milk may reduce the action of this medicine thus take doctors advice before mixing it with milk.

Does Neopeptine oral drop help in digestion?

Yes, the Neopeptine oral drop is a carminative mixture with digestive enzymes. It is used for relieving gas in children and also helps in improving digestion. It promotes digestion by breaking down carbohydrates, fats, and proteins into simpler forms. Thus relieving digestive disorders. It is very effective in infantile colic.

Can we use the Neopeptine oral drop daily?

Yes, Neopeptine oral drop can be used daily, but only if advised by the doctor. The doctor will decide the exact dose according to the infant's or child age or body weight. Do not self-medicate.

Can Neopeptine oral drop be given after feeding?

Yes, Neopeptine oral drop can be given after feeding or as advised by the doctor. Please consult the paediatrician if you have any doubts about how and when to use Neopeptine oral drop.

Does Neopeptine oral drop cause constipation?

Neopeptine oral drop usually have no side effects if given in the exact dose and duration told by the doctor. However, if you notice any unusual symptoms like constipation, please consult the doctor.