A stool that is softer and easier to pass is produced by lactulose by adding more water to it. It additionally facilitates an increase in the daily frequency of bowel motions. Stools become softer as a result of the breakdown of cellulose in the colon into compounds that draw water from the body into the colon.

• Follow your doctor's instructions precisely when using this drug.
• To assist soften the stools when taking this medication, drink a lot of water.

• If you have diabetes, let your doctor know because lactulose contains sugars.
• If you have previously experienced electrolyte abnormalities, use with caution.
• Laxatives should only be used as prescribed by your healthcare professional as prolonged use can result in dependency.
• If you have severe or ongoing stomach pain, see your doctor right away as this could indicate a more serious illness.

• Relieving constipation effectively.
• Aids in avoiding the consequences of persistent constipation.
• Encourages consistent bowel motions.
• Makes stools softer to travel through.

• Bloating
• Stomach pain
• Diarrhea (with high doses)
• Gas
• Electrolyte imbalance

Take the missed dose as soon as possible. If your next dose is almost here, omit the missing one and carry on according to your usual plan.
 

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