Can I take Dulcolax® with milk or antacids?
No. You should not take Dulcolax® with acid reducers, which include antacids and dairy products such as milk and yogurt. Dulcolax® tablets are specially coated so that their active ingredient is released only in the large intestine. If you have taken an acid reducer, wait at least one hour before taking Dulcolax® in order to help prevent the coating from dissolving before it reaches the large intestine, and possibly causing gastric irritation and/or cramps.
No. You should not take Dulcolax® with acid reducers, which include antacids and dairy products such as milk and yoghurt. Dulcolax® tablets (Bisacodyl) are specially coated so that their active ingredient is released only in the colon. If you have taken an acid reducer, wait at least one hour before taking Dulcolax® in order to help prevent the coating from dissolving before it reaches the colon, and possibly causing gastric irritation and/or cramps.
No. You should not take Dulcolax® with acid reducers, which include antacids and dairy products such as milk and yoghurt. Dulcolax® Tablets are specially coated so that their active ingredient is released only in the colon. If you have taken an acid reducer, wait at least one hour before taking Dulcolax® in order to help prevent the coating from dissolving before it reaches the colon, and possibly causing gastric irritation and/or cramps.
