Using Colace Laxative To Relieve The Tension
December 1st, 2008

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Colace laxative, as well as Peri-Colace, is among the best solutions for occasional constipation anyone can find. The company that produces these two products has an experience of more than 45 years. The fact that it still is on the market after all this time sustains the performance of the drugs.

Forms of Presentation

This type of laxative is available in three forms of dosage: capsules, syrup and liquid 1% solution. The tablets include in their composition two active ingredients: docusate sodium - which is a stool softener, and senna concentrate - a stimulant laxative. The stool softener permits the fats and water to penetrate the stool. As a result, the fecal material gets softer and natural defecation is performed much easier.

The Colace laxative Glycerin suppositories have an effect that is guaranteed. Glycerin's osmotic effect helps the stool to accumulate water. The suppositories are found in two versions that have different concentrations: 2.1 grams of glycerin and 1.2 grams. The capsules contain either 50 or 100 mg docusate sodium. The containers have 10, 30 or 60 capsules.

Administration of Colace Laxative

The dosage of Colace Laxative capsules depends on the concentration of docusate sodium and on the age of the patient. For persons aged 12 years and more, the recommended daily dose is of 1 to 3 capsules with a concentration of 100 mg or between 1 and 6 capsules with a concentration of 50 mg. For children aged 2 to 12 years, the recommended daily does is of 1 capsule with concentration of 100 mg or 1 to 3 capsules with concentration of 50 mg. If children under 2 years old require such a laxative, it is better to ask a doctor before giving them.

Warnings for the Colace Products

Colace laxative is not to be used for more than 7 days unless the health care provider says so. Mineral oils and laxative products must not be combined. This rule can also be broken if the doctor has recommended this. There are several health conditions a doctor should know about before taking such products. Stomach pain, nausea, vomiting and changes in the bowel habits that is present for more than 14 days must be reported to the doctor. If rectal bleeding is observed, the use of Colace laxative must be discontinued. As this may indicate a serious problem, it is important to ask medical advice. A doctor must also be asked when a pregnant woman decides to take laxatives.

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