Diarest ODS capsule is a combination of domperidone and omeprazole. It helps dogs when reflux distresses along with acidity. Acid reflux is the entry of acid and digestive enzymes from the stomach into the oesophagus. This may be caused by abnormal weakness in the lower oesophageal sphincter, improper emptying of the stomach, and obesity.
Omeprazole profoundly and irreversibly inhibits gastric acid secretion by blocking Proton pump. It provides superior control of intragastric pH over a 24-hour period and greater relief of clinical signs and healing of mucosal damage.
Domperidone increases pressure on lower oesophageal sphincter, hence prevents reflux and normalizes motility.

• Composition : 
  

  Each hard gelatine Diarest ODS capsule contains
  Omeprazole IP (as enteric coated pellets) - 20 mg
  Domperidone (as pellets) - 10 mg
  Excipients q.s.
  Approved colours used in hard empty gelatin shells.

• Class: Antacid / Antiemetic

Indications/ Uses :

Diarest ODS capsules are indicated in pets for management and treatment of

• Gastric Reflux
• Acidity

Directions for use:

• Up to 20 kg Dog 1 Capsule per day or as per symptoms.
  

   

• Or as directed by the physician/veterinarian.

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