L-Ornithine-L-Aspartate And Pancreatin Tablets
| Product/Composition:- | L-Ornithine-L-Aspartate And Pancreatin Tablets |
|---|---|
| Strength:- | 150mg + 100mg |
| Form:- | Tablets |
| Production Capacity | 10 Million Tablet/Month |
| Packaging:- | 10 X 10 Tablets / Box |
| Therapeutic use:- | Skin Care, Dermatology |
| Package Insert/Leaflet: | Available upon request |
What are L-ornithine-l-aspartate and Pancreatin?
L-ornithine-l-aspartate is a medication that is advisable for patients treating liver disorders. The drug works with the combination of two amino acids that help to detoxify the ammonia in the liver.
Pancreatin is a collection of digestive enzymes that help in the digesting process. Â This means the process happens by breaking down fats, protein, and carbohydrates.
Uses of L-Ornithine-L-Aspartate and Pancreatin Tablets
The L-Ornithine-L-Aspartate and Pancreatin Tablets have been widely used for different conditions like-
The liver is one of the essential organs of the body, and it has to be in a fit state. Different conditions affect the liver. These include hepatic encephalopathy, cirrhosis, and fatty liver disease. Using L-Ornithine-L-Aspartate and Pancreatin Tablets can help solve the problem.
This medicine helps with issues like low pancreatic enzymes, chronic pancreatitis, and malabsorption syndromes.
Preventing mental confusion and fatigue often links to liver issues. L-ornithine-l-aspartate and Pancreatin Tablets may provide assistance in resolving this issue.
Indications
L-Ornithine-L-Aspartate and Pancreatin tablets are a combination of medications. They are used for liver-related conditions.
The medicine treats hepatic encephalopathy, cirrhosis-related hyperammonemia, and chronic liver diseases. It is used when ammonia detoxification is impaired.
These tablets can easily help to improve liver functionality, thereby enhancing the urea cycle. This means reducing the ammonia level in the blood.
These tablets can aid in managing pancreatic insufficiency, often found in:
- chronic pancreatitis
- cystic fibrosis
- and post-surgical digestive disorders.
Therefore, in simple terms, the combination of medicines helps patients with both liver and pancreatic disorders. It is found to be one of the comprehensive approaches to improving metabolic and digestive health.
How Does It Work?
The use of L-Ornithine-L-Aspartate tends to enhance ammonia detoxification by stimulating the urea cycle activity. This manner reduces the ammonia buildup in the blood.
Pancreatin supplements natural digestive enzymes, thereby improving nutrient absorption and digestion, particularly with enzyme deficiencies.
Benefits
The medicine is found to be valuable for offering benefits in terms of reducing levels of ammonia and protecting the overall brain functioning.
Improves digestion and also helps in nutrient absorption.
Helps prevent liver-related complications and majorly includes- hepatic encephalopathy.
Moreover, the medicine also helps in reducing bloating and digestive discomfort.
At last, supports the overall liver and pancreatic health.
Direction for Use
L-ornithine-l-aspartate and pancreatin are meant to be taken with meals to improve overall digestion.
Do not try to crush or chew the tablet, as it is meant to be taken with water orally.
Also, be sure to follow the prescribed dosage as instructed by the doctor.
Dosage
The consumption of L-ornithine-l-aspartate and Pancreatin in case of liver dysfunction is 1-2 tablets daily.
Dealing with pancreatic insufficiency in a standard manner, 1-3 tablets with a meal, depending upon the enzyme deficiency, should be done.
Furthermore, dosage may vary as per the individual’s response and severity of the condition.
When Not to Use
Do not try to use the medicine if you are allergic to LOLA or Pancreatin.
In the case of severe to minor kidney problems,
If you are suffering from acute pancreatitis and unless the doctor prescribes it.
Can Take with Other Medicine
Yes, the medicine can be taken along with other medications, but it has to be consulted with a doctor to avoid any complications.
Interactions with Other Treatments
The interaction of L-Ornithine-L-Aspartate and Pancreatin Tablets is found to be done with antibiotics, Lactulose, and antibiotics like Rifaximin.
Other Medications to Avoid
There are some other medications like Iron supplements, High-dose vitamin C (as it can interfere with the enzyme activity) and also with certain blood thinners.
Safety Advice
Patients who face liver dysfunction are advised to take the medicine along with meals. This manner helps to overcome the difficulty of dysfunctionality and deliver improvement.
Must stay hydrated so that your body gains complete hydration and remain in a stable state.
It is advisable not to take more tablets than the requirement, as it can be risky and help to overcome the difficulty.
Concerns
People search whether the medicine can be taken for the long term or not- in that case, yes, but it has to be taken under complete monitoring by a doctor.
If you are pregnant, then consult with a doctor first and then take the medicine as required.
Use in children must be done upon seeking the medical expert’s advice and not by other means or on your own.
Precautions
If you are asked to consume the dose for a longer time, then ensure to monitor your liver functionality along with your kidney.
Do not try to be on alcohol consumption as it can disrupt the overall process of the medicine.
If you are experiencing any discomfort in your digestive system, then be sure to consult with a doctor.
Warnings
Patients with renal failure are not advised to consume this particular drug, as it can be risky.
In some cases, there might be some discomfort in the digestive system, which hence needs attention.
If you develop allergies, then it is advisable to avoid taking the dose and consult with a doctor.
What Else Can I Do to Help My Condition
Different conditions have to be taken care of to help sustain your health and seek improvement.
Special Dietary and Lifestyle Recommendations
For Liver Health
Must consume a low-protein diet in case you are suffering from hepatic encephalopathy.
Try to increase the intake of antioxidants (leafy greens, berries).
Ensure you are not consuming alcohol and processed food.
Must stay hydrated and also try to perform regular exercises.
For Digestive Health:
Patients are advised to take smaller portions of meals to avoid digestive-related problems.
Avoid consuming high-fat and fried foods, as all of these are hard to digest.
Must take the probiotics to support gut health and, in turn, stay active to support your overall health.
Comparison with Other Treatments
Compared to Lactulose (for liver disease)
Lactulose can help remove ammonia with the help of stool, whereas LOLA converts ammonia into urea.
In another case, LOLA has fewer gastrointestinal side effects as compared to Lactulose.
Compared to Standalone Pancreatin Enzymes
The combination therapy, which includes (LOLA + Pancreatin) can easily support the digestive system and liver functionality. This helps patients to overcome both difficulties with one tablet.
Compared to Rifaximin (for hepatic encephalopathy)
Rifaximin is an antibiotic that can help to reduce ammonia-producing bacteria, and hence care should be taken.
What Not to Do
It is advisable not to start taking medicine on your own but to consult with a doctor.
Maintain the consistency as it is a necessity.
Ensure not to combine the medicine with heavy meals or alcohol.
Moreover, avoid consuming high-protein diets as they can be risky, and consult with a doctor.