Drugs

Panzytrat 25000

Generic Name: Amylase; Lipase; Pancrelipase; Protease
Product Name: Panzytrat 25000

Indication of Panzytrat 25000:

Used to replace pancreatic enzymes in conditions in which they are lacking (pancreatic exocrine insufficiency (PEI)):- cystic fibrosis- chronic pancreatitis- post-pancreatectomy- post-gastrointestinal bypass surgery- ductal obstruction.Panzytrat 25000 is only for use in patients older than 18 months.

^ top

Action of Panzytrat 25000:

The body requires enzymes released by the pancreas in order to properly digest foods. Pancrease replaces these enzymes in the duodenum, the place they would usually be released, and normal digestion can take place. Proper digestion is important to ensure the body receives all the nutrients contained in food.

^ top

Dose advice of Panzytrat 25000:

Dosage of Panzytrat 25000 must be individualised to each patient and is determined based on symptoms and fat content of diet. Start with a low dose and adjust according to stool studies over three days.Panzytrat 25000 capsules should be taken with food and plenty of water should be drunk to maintain hydration. If swallowing of capsules is a problem, they can be opened and microtablets sprinkled on pH neutral food (banana, apricot, sweet potato, applesauce, instant pudding) and eaten immediately.Enzyme activity is destroyed if microtablets come in contact with anything with an alkaline pH (including stomach contents after antacid ingestion).Recommended dosing regimes are as follows:Adults- initially 1 capsule with every meal and snack (approx 6 capsules per day)- individual variation may require higher dosing- maximum daily lipase dose: 20,000 BP units/kgChildren > 18months- initially 1 capsule with every meal and snack (approx 4 capsules per day)- individual variation may require higher dosing- maximum daily lipase dose: 20,000 BP units/kgChildren > 18months with cystic fibrosis- do not exceed 6,000 BP units/kg/meal

^ top

Schedule of Panzytrat 25000:

S4

^ top

Common side effects of Panzytrat 25000:

- nausea- vomiting- abdominal pain

^ top

Uncommon side effects of Panzytrat 25000:

- diarrhoea- abnormal stools- constipation- allergic or hypersensitivity reaction of the skin

^ top

Diseases treated by Panzytrat 25000:


For further information talk to your doctor.


Website Tools

Sign up for free newsletter Sign up for free newsletters
News RSS feeds Subscribe to RSS feeds
Discuss on Forum Discuss on Forum

 

Article Tools

Email this article to a friend Email this article to a friend
Share on Twitter Share on Twitter
Share on Facebook Share on Facebook
Share on StumbleUpon Share on StumbleUpon
Print this article Print this article
Bookmark this page Bookmark this page (press Ctrl+D)

Article Dates:

calendar icon Created: 22/7/2003

Current Sponsors
Proudly brought to you by
Proudly brought to you by
Sponsors Logos
Accreditation and Awards
Accreditations and Awards
Our site has been approved by the HealthInsite Editorial Board to be a HealthInsite information partner site PANDORA is a digital archive dedicated to the preservation of and long term access to Australian online electronic publications of national significance No. 1 Website in the Hitwise Top 10 Website Award in recognition of outstanding performance WAITTA Winner 2008 Online 2005 Finalist in the Secrets of Australian IT Innovation Awards Australian Prime Minister's awards for excellence in community business partnerships 2004
2004 Finalist in the Secrets of Australian IT Innovation Awards
Current Sponsors

Virtual Medical Centre

Australia’s leading source for trustworthy medical information written by health professionals.

Please be aware that we do not give advice on your individual medical condition,
if you want advice please see your treating physician.

Information on this site must be discussed with your treating doctor.

Virtual Medical Centre © 2002 - 2010 | Privacy Policy Last updated 3 Sep 2010

News RSS feedsRSS News feed

For Banner Advertising
MediaSmart

Website and videos by
Titan Interactive, Website and Web Design Perth Australia

^ Back to Top