Sucralfate & Oxetacaine Suspension

Ingredient	Typical Strength	Function
Sucralfate	1 g	Forms a protective barrier on gastric mucosa
Oxetacaine	10 mg	Local anesthetic relieves pain and burning

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Uses / Indications:

• Gastric ulcers

• Duodenal ulcers

• GERD (Gastroesophageal reflux disease)

• Heartburn

• Acid reflux

• Esophagitis or gastritis (including drug-induced)

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Dosage & Administration:

Adults	12 teaspoons (510 ml), 24 times daily
Timing	Preferably 1 hour before meals and at bedtime
Route	Oral; shake well before use

Do not take with food or antacids within 30 minutes of dosing.
Swallow slowly to allow coating action.

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Precautions:

• Renal impairment Sucralfate contains aluminum, which may accumulate

• Diabetic patients check sugar content in flavored formulations

• Pregnancy & breastfeeding safe if prescribed, but use with caution

• Avoid long-term use without medical supervision

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Possible Side Effects:

Common	Rare / Serious
Constipation	Aluminum toxicity (in renal failure)
Dry mouth, nausea	Allergic reaction (rash, swelling)
Flatulence	Hypophosphatemia (with long-term use)

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Drug Interactions:

• May reduce absorption of other medications like:

  • Tetracyclines

  • Fluoroquinolones

  • Digoxin

  • Phenytoin

• Maintain a 2-hour gap between Sucralfate and other oral medications

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Storage:

• Store at room temperature (1525C)

• Protect from freezing, heat, and direct sunlight

• Shake well before each use

• Keep out of reach of children

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