It Pride 50 is a Steris Healthcare Tablet listed in the Gastroenterology range. Its verified composition is Itopride (50mg). The available product record lists the pack as For 10 Tablet.
Detailed clinical indications have not yet been verified for this catalogue record. Refer to the labelled pack and consult a qualified doctor or pharmacist before using it.
A valid prescription is required. The prescribing clinician decides the dose, duration and suitability based on the patient’s condition and medical history.
How to use
Use It Pride 50 only by the route intended for this Tablet. Follow the exact dose and duration prescribed by your doctor. Do not exceed the recommended amount, and do not share the product with another person.
Storage
Conditions. Whether the product matches your doctor's prescription. Do not choose an itopride product solely because it has the lowest online price. The price shown by one pharmacy on one date is not a reliable universal market price. Itopride 50 mg vs Acid-Reducing Medicines Itopride and acid-reducing medicines address different aspects of digestive symptoms. Itopride: primarily improves gastrointestinal motility. Proton-pump inhibitors (PPIs): primarily reduce gastric acid production. Antacids: neutralize existing stomach acid. A person with reflux-like symptoms may sometimes be prescribed more than one type of medicine, depending on the underlying cause. However, the correct combination…
Important guidance
Safety advice
Check with your doctor
LiverConsult your doctor
Tell the prescriber if you have liver disease. Product suitability and dose may need individual assessment.
KidneyConsult your doctor
Tell the prescriber if you have kidney disease. Product suitability and dose may need individual assessment.
AlcoholConsult your doctor
Because It Pride 50 is a prescription product, ask your doctor or pharmacist whether alcohol should be avoided during treatment.
DrivingUse caution
Do not drive or operate machinery if you experience dizziness, drowsiness, blurred vision or reduced alertness after using It Pride 50.
PregnancyConsult your doctor
If you are pregnant, planning pregnancy or think you may be pregnant, use It Pride 50 only after a clinician has assessed the expected benefit and possible risk.
BreastfeedingConsult your doctor
Consult your doctor before using It Pride 50 while breastfeeding. The decision depends on the ingredient, route, dose and age of the infant.
Frequently asked questions
What is It Pride-50?
It Pride-50 is a Steris Healthcare Tablet containing Itopride (50mg). Use it only for an indication confirmed by a qualified healthcare professional.
What is It Pride-50 used for?
The indication is awaiting verification for this catalogue record. Do not infer the use from the brand name; check the pack and ask a doctor or pharmacist.
How should It Pride-50 be used?
Follow the dose, route and duration stated by your doctor or on the approved product label. Do not change the dose, share the medicine or extend treatment without professional advice.
Does It Pride-50 require a prescription?
Yes. This listing is treated as a prescription medicine and a valid prescription is required before dispatch.
What side effects can occur with It Pride-50?
Itopride 50 mg? Reported side effects include diarrhea, nausea, constipation, headache, dizziness and stomach pain. Rash, fatigue, increased salivation and sleep disturbances have also been reported. 10. Does itopride 50 mg cause diarrhea? Yes. Diarrhea is a reported adverse effect. If diarrhea is severe, persistent or accompanied by dehydration or other concerning symptoms, contact a healthcare professional. 11. Does itopride 50 mg cause constipation? Constipation has also been reported, although itopride is intended to improve gastrointestinal motility. Individual responses can vary. 12. Can I take itopride 50 mg every day? Only take it…
What pack size is available for It Pride-50?
The verified product record lists For 10 Tablet. Pack presentation and availability may change, so confirm the selection shown at checkout.
Clinical review pending
This page uses verified catalogue facts and responsible medicine-information rules. It supports awareness and does not replace a doctor's advice.
