Manufactured by: Alkem Laboratories Limited, Mumbai, India.
Pan-D composition: Each Pan-D capsule 15'S (15 capsules per strip) contains 30 mg of domperidone and 40 mg of pantoprazole.
Pan-D is composed of two medicines, pantoprazole and domperidone, and the combination of these is used to treat gastrointestinal tract disorders (GIT). This drug combination has anti-inflammatory (reduces swelling), anti-reflux, anti-ulcer, and antiemetics (relieves vomiting) properties.
Maximum retail price as per year 2024: ₹231.00 for one strip (15 capsules in each strip). Pan-D capsule is available at mostly each and every pharmacy.
Pan-D is one of the most prescribed adjuvant medicines, often with drugs related to other disorders or as a monotherapy to treat gastrointestinal disorders. Pan-D capsule uses include the following:
Pan-D Capsule is taken on an empty stomach 30 minutes before breakfast.
The proton pump inhibitor is responsible for stomach acid secretion. This class of drugs binds to the H+ pump in the stomach and blocks acid secretion. Domperidone prevents acid reflux by increasing intestinal motility.
This proton pump inhibitor and antiemetic drug combination generally don't cause any potential side effects. Nonetheless, some of the common side effects of Pan-D one can notice while using it are as mentioned below:
Though very rare, some severe side effects of Pan-D could be caused by medication Non-Compliance. In most cases, this could mainly be due to medication non-compliance. Some of the severe Pan-D capsule side effects are given below:
NOTE: If any of the above symptoms were seen, immediately contact the concerned doctor or a physician.
Pan-D Capsule dosage is prescribed by the general physicians or gastroenterologists based on the patient’s age, weight, and disease symptoms.
Pan-D is available as a combination of 40 mg of pantoprazole and 30 mg of domperidone in each capsule. However, the dosage of pan D varies based on the patient's clinical conditions.
Due to pantoprazole substance in Pan-D capsule, it is generally not recommended for use during pregnancy, domperidone may be considered in certain cases. Domperidone is typically prescribed to treat nausea and vomiting in pregnant women only when other antiemetic medications prove ineffective. It's important to consult with a doctor to determine the most appropriate treatment based on individual circumstances.
A drug interaction is a reaction between two or more drugs, whereas it is called a food interaction if the interaction is between the food and the drug. In case of an interaction between a medical illness and a drug, it would be called a disease-drug interaction.
Pan-D capsule is used to treat heartburn, gastroesophageal disease, acidic reflux, and indigestion by inhibiting excess stomach acid secretion.
The recommended frequency of Pan-D drug administration is once a day, preferably in the morning, on an empty stomach. However, it sometimes depends on the disease and patient-related factors.
Due to the domperidone drug composition, the prolonged release of the Pan-D capsule could cause dry mouth in some patients. The patient is advised to consume plenty of water to manage the complications.
Yes, In some of the patients, Pan-D Capsule PR could cause diarrhoea. In case the patient experiences diarrhea after having Pan-D, it is recommended to immediately stop using the medication and consult the doctor. Moreover, it can also be managed by having more amount of water and fluids rich in electrolytes and avoiding spicy foods.
In general, the Pan-D is intended to be taken on an empty stomach before food, preferably in the morning. There is a chance of therapeutic failure or suboptimal therapeutic efficacy.
The Pan-D is one of the primary choice of drug treatment for gastric disorders. This combinational drug approach works by inhibiting gastric acid secretion, thereby managing gas, flatulence and bloating.
Ideally, the Pan-D drug is supposed to be taken before food on an empty stomach to improve its efficacy. As gastric acid levels are relatively higher on an empty stomach, the Pan-D drug can efficiently block the H+ pump and thereby regulate acidic secretion.
The combinational drug of Pantoprazole along with domperidone does not have any interactions with Augmentin. Hence, it is safe to concomitantly use the Pan-D along with Augmentin.
As Helicobacter pylori is a bacterial infection commonly seen in the gastric system, It is recommended to use triple therapy to treat the infection. This triple therapy includes pantoprazole or pantoprazole domperidone combination drug along with two antibiotics.
Pan-D is generally administered in the morning before food. However, it can also be taken in the evening, half an hour to one hour prior to food. It is important to remember that the overall drug dose prescribed by the physician should not be exceeded despite having the drug twice a day.
Pan-D works by blocking the proton pump (H+) and thereby inhibiting gastric acid secretion. Upper abdominal pain is one of the commonly seen symptoms of increased gastric secretion. In such cases, Pan-D helps regulate stomach acid and thereby reduces abdominal pain.
It is generally not considered safe to use Pan-D during pregnancy, as it could cause congenital defects in the baby, as it acts as a teratogen in pregnant women. In unavoidable circumstances, it should be used only under strict medical supervision, where the doctor might alter the dose, considering the benefits outweighing the risks associated with the use of Pan-D.
As per the evident report available, Pan-D is not related to cause kidney damage. However, if the patients suffer from any kidney disorders, it is better to use Pan-D under medical supervision.
No, as of now, Pan-D is available in the Indian drug market without any restrictions from CDSCO, the country's drug regulatory authority.
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