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Use of emollients in dry-skin conditions: Consensus statement. Clinical and Experimental Dermatology. 2013; doi.10.111/ced.12104. Office of Patient ...
Stool softeners, also called emollients, work by drawing fluids into stools, which is supposed to make them softer. This may make it easier to have a bowel ...
Stool softeners (emollients)—Stool softeners encourage bowel movements by helping liquids mix into the stool and prevent dry, hard stool masses. This type ...
Stool softeners (emollients). Stool softeners (emollient laxatives—e.g., docusate) encourage bowel movements by helping liquids mix into the stool and ...
This medicine is available only with your doctor's prescription. This product is available in the following dosage forms: Ointment; Emollient Cream. Before ...
Stool softeners, also called emollients, are laxatives that work by drawing fluids into the intestines. This prevents dry, hard stool masses and makes it ...
Use of emollients in dry-skin conditions: Consensus statement. Clinical and Experimental Dermatology. 2013; doi:org/10.1111/ced.12104. Dry skin: Overview ...
Your skin has a natural barrier that's disrupted when it reacts to nickel and other allergens. Using emollient creams or lotions, such as petroleum jelly or ...
For stool softener (emollient)-containing. Stomach and/or intestinal cramping; throat irritation (liquid forms only). Other side effects not listed may also ...
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