Im worried because my 12-year-old brother accidentally took a zincovit tablet that expired and was manufactured back in July 2014. Could this cause any health problems for him?

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Dr Shubham Chauhan

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Adjusting UniEnzyme Dosage for IBS-Related Bloating

Consult your doctor before increasing dosage:

Dose escalation: Your doctor may consider increasing the dosage to 2-2-2 tablets, but only under medical supervision.

Potential side effects: Higher doses may lead to gastrointestinal side effects, such as diarrhea, abdominal pain, or nausea.

Alternative options: If the increased dosage is not effective, your doctor may recommend alternative treatments, such as:

Probiotics

Antispasmodics

Low-FODMAP diet

Other enzyme supplements

Schedule a follow-up appointment:

Re-evaluate symptoms: Discuss your persistent bloating and stomach heaviness with your doctor.

Adjust treatment plan: Work with your doctor to adjust your treatment plan and find a more effective solution.

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