Pentasa 1g Suppository Mesalamine (5-ASA) Rectal Formulation — Patient & Healthcare Professional Information Introduction Pentasa 1g Suppository contains mesalamine, also known as 5-aminosalicylic acid (5-ASA). It is a rectal medicine used to help manage inflammation affecting the lower part of the bowel, particularly the rectum. Mesalamine belongs to a group of medicines known as aminosalicylates. It works mainly at the site where it is applied and helps reduce inflammation in the intestinal lining. Rectal suppositories are designed to be inserted into the rectum. This allows the medicine to act directly in the affected area. The exact dose and duration of treatment depend on the condition being treated and the instructions provided by a healthcare professional. Active Ingredient Mesalamine 1g Medicine Type Aminosalicylate Dosage Form Rectal Suppository Administration Rectal Use Only What Is Pentasa 1g Suppository? Pentasa 1g Suppository is a rectal formulation containing 1 gram of mesalamine. It is intended to deliver the active ingredient directly to the rectal area. Mesalamine is used in the management of inflammatory bowel conditions. When inflammation is present in the rectum, a rectal formulation can provide medicine directly to the area that requires treatment. The suppository is designed to dissolve after insertion, allowing mesalamine to come into contact with the lining of the rectum. Treatment with mesalamine may be used for active inflammation or, depending on the condition and medical advice, to help maintain control of symptoms. The treatment plan varies from person to person. Pentasa 1g Suppository is intended for use only. It should not be d. Keep the medicine out of h of children and store it according to the instructions on the product packaging. Uses of Mesalamine Suppositories Mesalamine suppositories are commonly used when inflammation is located in the rectum. One condition associated with inflammation of the rectum is ulcerative proctitis , a form of ulcerative colitis that primarily affects the rectal area. Symptoms Associated with Rectal Inflammation Rectal bleeding Frequent bowel movements An urgent need to have a bowel movement Mucus in the stool Rectal discomfort Abdominal or bowel-related symptoms The symptoms and severity can vary between individuals. A healthcare professional shoul g condition before treatment is started. The medicine should be used exactly as prescribed. If symptoms continue, becom treatment, medical advice should be obtained. This information is provided for general educational purposes. It does not replace a medical examination, diagnosis, or individualized treatment plan. How to Use Pentasa 1g Suppository Pentasa 1g Suppository should be used according to the instructions provided by a healthcare professional and the product information. 1 Wash Your Hands Wash your hands before handling the suppository. 2 Remove from Packaging Carefully remove the suppository from its packaging. 3 Find a Comfortable Position Find a comfortable position, such as lying on your side. 4 Insert Gently Gently insert the suppository into the rectum as instructed. 5 Wash Hands Again Wash your hands after administration. Try to avoid having a bowel movement immediately after inserting the supposit s sufficient time to remain in place. Do not use more medicine than prescribed. If a dose is missed, follo rovided with the medicine or ask a healthcare professional what to do. Do not automatically take or use an extra dose to make up for a missed one. Do not swallow the suppository. It is intended for rectal administration only. Precautions and Important Information Before using Pentasa 1g Suppository, tell your doctor or pharmacist about any allergies, medical conditions, or medicines you are currently taking. Particular care may be needed in people with certain kidney or liver problems or a history of reactions to mesalamine or related medicines. Tell your healthcare professional if you have previously experienced an unusual reaction to medicines containing mesalamine, sulfasalazine, or other salicylates. Your healthcare professional may recommend monitoring during treatment, particularly when there are reasons to monitor kidney function or other aspects of your health. Pregnancy and Breastfeeding If you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or breastfeeding, discuss the use of mesalamine with your healthcare professional before starting or continuing treatment. Other Medicines ur doctor or pharmacist about edicines, over-the-counter medicines, and supplements you use. This helps them assess possible interactions and determine whether the treatment is appropriate. Do not begin, stop, or change medicines without appropriate medical advice. Possible Side Effects Like other medicines , mesalamine can cause side effects, although not everyone experiences them. Abdominal Discomfort Abdominal discomfort or pain may occur during treatment. Nausea & Diarrhea Nausea and diarrhea are among the possible gastrointestinal effects. Headache Headache has been reported in some patients using mesalamine. Skin Reactions Skin reactions and rectal discomfort or irritation may also occur. Some symptoms may be related to the underlying inflammatory condition rather than the medicine itself. If symptoms are persistent, severe, or unusual, contact a healthcare professional. Rare but serious reactions can occur with mesalamine medicines. Seek prompt medical attention if you develop symptoms suggesting a serious allergic reaction, severe nificant changes in urine, severe abdominal pain, or other concerning symptoms. Do r rapidly worsening symptoms. Storage and Frequently Asked Questions Storage Store the medicine according to the instructions provided on its packaging. Keep it away from excessive heat, moisture, and direct sunlight unless the product information states otherwise. Keep all medicines out of the reach of children. Frequently Asked Questions Can it be swallowed? No. It is a rectal suppository and should be administered through the rectum as directed. How long should I use it? The duration of treatment depends on your medical condition and the treatment plan prescribed by your healthcare professional. Can I stop when I feel better? Do not stop prescribed treatment without discussing it with your doctor. Your healthcare professional can advise you about the appropriate duration of treatment. What if I miss a dose? Follow the instructions provided with your medicine or contact your doctor or pharmacist for advice. Avoid using an extra dose unless specifically instructed. Can I use other medicines? Some medicines may interact with mesalamine. Inform your doctor or pharmacist about all medicines and supplements you are taking. Product Summary and Contact Information Pentasa 1g Suppository — Summary Pentasa 1g Suppository contains mesalamine 1g and is a rectal formulation used to help manage inflammation affecting the rectum. The medicine works locally in the intestinal lining and should be used according to professional medical advice. Patients should carefully follow the prescribed instructions, understand the correct method of administration, and discuss any medical conditions or other medicines with their healthcare professional. For detailed product information, visit: Pentasa 1g Suppository Product Page Contact Information Website: https://www.onlinegenericmedicine.com/ Email: info@onlinegenericmedicine.com Phone: +1 9177810616 Medical Disclaimer This document is intended for general educational and informational purposes. It does not replace advice, diagnosis, qualified healthcare profession e product information and instructions provided by your doctor or pharmacist. Do not start, stop, or change a medicine without appropriate professional advice.