Ucholine 10mg Tablets (Bethanechol Chloride)
Ucholine 10mg Tablet contains bethanechol chloride, a medicine known as a cholinergic agent. It works by stimulating the muscles of the bladder and the gut to contract, which helps them empty properly. By strengthening these muscle contractions, it helps people who have difficulty passing urine or whose bowel movements have slowed after certain conditions or surgery. Ucholine uses include the treatment of urinary retention (difficulty emptying the bladder) that is not caused by a blockage, and certain conditions where the bladder or bowel is not contracting well, and it is prescribed by a doctor.
Description
Ucholine 10mg Tablet Uses
- Treats urinary retention (difficulty passing urine) that is not due to a physical blockage
- Helps the bladder empty after childbirth or surgery when it is slow to work
- Used for certain conditions where the bladder muscle is underactive
- Sometimes used when the bowel is slow to move after surgery
- Prescribed by a doctor based on the cause of the problem
Ucholine 10mg Tablet Dosage and Administration
- Taken by mouth on an empty stomach, exactly as prescribed by your doctor
- Taking it on an empty stomach (about one hour before or two hours after food) reduces the chance of nausea and vomiting
- Take it at the times set by your doctor
- The dose is adjusted by your doctor based on your response
- Do not exceed the prescribed dose
Ucholine 10mg Tablet Warnings
- Must not be used if there is a physical blockage in the urinary or digestive tract
- Not to be used in asthma, as it can trigger breathing difficulty
- Not suitable for people with certain heart conditions, low blood pressure, or an overactive thyroid
- Not for use in stomach ulcers or after recent bowel or bladder surgery unless a doctor advises
- Can cause a sudden drop in blood pressure with dizziness or fainting
- Tell your doctor about any heart, lung, thyroid, or stomach conditions
Ucholine 10mg Tablet Precautions
- Used under the guidance of a doctor, who confirms there is no blockage first
- Rise slowly from sitting or lying to reduce dizziness
- Tell your doctor about any asthma, heart problems, or thyroid disease
- Be near a toilet after taking it, as it can act quickly on the bladder and bowel
- Tell your doctor about all other medicines you take
- Report any severe sweating, cramping, or difficulty breathing promptly
Ucholine 10mg Tablet Side Effects
- Nausea
- Abdominal cramps
- Increased need to pass urine
- Sweating
- Flushing
- Headache
- Serious effects, such as difficulty breathing, a slow or irregular heartbeat, or fainting, need immediate medical attention
Storage Instructions
- Protect from moisture, sunlight, and high temperatures
- Store in a dry place at an optimal temperature
- Keep out of the reach of children
- Keep the tablets in their original packaging until use
Packaging and Quantity
Available in a pack of 100 tablets.
Prescription Requirement
Ucholine is a prescription-only medicine because it must not be used where there is a blockage and is unsuitable for several conditions. It is supplied only against a valid prescription from a doctor.
Frequently Asked Questions about Ucholine 10mg Tablet
What is the price of Ucholine 10mg Tablet in Pakistan?
The price of Ucholine 10mg Tablet in Pakistan varies by pack size. At Delta Pharmacy it is supplied only against a valid prescription.
Is Ucholine 10mg Tablet available in Pakistan?
Yes, Ucholine 10mg Tablet is available in Pakistan and can be ordered from Delta Pharmacy against a valid doctor’s prescription.
What is Ucholine 10mg Tablet used for?
It is used to help the bladder empty in urinary retention that is not caused by a blockage, and for certain conditions where the bladder or bowel is underactive.
Why should Ucholine 10mg Tablet be taken on an empty stomach?
Taking it on an empty stomach reduces the chance of nausea and vomiting. Take it about one hour before or two hours after food, as your doctor advises.
Disclaimer
This information is provided by Delta Pharmacy for general awareness only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Ucholine (bethanechol) is a prescription medicine that is not suitable for everyone. Always consult your doctor about your treatment, dosage, and any health concerns before using this medicine.















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