The Role of Pepsin Containing Sugar

Pepsin is used for indigestion caused by pepsin deficiency. Pepsin containing sugar is a digestive aid, used for indigestion caused by pepsin deficiency or post-illness digestion. It can break down protein, but can not further break it down into amino acids. Digestion is strongest when it contains 0.2%~0.4% hydrochloric acid. Because pepsin deficiency is often accompanied by acid deficiency, it is difficult to work alone. It can be used orally with dilute hydrochloric acid to enhance appetite and promote digestion. It can be used for pregnant women and lactating patients, but it is forbidden for peptic ulcer patients. It is not compatible with alkaline drugs. It is not suitable for anti-acid drugs. This drug is antagonistic to sucralfate and should not be combined. The above scheme is for reference only. Please use specific drugs under the guidance of professional doctors.