• Peptic Ulcer & Local anasthetic:

Peptic ulcer disease is a break in the inner lining of the stomach, the first part of the small intestine or the lower oesophagus.

A local anaesthetic is a medication that causes the absence of pain sensation in the affected region. During surgery, a local anaesthetic creates an absence of pain without a loss of consciousness.

• Drug Introduction:

Sucralfate belongs to the group of ‘Drugs used in peptic ulcers’. Both of these drugs are under the classification of ‘Mucosal protectives’; and Oxetacaine belongs to a group of ‘Local anaesthetic drugs’.

Follow the correct dosage prescribed by the doctor to avoid any kinds of side effects or negative impacts on your health.

This medication is to be only used when prescribed by a doctor and NOT to be self-administrated.