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Is there a difference between dulcolax pills and lactulose solution bp?
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Yes: Ducolax is a stimulant type of laxitive and should be used sparingly. Lactulose is not and is a osmotic . Since its not a stimulant u can use frequently without worry of dependance.
Answered 10/7/2020
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