Trypsin-Chymotrypsin Tablets: Uses, Benefits & Manufacturer

Reviewed by Anil Kumar Goel, B.Pharm — Chairman, Biozia Lifesciences, 40+ years in the pharmaceutical industry.

Trypsin-chymotrypsin is an oral proteolytic enzyme preparation widely prescribed in India to reduce swelling and inflammation after injury, surgery and dental procedures. This guide explains how the enzymes work, where they are used, how they are taken, and how Biozia supplies them as Trypfix Tablet.

Key takeaways (TL;DR)

A combination of two pancreatic proteolytic enzymes, trypsin and chymotrypsin, standardised to 100,000 units of enzymatic activity.
Used to reduce post-operative and post-traumatic swelling (oedema), bruising and inflammation.
Usually prescribed alongside an analgesic or antibiotic after surgery, dental extraction or injury.
Generally well tolerated; caution with bleeding disorders and anticoagulants.
Biozia supplies Trypfix (10×10 Alu/Alu) for PCD franchise and third-party manufacturing.

Composition and available strengths

Biozia manufactures trypsin-chymotrypsin as enteric-protected tablets:

Brand	Composition	Packing
Trypfix Tablet	Trypsin-Chymotrypsin 100000 units of enzymatic activity	10×10 ALU/ALU

How trypsin-chymotrypsin works

Trypsin and chymotrypsin break down proteins. Taken orally in protected tablets, they help clear the protein-rich fluid and debris that collect in injured tissue, reduce oedema, and support faster resolution of inflammation, so the tissue heals with less swelling and pain.

Uses

Swelling and inflammation after surgery, including orthopaedic and dental surgery
Sprains, fractures, bruises and soft-tissue injuries
Post-episiotomy and post-operative wound oedema
Adjunct therapy with antibiotics or analgesics, as prescribed

How to take

The dose and frequency are set by the doctor; a common pattern is one tablet two to three times a day. Tablets should be swallowed whole and not crushed or chewed, because the coating protects the enzymes from stomach acid.

Side effects and precautions

Side effects are uncommon and usually mild: stomach upset, nausea, loose stools or allergic skin reactions. Use with caution in patients with bleeding or clotting disorders or those taking anticoagulants, and stop treatment before planned surgery if advised. People allergic to the enzymes or their source should not take them. Use in pregnancy and breastfeeding only on medical advice.

For distributors: PCD franchise and third-party manufacturing

Enzyme anti-inflammatories are prescribed heavily by orthopaedic surgeons, dentists and general surgeons, often on every post-operative prescription. Trypfix pairs well with Biozia’s pain-management products for franchise partners serving surgical and dental clinics.

PCD franchise — stock Trypfix under monopoly rights in your district. See PCD pharma franchise with Biozia.
Third-party manufacturing — get this formulation made under your own brand name. See third-party manufacturing services.
Quality — WHO-GMP and ISO certified manufacturing in Yamunanagar, Haryana, with batch-wise documentation and pan-India dispatch.

Interested in trypsin-chymotrypsin tablets for your territory or your own brand? Enquire with Biozia Lifesciences →

Frequently asked questions

What are trypsin-chymotrypsin tablets used for?

They are used to reduce swelling, bruising and inflammation after surgery, dental procedures and injuries.

Should trypsin-chymotrypsin tablets be chewed?

No. They should be swallowed whole so the coating can protect the enzymes from stomach acid.

Is trypsin-chymotrypsin a painkiller?

Not directly. It reduces swelling and inflammation, which eases pain, and is often prescribed together with an analgesic.

Can Biozia make trypsin-chymotrypsin tablets under my brand?

Yes. Trypfix is available for PCD franchise, and the formulation can be manufactured under your own brand.

This guide is for pharmacists, doctors, distributors and trade partners. It is general product information, not medical advice — patients should take any medicine only as prescribed by a registered medical practitioner.