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Gastrocaine is an antacid often taken as a prophylaxis against gastrointestinal complaints.
It is often prescribed with Diclofenac during gout attacks (Diclofenac will reduce the inflammation, Gastrocaine will prevent the NSAID from causing stomach upsets).
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