This medication contains FERROUS CALCIUM CITRATE + FOLIC ACID which belongs to a class of medication known as haematinics. This medication is primarily used to treat anemia. Anemia is a condition in which the body does not get enough iron from foods and is called an iron deficiency. In this condition, the body does not have enough red blood cells to carry adequate oxygen to various body tissues.
As we said above this medication contains two drugs namely FERROUS CALCIUM CITRATE + FOLIC ACID. FERROUS CALCIUM CITRATE works by increasing red blood cells in the body and hemoglobin production in the body. On the other hand, Folic Acid is a water-soluble vitamin that helps in the growth of cells and also helps in making healthy red blood cells. As a result, large numbers of RBCs are produced in the body and each tissue gets sufficient oxygen supply.
Folic acid (vitamin B9) and ferrous calcium citrate (iron supplement) are both included in FERROUS CALCIUM CITRATE+FOLIC ACID. FERROUS CALCIUM CITRATE+FOLIC ACID helps in the production of red blood cells (RBCs) and the protein hemoglobin in the body. Consequently, the body produces enough red blood cells (RBCs) to ensure that every tissue receives an adequate amount of oxygen.
This medication is helpful in the treatment of anemia and iron deficiency in the body.
Take this medication as prescribed by your healthcare specialists. You can follow the instructions given on the label of this medication. But follow the instructions and advice given by your doctor for better results. Your doctor prescribed this medication according to your health condition.
Suspension - Shake well before using this medication
Tablet - Do not chew or crush this medication, swallow this medication with a glass of water.
This medication also contains some unwanted side effects like other medications. However, these side effects do not require any medical attention and gradually resolve over time. But if you experience these side effects continuously then consult with your doctor.
Allergy - If you are allergic to FERROUS CALCIUM CITRATE + FOLIC ACID then inform your doctor before taking this medication.
Pregnant - If you are pregnant or planning to conceive then consult or tell your doctor before taking this medication.
Alcohol - Avoid the consumption of alcohol after taking this medication because it may decrease the absorption of FERROUS CALCIUM CITRATE + FOLIC ACID.
Breastfeeding - If you are a lactating mother then inform your doctor before taking this medication. Your doctor will advise only if the benefits of this medication are greater than the risks.
Is this combination safe during pregnancy? Yes, this complement is approved throughout being pregnant because the iron and folic acid contribute to the betterment of blood volume and more suitable improvement of the fetal neural tube. Daily dose must be checked by the gynecologist.
Ferrous Calcium Citrate is not as harsh as most iron salts as we have prepared ours as a citrate. This makes the iron easier to absorb and easier on your digestive system. Although mild nausea and constipation can sometimes result, this is rare when taken after a meal.
Q: I am a vegetarian or a vegan. Am I more at risk of iron and folate deficiency? Yes, vegetarians are at greater risk of deficiency, as these nutrients are found primarily in animal sources. This supplement offers a simple, non-food alternative to obtain your daily iron and folic acid needs.
How long does anemia treatment last? The length of treatment varies according to the severity of anemia and the results of your blood tests. Most treatment courses range from one to three months, but your doctor will advise how long it should last based on response to hemoglobin levels, alleviation of symptoms and regular review of blood iron levels.
There’s also the issue of calcium. If you are taking calcium supplements or a dose of dairy around the same time you are taking your iron, then this can impair the absorption of the iron. Ideally, separate the dairy or calcium by at least two hours from your iron dose.
The most common symptoms are constant fatigue, pallid skin, dizziness, and shortness of breath or shortness of breath and brittle nails. Your doctor can suggest iron supplements if a blood test shows reduced hemoglobin or ferritin.
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