VITAMIN A (AS PALMIATATE)…50000 IU WITH ARACHIS OIL

Composition : VITAMIN A (AS PALMIATATE)…50000 IU WITH ARACHIS OIL

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SALICYLIC ACID...1% W/V FACE WASH SALICYLIC ACID...2% W/V FACE WASH CETO STEARYL,ALOE VERA JUICE,SHEA BUTTER MOISTURING CERAM VITAMIN E ACETATE 0.5% W/W WITH ALOE VERA (MOISTURISING CREAM)

Vitamin A 50000 IU with Arachis Oil - Arachis Oil With Vitamin A 50000 IU is used to treat Vitamin A deficiency. Carotene compounds are continuously converted by the body into vitamin A. Vitamin A supports vision, the repair and maintenance of skin tissue, and the development of bone folds. It can likewise develop the potential of insensitive structures and inhibit some malignant growth. A type of vitamin A called retinol is responsible for transmitting light sensation to the retina of the eye.

Side Effects Vitamin A 50000 IU with Arachis Oil 

Vitamin A 50000 IU with Arachis Oil does not have any sudden effects at normal doses. If you think you have any unusual effects, contact your doctor or pharmaceutical specialist right away.

Assuming that your doctor has directed you to use this medication, many people who use this prescription do not have real side effects.

An overdose of Vitamin A 50000 IU with Arachis Oil can lead to devastatingly high calcium levels. Tell your primary care doctor right away if any of these symptoms of high calcium levels occur: restlessness/vomiting, palpitations, loss of appetite, increased thirst, increased urination, mental/brain changes, surprising lethargy.

An acute hypersensitivity reaction to this drug is uncommon. Be that as it may, assuming you notice any manifestations of a true adverse hypersensitivity reaction, seek medical help immediately, including rash, tingling/enlargement, extreme nervousness, trouble resting.

It can be anything but a total extension of incidental effects. If you notice a variety of effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmaceutical specialist.

Special Precautions and Warnings

Pregnancy and breast care: Vitamin A is POSSIBLY SAFE when taken in the recommended doses of preformed vitamin A every day. Large amounts are probably dangerous and may cause birth abstinence. Screen vitamin A intake from all sources during the first three months of pregnancy. Variants of vitamin A are found in some food varieties including animal liver, some fortified breakfast cereals, and dietary enhancements.

Children: Vitamin A is logically safe when taken in recommended amounts. The most extreme doses of vitamin A that are OK for young people depend on age. Vitamin A is potentially dangerous for young people when taken by mouth in excessive amounts. Overdose can cause sudden side effects, including crabbing, lethargy, running, and various issues.

Excessive use of alcohol: Drinking alcohol can increase the potentially harmful consequences of vitamin A for the liver.