Polymalt-F Tablets 30’s

Description

Polymalt-F Tablets 30’s

Polymalt-F Tablets 30’s medicine provides iron supplements to treat or reduce the lower levels of iron in blood (such as those resulting from anemia or pregnancy).

Uses

• The medicine provides iron supplements to treat or reduce the lower level of blood levels of iron (such as thresultinglted from anemia or pregnancy).
• Iron is a mineral required by the body for the production of blood red blood cells and for maintaining good health.

Side Effects Of Polymalt-F Tablets 30’s

• Constipation and stomach cramps or an upset stomach can be present.
• These effects tend to be temporary and will disappear once the body adapts to the treatment.
• If any one of these reactions persists or becomes worse you should consult your doctor and pharmacist immediately.
• Iron can cause your stool to darken this is an effect that isn’t dangerous.
• If your physician has recommended this medication, keep in mind the fact that your doctor concluded that the value for you is greater that the chance of adverse negative effects.
• Many who are taking this medication do not suffer severe side effects.
• A severe allergy to this medication is extremely rare.
• But, you should seek medical assistance immediately if you observe any signs of an allergic reaction
• Such as swelling
• Itching or rash (especially of the tongue, face, or face)
• Extreme dizziness
• Difficulty breathing.

How To Use

• Follow the instructions on the label of the product or follow the directions of your physician.
• Do not exceed the dosage recommended by your doctor.
• If you have any concerns consult your physician or pharmacist.
• Iron is best absorbed when on the empty stomach (usually when taken one hour before or two hours after eating).
• If you experience stomach upset is present then you can consume this medication alongside food.
• Follow the directions below on the liquid drops to use for children and infants.
• Do not take antacids, dairy-based products, tea, or coffee for 2 hours before or after the medication as they can lower the effectiveness.
• Tablets or capsules should be taken with an entire glass of water (8 grams or 240 milliliters) unless directed otherwise by your physician.
• Don’t lie down for more than 10 minutes after you have taken the tablet or capsule.

Interactions Of Polymalt-F Tablets 30’s

• The interaction of drugs could alter how your medication performs or increase the risk of serious adverse negative effects.
• This guideline does not cover all possible interactions between drugs.
• Keep a list of all the products you use (including prescription/nonprescription drugs and herbal products) and share it with your doctor and pharmacist.
• Don’t start stopping, stopping, or alter the dose of any medicine without the approval of your physician.
• This product may reduce the absorption of other medications like bisphosphonates (for instance alendronate)
• As well as levodopa
• Penicillamine
• Quinolone antibacterials (for example, ciprofloxacin levofloxacin)
• Thyroid medicines (for instance levothyroxine, for example)
• Tetracycline antibacterials (for instance, doxycycline, minocycline).
• You should separate the dosages of these medicines least possibly from the doses you take of this drug.
• Talk to your pharmacist or doctor regarding how the time you should be waiting between doses and for advice on a dosage schedule that works with your other medications.

When Not To Use

It is not recommended to use in the case of a known sensitization or insensitivity to the ingredient, or one or more excipients.

• Before you take the medication inform your physician or pharmacist whether you are allergic to it or if you suffer from any or other reactions.
• The product could contain inactive ingredients that could cause allergic reactions or other issues.
• Consult your pharmacist for further information.
• Before taking this medicine consult your physician or pharmacist about your medical history, particularly of iron overload disorders (such like hemochromatosis hemosiderosis, hemochromatosis)
• Alcohol abuse
• Liver problems
• Stomach/intestinal problems (such as ulcers, colitis).