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Polyhema drug with the main ingredient is iron (III) hydroxide polymaltose often used to prevent and treat iron deficiency for pregnant women, after surgery. However, the drug can cause some side effects during use.
1. Uses of Polyhema 50mg
Polyhema medicine has the main ingredient is iron (III) hydroxide polymaltose with effects such as:
Iron participates in the synthesis of hemoglobin, the main component of blood cells, helping to transport oxygen to cells in the body. Metabolized into myoglobin - a substance that plays a role in storing oxygen for the body, helping to supply oxygen to the brain, enhancing cognitive ability Due to the above effects, Polyhema 50mg is often indicated in the following cases:
Pregnant and lactating women Post-operative patients Malnourished children Children with iron deficiency anemia, stunting, low birth weight
2. Dosage of Polyhema 50mg
Polyhema is usually taken orally, with or after meals to ensure the best absorption. Depending on the degree of iron deficiency and age, specifically:Adults and children over 12 years old: 1 ampoule / time x 2 times / day Children under 12 years old use as directed by a doctor In case of anemia obviously need to use the drug for about 3-5 months until the hemoglobin level returns to normal, then provide additional iron stores by using maintenance drugs for a few weeks
If missed dose, use a supplement Take it as soon as you remember, if it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and take the medicine at your usual schedule. Although no abnormal symptoms have been recorded when using Polyhema overdose, if the patient shows signs of poisoning, it is necessary to quickly take the patient to the nearest medical facility for treatment.
3. Side effects of Polyhema
Some unwanted effects that may occur when using Polyhema drugs include:
Constipation, diarrhea Dark, green or black stools Loss of appetite, nausea Stomach cramps, upset stomach causing Vomiting Allergic symptoms such as: rash, hives, itching, swelling of the mouth, difficulty breathing, tightness in the chest, face, lips or tongue Fever Bloody stools There are also some precautions when using the medicine as follows: :
So far there have been no reports of interactions between Polyhema drugs with other drugs, but it is best for patients to fully declare all drugs and supplements they are using with their doctor for instructions on how to use them. The drug is allowed to be used on pregnant and lactating women, but it is necessary to strictly follow the dosage and instructions of the doctor. The drug does not affect the ability to drive and use machines, so it is safe. when used on these patient subjects
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