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Praymed medicine has the main ingredients: Ferric hydroxide polymaltose complex 357mg and folic acid 0.5mg. This is a mineral and micronutrient supplement for many subjects, including the elderly, pregnant women, heavy workers and postoperative patients...
1. Uses of the drug Praymed
With 2 main ingredients, Ferric hydroxide polymaltose complex and folic acid, Praymed drugs have the following uses:
Increase resistance and improve the body's immune system; Prevention and treatment of anemia caused by iron and folic acid deficiency when food does not provide enough; Iron and folic acid supplements for pregnant women, lactating women, the elderly, people who have just undergone surgery. Preventing fetal malformations due to nutritional deficiencies. People who should take Praymed include:
Women in the period before and after giving birth; Children and adolescents in the period of development and puberty; Elderly people, many workers; People who are often pale, tired and anorexia; People who are in the recovery period and after surgery. Especially during pregnancy, folic acid and iron supplementation is very important for the development of the fetus. Reduces the risk of neural tube defects in the fetus and iron-deficiency anemia in the mother.
2. Instructions on how to use Praymed
Praymed is used orally, after eating with the suggested dosage as follows:
Cases of anemia: Take 1-2 tablets/day; Pregnant and lactating women: Use as directed by your doctor, usual dose: Take 1 tablet/day throughout pregnancy until the end of 1 month postpartum; Children > 6 years old take the medicine as directed by the doctor. The usual dose is 1 tablet/day.
3. Praymed side effects
Overall, Praymed is well tolerated. However, in some cases, the drug can still cause symptoms such as:
Black stools; Itching, rash, rash, fever (rare cases); Abdominal pain, diarrhea, digestive disorders; Pale, headache.
4. Note when using Praymed
Contraindicated to use the drug Praymed for the following cases:
People who are sensitive or allergic to the ingredients of the drug; Patients with severe renal failure, with malignant tumors; Pernicious anemia (hemolytic anemia); Having polycythemia vera; Hemochromatosis of tissues (iron overload disease); Hemosiderin infection; Patients with allergies (asthma, eczema) or melanoma; Patients with esophageal stricture, pouch disease and gastrointestinal tract; Children under 6 years old; People who are taking other iron-containing medicines. Use Praymed with caution for the following subjects:
Elderly people; People with gastric ulcer, chronic ulcerative colitis and ileitis.
5. Interactions of Praymed
Some notes when using Praymed simultaneously with other drugs:
Digestive medicine Sulfasalazine can reduce the absorption of folic acid; Oral contraceptives can reduce folate metabolism, causing a decrease in folate and vitamin B12 to a certain extent; If folic acid is taken to supplement folate deficiency caused by anticonvulsants, blood levels of the anticonvulsant may be reduced; Cotrimoxazol reduces the effect of folic acid in the treatment of megaloblastic anemia; If antacids are taken with tea, milk can reduce iron absorption; Iron can make the absorption of Cyclin drugs (Tetracyclin, Doxycycline), Methyldopa, Levodopa, Quinolone antibiotics, thyroid hormone and zinc salts. To ensure safety, you should proactively inform your doctor about all medications and supplements that you are using.
Above is all information about Praymed Tablet, patients need to carefully read the instructions for use, consult a doctor / pharmacist before use. Absolutely do not arbitrarily buy Praymed Tablet to treat at home because there may be unwanted side effects.
