Anemidox Strip Of 10 Capsules

• Iron deficiency anaemia: Low iron can limit haemoglobin production and reduce oxygen delivery; iron from Anemidox capsule helps restore the nutrient needed to make healthy red blood cells.
• Folate deficiency: Low folic acid can impair normal red blood cell development; the folic acid component supports cell growth and maturation when deficiency is confirmed.
• Pyridoxine deficiency: Low pyridoxine can affect haemoglobin formation and nutrient use; this ingredient helps restore the vitamin when a clinician identifies a deficiency.

• Constipation: Iron can make stools harder or less frequent, particularly when treatment starts. Drink water and eat fibre-rich foods; seek medical help for severe pain or no bowel movement.
• Nausea: Iron may irritate the stomach and cause queasiness after the capsule. Taking it with food if advised may help; seek care for repeated vomiting or inability to keep fluids down.
• Stomach discomfort: Iron salts can cause cramps, fullness or burning in the upper abdomen. Stop and contact your doctor if pain is severe or persistent.
• Dark stools: Iron commonly makes stools dark green or black without other symptoms. Get urgent help for tarry stools with weakness, pain or vomiting blood.

• Swallow the capsule whole with water.
• Keep Anemidox capsule locked away from children.
• Tea, coffee and milk may reduce iron absorption when taken together.
• Dark stools can occur with iron, but report severe stomach pain or vomiting.
• Continue medical follow-up if it was prescribed for anaemia.

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