Femia Strip Of 15 Tablets

• Daily iron intake: Femia tablets provide iron, a nutrient needed for haemoglobin production and normal oxygen transport through the body.
• Folate intake: Folic acid contributes to normal red blood cell formation and helps meet the body's folate needs.
• Nutritional support during increased need: The combination may support iron and folate intake when a healthcare professional recommends supplementation.

• Constipation: Iron can make bowel movements harder or less frequent. Increase fibre-rich foods if suitable and seek advice for severe tummy pain or prolonged constipation.
• Nausea: Iron may irritate the stomach and cause queasiness. Use Femia tablets with food only if your healthcare professional allows it, and seek help if vomiting persists.
• Dark stools: Iron commonly makes stools darker than usual. Seek urgent advice if stools are black and tar-like or accompanied by weakness or stomach pain.
• Stomach discomfort: The tablet may cause bloating or abdominal discomfort. Contact your doctor if pain is severe or continues after stopping the supplement.
• Allergic reaction: Rash, swelling of the face, lips or throat, or breathing difficulty needs emergency medical help. Stop using Femia tablets and seek help immediately.

• Keep Femia tablets out of children's reach because excess iron can be dangerous.
• Dark stools can occur with iron, but report black tar-like stools with pain or weakness.
• Tell your doctor before combining Femia tablets with another iron, folic acid or mineral supplement.
• Eat fibre-rich foods and drink enough water if constipation occurs.
• Use Femia tablets with a varied, balanced diet rather than as a replacement for meals.

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