Fereg Z Strip Of 10 Tablets

• Iron deficiency anaemia: Low iron limits haemoglobin production and can cause tiredness or weakness; Fereg Z tablet helps restore iron needed to make healthy red blood cells.
• Iron deficiency from chronic blood loss: Ongoing blood loss can gradually lower iron stores; this medicine replaces iron so blood production can recover.
• Low dietary iron: An inadequate iron intake can reduce iron stores; Fereg Z tablet supplies iron to help correct the deficiency when medically assessed.
• Nutritional anaemia in pregnancy or breastfeeding: Higher nutritional needs can contribute to anaemia; this combination supplies nutrients needed for blood-cell formation when recommended.

• Stomach upset: Iron may irritate the digestive tract and cause nausea, cramps, or discomfort after the tablet. Take it with food if advised, and seek help for severe pain or vomiting.
• Constipation: Iron can make bowel movements harder or less frequent, particularly after treatment begins. Drink enough water and eat fibre-rich foods; seek advice if pain or persistent constipation develops.

• Take Fereg Z tablet exactly as advised and do not use it for unexplained tiredness without medical assessment.
• Dark stools can occur with iron, but report severe stomach pain, persistent vomiting, or black tar-like stools.
• Keep iron-containing medicines locked away from children.
• Include iron-rich foods such as beans, leafy vegetables, and meat if suitable for your diet.
• Continue recommended blood tests so your response to treatment can be checked.

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