Fifolar Syrup 200Ml

• Iron deficiency anaemia: Low iron can reduce healthy red blood cell production and cause tiredness or weakness; Fifolar syrup helps restore the iron supply.
• Folate deficiency: Low folate can interfere with normal red blood cell formation; folic acid in Fifolar syrup helps support this process.
• Nutritional support during recovery: The combination may help provide nutrients involved in blood formation when dietary intake is inadequate or recovery needs support.

• Nausea: Iron can irritate the stomach and cause queasiness, particularly when the syrup is used without food. Seek advice if vomiting prevents you from keeping it down.
• Constipation: Iron can make stools harder or less frequent. Increase fibre and fluids if suitable, and contact your doctor if abdominal pain or persistent constipation develops.
• Abdominal discomfort: Iron may cause cramping, bloating or a heavy feeling in the stomach. Report severe pain or repeated vomiting.
• Metallic taste: Iron can leave an unusual taste in the mouth after use. Tell your doctor if it persists or makes eating difficult.

• Use the measuring device supplied with the pack for each dose.
• Keep Fifolar syrup away from children because excess iron can be dangerous.
• Dark stools can occur with iron products, but report severe stomach pain or vomiting.
• Eat a varied diet that includes iron-rich foods such as pulses, leafy vegetables and meat when suitable.
• Do not start another iron, folic acid or vitamin supplement without medical advice.

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