Icrate Syrup 200Ml

• Iron deficiency anaemia: Low iron can limit haemoglobin and healthy red blood cell production, leaving a person tired or weak; Icrate syrup helps restore iron available for these processes.

• Nausea: Iron may irritate the stomach, particularly when taken without food. Taking it with a light meal if advised may reduce discomfort.
• Constipation: Iron can make stools harder or less frequent. Increase fibre and fluids, and seek medical advice if severe pain or prolonged constipation occurs.
• Vomiting: Stomach irritation may cause vomiting after the syrup. Get medical help if vomiting continues or fluids cannot be kept down.
• Stomach upset: Iron may cause cramps, bloating or discomfort. Contact your doctor if the pain is severe or persistent.
• Dark stools: Iron commonly makes stools dark or black. Seek urgent medical help if stools look tarry or are accompanied by weakness or dizziness.

• Use the measuring device supplied with the pack for an accurate amount.
• Keep Icrate syrup locked away from children because iron overdose can be dangerous.
• Tea, coffee and dairy products may reduce iron absorption when taken with the syrup.
• A balanced diet containing leafy greens, beans and fortified foods can complement iron supplementation.
• Dark stools can occur with iron, but seek help for tarry stools with dizziness or weakness.

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