Irona Syrup 200Ml

• Iron deficiency: Low iron can reduce haemoglobin and leave a person tired or weak; Irona syrup helps replenish iron when supplementation is advised.
• Iron-deficiency anaemia: Iron, folic acid and vitamin B12 support the formation of healthy red blood cells when a deficiency has been assessed.
• Liquid nutritional supplementation: Children, adolescents and adults who need iron support may use this syrup when a liquid form is preferred.

• Nausea: Iron can irritate the digestive tract and cause queasiness, especially when supplementation begins. Seek medical advice if vomiting continues.
• Constipation: Iron may make stools harder or less frequent. Drink enough water if suitable and seek advice for severe pain or prolonged constipation.
• Dark stools: Iron can make stools look darker without indicating harm. Get urgent medical help if stools are black and tar-like or contain visible blood.

• Use the measuring device supplied with the pack rather than estimating the amount.
• Keep Irona syrup away from children because an accidental large amount of iron can be dangerous.
• Tell your doctor about all vitamins and supplements you use before starting Irona syrup.
• Continue eating suitable iron-rich foods such as pulses, leafy vegetables and fortified cereals.
• Darkening of stools can occur with iron supplements, but report severe stomach symptoms promptly.

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