Jectocos S 200Mg Ampoule Of 10Ml Injection

• Poor response to oral iron: When iron tablets are unsuitable, ineffective or not tolerated, this injection replenishes iron stores through supervised treatment.

• Headache or dizziness: Iron given by injection may cause head pain or light-headedness during or after treatment. Sit or lie down and tell the nurse.
• Nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea: Iron may upset the stomach after administration. Tell healthcare staff if symptoms are severe or you cannot keep fluids down.
• Stomach pain: The infusion can cause abdominal discomfort as the body responds to iron. Report severe or persistent pain to the healthcare professional.
• Muscle, limb or joint pain: Aching can occur after iron treatment and may affect movement temporarily. Tell the doctor if pain is severe or continues.
• Injection-site reaction or bleeding: Pain, swelling, redness, itching or bleeding may occur where the injection enters. Report worsening swelling or bleeding that does not stop.

• Tell the doctor if you have reacted badly to an iron injection before.
• Remain under observation for the period advised after the injection.
• Report dizziness, faintness, rash or breathing difficulty immediately during treatment.
• Do not start oral iron or another iron injection without medical advice.
• Eat iron-containing foods as part of a varied diet unless your doctor advises otherwise.

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