Livogen Captabs

Foods rich in folic acid and iron are seafood, leafy green vegetables like spinach, nuts, beans, peas, oranges, resins, etc.

You may experience skin rashes, stomach discomforts, diarrhoea and vomiting if consumed in excess. Taking too much of Livogen Captab can interfere with the absorption of some other nutrients like Zinc and Vitamin B12.

Medicines used to treat indigestion like antacids, medicines used to treat bacterial infections like chloramphenicol and medicines used to treat bone problems like bisphosphonates, should be taken with a minimum gap of two hours.

One may develop anaemia, ulcers in the mouth, diarrhoea and flatulence. In severe cases, it can cause infertility.

The overdose of Livogen Captab may lead to some serious side effects. In case of an overdose, contact your doctor immediately or visit the nearest hospital.

Yes, it contains iron which is essential for the formation of haemoglobin. Hence, it can help in improving the haemoglobin levels in iron deficiency.

Livogen contains folic acid. It is required for the formation of important constituents such as amino acids and nucleic acids. Lack of folic acid may lead to hair changes. Similarly, iron may also play a role in keeping hair healthy and deficiency of it can lead to hair problems. However, more studies need to be performed to support this information.

No, Livogen captab is a nutritional supplement to support the formation of blood cells and treat iron and folic deficiency anaemia. It does not help increase weight or gain muscles.

Livogen captab should preferably be taken one hour before a meal or 2 hours after, as directed by the doctor. It is advisable to take it regularly and avoid skipping doses.

You can take Livogen daily but for the recommended duration only. You should not consume dietary supplements more than the stated recommended daily dose.

Black or dark stools are a common side effect that may be the harmless result of unabsorbed ferrous fumarate (iron). However, you can check with your doctor or healthcare provider to find the cause of black stools.

Yes, sometimes, ferrous fumarate (iron) present in Livogen may cause constipation as a side effect in a few individuals. To prevent this symptom, you can take stool softener as well, but after consulting your physician.

Yes, Livogen could help the individual to improve the level of haemoglobin. It contains ferrous fumarate (iron) and folic acid (vitamin B9)as composition. They both potentiate the synthesis of haemoglobin formation in the body.

No, Livogen Captab does not contain zinc as part of its composition.

No, Livogen captab is not given for irregular periods. But, it is a nutritional supplement to support the formation of blood cells and can maintain the haemoglobin level during periods. Hence, it is advised to consult a gynaecologist if you have a problem related to irregular menses.

You should avoid taking dairy products, tea or caffeine at least 1-2 hours before or after this supplement because it might affect its effectiveness.

Yes, it can be taken by everyone but only in recommended dose and duration suggested by the doctor.

If you have a condition of bleeding ulcer, then you must take this supplement only if prescribed by the doctor. Do not self-medicate.

No, Livogen is used to treat and prevent iron and folic acid deficiency. Iron and folic acid are two essential nutrients that the body requires for the formation and functioning of red blood cells.