Rouscare Fa Strip Of 10 Tablets

• Low iron intake: Insufficient iron can limit haemoglobin production and oxygen transport, leaving a person tired; Rouscare-FA tablet helps supplement iron when dietary intake is inadequate.
• Nutritional support: The combination supplements iron, folic acid and zinc when dietary intake does not provide enough of these nutrients.
• Increased nutritional needs during pregnancy: Iron and folic acid may help meet higher nutritional requirements when recommended by a doctor.
• Immune and tissue support: Zinc and folic acid contribute to normal immune function, tissue repair and cell growth.

• Constipation: Iron can make stools harder or less frequent, especially after starting the supplement. Increase fibre and fluids if suitable, and seek advice for severe pain or no bowel movement.
• Nausea: Iron may irritate the stomach, particularly when used without food. Use it with food only if advised and contact your doctor if vomiting continues.
• Dark stools: Iron commonly makes stools darker than usual. Seek urgent advice if stools are tar-like, contain blood or occur with marked weakness.
• Stomach cramps: Iron can cause abdominal discomfort while the body adjusts. Report severe or persistent pain to your doctor.
• Allergic reaction: Rash, facial swelling or breathing difficulty may indicate sensitivity to an ingredient. Get emergency medical help for swelling of the face, lips or throat or difficulty breathing.

• Keep Rouscare-FA tablet away from children.
• Dark stools can occur with iron, but report tar-like stools, blood or severe abdominal pain.
• Ask your doctor how to separate it from antacids, thyroid medicine and certain antibiotics.
• Do not use another iron supplement unless your doctor recommends it.
• Continue a varied, balanced diet alongside this supplement.
• Tell your doctor if you have a planned operation or use cancer-treatment medicines.

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