Rusiron-O 100/25/10Mg Strip Of 10 Tablets

• Iron deficiency anaemia: Low iron can reduce oxygen delivery and cause tiredness or weakness; this product restores iron and folic acid needed for healthy blood formation.
• Low iron intake: Replaces iron when the diet does not provide enough to support normal red blood cell production.
• Iron loss from ongoing bleeding: Helps rebuild iron stores when chronic blood loss has reduced the body's available iron, under medical supervision.
• Pregnancy or breastfeeding nutritional needs: Iron and folic acid support increased blood-forming needs during these periods when prescribed.

• Constipation: Unabsorbed iron can make stools harder or less frequent. Drink enough water and eat fibre-rich food; seek advice for severe abdominal pain or several days without a bowel movement.
• Nausea: Iron may irritate the stomach, especially when treatment starts. Taking Rusiron-O tablet after food may help if your doctor allows it.
• Stomach upset: Cramping, indigestion or discomfort can occur as iron passes through the digestive system. Report persistent or severe symptoms.
• Dark stools: Iron commonly makes stools dark because some of the mineral remains unabsorbed. Seek urgent advice if stools are black and tarry with weakness or dizziness.

• Keep Rusiron-O tablet away from children and never share it with another person.
• Dark stools can occur with iron, but report black tarry stools with weakness or dizziness.
• Ask before combining it with another iron, folic acid or mineral supplement.
• Tell your doctor about thyroid medicines, antibiotics, antacids and calcium products.
• Continue iron-rich foods such as pulses, leafy vegetables and meat if suitable for your diet.

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