Lösferron effervescent tablets, 100 pcs

Active ingredients / ingredients / ingredients

The product contains the active ingredient iron (II) gluconate (Ph.Eur.).One effervescent tablet contains 695 mg iron(II) gluconate (Ph.Eur.), which corresponds to 80.5 mg iron(II) ions.

The other ingredients are anhydrous citric acid (Ph.Eur.), sodium hydrogen carbonate, tartaric acid, sodium carbonate, ascorbic acid, orange flavor (including vanillin, sorbitol (E420), benzyl alcohol), sodium cyclamate and saccharin sodium.

Area of application

This remedy is used in proven iron deficiency conditions, especially iron deficiency anemia.Such conditions can arise from increased iron loss, for example during increased menstrual bleeding, after operations or blood donations, as well as bleeding due to diseases of the digestive tract.Reduced iron absorption, for example after removal of sections of the stomach and intestines, or an increased iron requirement, such as occurs during pregnancy, can also be treated.

No prescription is required for this product.

Dosage

The recommended dose for adults is one effervescent tablet daily.For more severe anemia, it can also be two to three effervescent tablets daily.Children and adolescents weighing 16 kg or more also take one effervescent tablet daily, whereby the maximum dose should not exceed 5 mg iron ions per kg of body weight per day.For children weighing less than 16 kg, medicines with lower potency are available.

The effervescent tablet should be dissolved in half a glass to a glass of water and taken half an hour to an hour before meals.If necessary, the effervescent tablet can also be dissolved in fruit juice containing vitamin C.In the case of gastrointestinal disorders, we recommend reducing the individual doses or taking them with meals rich in meat and containing vitamin C.In children, the solution can be mixed with food to improve tolerance.

Intake

To be taken after dissolving in half a glass to a glass of water.Please take the medicine half an hour to an hour before meals.Please dissolve the effervescent tablet in half a glass to a glass of drinking water and drink the contents of the glass completely.If necessary, the effervescent tablet can also be dissolved in fruit juice containing vitamin C.If gastrointestinal disorders occur, we recommend reducing the individual doses or taking the effervescent tablets with meals rich in meat and containing vitamin C, if possible.For children, the solution can be mixed with food to make it even better tolerated by the child's stomach.

Contraindications

The product should not be used in cases of known hypersensitivity to one of the ingredients, in cases of iron utilization disorders such as sideroachrestic anemias, lead anemias, thalassemias or porphyria cutanea tarda, in cases of iron overload of the body such as hemochromatosis or hemolytic anemias, and in infants and children weighing less than 16 kg.

Patient information

Please talk to your doctor or pharmacist before taking this product.In the case of pre-existing inflammation or ulcers of the gastrointestinal mucosa, the benefits of treatment should be carefully weighed against the risk of worsening the gastrointestinal disease.Taking liquid iron supplements can cause tooth discoloration, which can be removed by intensively cleaning your teeth.In such cases, you should only take the drinking solution through a drinking straw.During the treatment, the stool may turn harmless black and the laundry may discolor accordingly.The medicine is not suitable for children weighing less than 16 kg.

So far there is no evidence that the medicine impairs the ability to actively drive or operate machines.The same applies to work without a secure hold.

Pregnancy

If the prescribed dosage is followed, there are no concerns about taking it during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.

Notes

Not all forms of anemia require iron intake.In certain forms, taking additional iron medication can even be detrimental.In rare cases, the teeth can become discolored when taking liquid iron medication, which can be avoided by intensively cleaning the teeth and/or by using a drinking straw or by drinking plenty of fluids.When taking iron, the stool usually turns black and is harmless.Iron can cause constipation.The doctor should check your blood values approximately every 4 weeks.