Ida Tablet 10's

Ida Tablet 10's is used to treat anaemia. The detailed uses of Ida Tablet 10's are as follows:

• Iron Deficiency Anaemia: Ida Tablet 10's helps replenish low iron stores in the body, allowing your system to produce enough haemoglobin to carry oxygen to your organs and tissues.
• Folate and Vitamin B12 Deficiencies: It provides active forms of vitamins that are crucial for healthy red blood cell maturation, brain function, and nerve health.
• Anaemia During Pregnancy and Lactation: It supports the increased demand for iron and folic acid during pregnancy, helping protect both maternal health and fetal development.

Ida Tablet 10's helps replenish essential nutrients needed for healthy red blood cell production and supports the treatment of nutritional deficiencies that can lead to anaemia. Benefits may include:

• With regular use as prescribed, it can improve your overall energy levels and support healthy oxygen transport throughout the body.
• It relieves the debilitating symptoms of anaemia, such as chronic fatigue, weakness, and dizziness.
• By restoring healthy red blood cells, this medicine helps you regain your physical strength and energy levels, making daily activities feel more manageable.
• This formulation contains highly bioavailable forms which are readily absorbed by the body to effectively support red blood cell formation and correct nutrient deficiencies.
• The iron in this formulation may be better tolerated than some traditional iron salts in certain people, which may help reduce the likelihood of stomach upset, cramping, or constipation.

• Take Ida Tablet 10's with food to potentially enhance absorption and reduce stomach upset.
• Recommended to take it once daily in the morning or as advised by your doctor.
• Swallow the medicine as a whole with a glass of water.
• Do not crush, break, or chew it.

• Boost iron absorption with vitamin C: Include foods rich in Vitamin C, such as citrus fruits, strawberries, and bell peppers, in your meals to help your body absorb iron more efficiently.
• Avoid beverages that reduce iron absorption: Avoid drinking tea, coffee, or milk within two hours of taking your medicine, as the compounds in these beverages can severely reduce iron absorption.
• Prevent constipation: Drink plenty of water and eat high-fiber foods like whole grains, vegetables, and legumes to help prevent or relieve constipation caused by iron.
• Limit alcohol intake: Limit your alcohol intake, as alcohol can interfere with the absorption and utilisation of folate and vitamin B12 in your body.

• Avoid certain foods and medicines: Do not take this medicine within two hours of taking antacids, calcium supplements, or dairy products, as they will block the absorption of iron.
• Expect changes in stool colour: A change in stool colour to dark green or black is expected and is not a cause for alarm.
• Check the packaging before use: Check the expiry date on the packaging before use, and do not use the medicine if the packaging appears damaged or tampered with.
• Inform your doctor before medical tests: If you are scheduled to undergo any medical tests, inform your doctor that you are taking a supplement containing biotin, folate, or iron, as these can sometimes interfere with lab results.