Trifer Syrup 150 ml

Babies: It is safe to use this medication in > 5 year age individuals. Safe if prescribed by a physician. Pregnancy: It is safe to take this medication in pregnancy.
Safe if prescribed by your doctor. Lactating mother: It is safe to take this medication in lactating mother. Safe if prescribed by your doctor. Alcohol: It is not safe to use this medication with alcohol.
Consult your doctor. Driving: This medicine does not affect your driving ability Kidney: It is safe to use this medication in kidney disease patients. Consult your doctor. Liver: It is safe to use this medication in liver disease patients.
Dose adjustment is necessary for severe liver disease patients. Consult your doctor.

Dark stools Abdominal pain Heartburn.

It is an essential element used to treat trifer deficiency anaemia. This syrup helps to increase the trifer levels in the blood.
Trifer combines with porphyrin and globin chains to form haemoglobin. Thus it improves the production of haemoglobin..

If you miss a dose, take it as soon as possible. If it is near the time of the next dose, then skip the missed dose.
Take the prescribed dose on your regular time daily. Don't double the dose to catch up with the missed dose..

• Take this medication as advised by your doctor. Do not take the excess dose • Shake well before use.
Keep this medication out of reach of children. Read the description label clearly before use • Do not take this medication for another type of anaemia • Do not discontinue this medication until your doctor advice • Inform your doctor if you are using any otc or prescription medications • Take trifer-rich food while taking this medicine for a better outcome..

• Ciprofloxacin + Trifer: Concurrent use of these medications may result in decreased absorption of ciprofloxacin • Norfloxacin + Trifer: Concurrent use of these medications may result in decreased absorption of norfloxacin • Trovafloxacin + Trifer: Concurrent use of these medications may result in decreased absorption of trovafloxacin • Minocycline + Trifer: Concurrent use of these medications may result in decreased absorption of minocycline • Risedronate + Trifer: Concurrent use of these medications may result in decreased absorption of risedronate • Dolutegravir + Trifer: Concurrent use of these medications may result in decreased absorption of dolutegravir • Levodopa + Trifer: Concurrent use of these medications may result in decreased absorption of levodopa • Levothyroxine + Trifer: Concurrent use of these medications may result in decreased absorption of levothyroxine • Methyldopa + Trifer: Concurrent use of these medications may result in decreased absorption of methyldopa • Penicillamine + Trifer: Concurrent use of these medications may result in decreased absorption of penicillamine.