Iron Infusion

2025-05-01 18:11:32
I had taken iv 1 month back my ferritin was very low 6.60 now its corrected after iv 107 but after a month i started gaving tremondous gastric problem i started taking sompraz and instaraft syrup now im having periods and feeling nausea vomiting tendency too much can i take zofer? and is this normal? my cbc lft all reports are normal please help me
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Answered2025-05-16 06:18:10

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Answered2025-05-04 17:04:34

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Yes you can

Answered2025-05-03 08:41:19

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Hi, You can take an anti emetic ( zofer) currently. Do not take more than 16 mg of the medicine per day. It's always better to understand the cause of your symptoms. The gastric problem you have mentioned could be due to a lot of reasons - an irregular diet - delayed sleep wake cycles affecting diet - use of alcohol or smoking - stress at work or home If you can address any of these, then it might help prevent a recurrence
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Answered2025-05-03 07:57:57

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Yes you can.

Answered2025-05-03 07:06:24

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Iron cases gastric side effects, including nausea, gas and sometimes constipation. you can take zofer and sompraz, but if this persist or returns, then do take consultation.

Answered2025-05-03 06:22:58

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Answered2025-05-03 02:57:21

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Hello.. One of the side effects of iron in oral or either parenteral preparations is nausea and vomitings So you can use any anti emetic like zofer half and hour before intake of your food for at least 3 days.. It will relieve your symptoms

Answered2025-05-04 14:12:37

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Answered2025-05-03 09:14:43

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Answered2025-05-03 07:28:37

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Stop iron tablets. Take antacids Acidity would be because of food. Use more of curd and butter milk.

Answered2025-05-03 05:39:44

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Nausea is common in iron supplements intake
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Answered2025-05-03 05:09:55

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Yes, you can take Zofer (ondansetron) for nausea IV iron can cause gastric irritation or gut side effects in some people. Since your CBC and other reports are normal, it’s likely a temporary reaction. Continue Sompraz (for acid) and Instaraft (for bloating) Take Zofer as needed for nausea (1 tab, up to 2–3/day) Eat light, bland meals and stay well-hydrated If symptoms continue consult a gastroenterologist.

Answered2025-05-03 04:42:25

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Were you feeling nauseous previously also with periods? Is there constipation? Take small frequent meals,  avoid fatty, spicy meals. Take more of fresh green vegetables and fruits particularly papaya. Drink more water. Get upper G.I endoscopy done.

Answered2025-05-03 04:17:59

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Nausea and vomiting while on your period can happen when you are experiencing severe menstrual cramps. You can take Zofer for this, no problem.

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