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Regarding medicines in pregnancy

2020-07-28 13:53:28
I got my blood test report. My hb is slightly low and there is a mild infection urine/vaginal.So the doctor has recommended to have the iron tablet twice a day(morning and evening) also have taxim O 200 morning and evening. So how should be the iron tablet be consumed to have effective iron absorption also is it safe to have double dose of iron tablet morning and evening along with taxim O 200.
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Hi Yeah it is safe to take double dose of iron. Keep half lemon in your diet for absorption of iron. Or take tab vit c 500mg od for 15days. Tab albenda 400mg in night for one day.

Answered2020-07-28 15:24:16

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Take iron tablet twice a day at 11.00 am with lemon juice and again at bedtime Take a boiled egg daily for increasing globin
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Take Tablet Taxim o 200 mg twice a day after breakfast and dinner
Health Tips
Drink plenty of water and fruits juice

Answered2020-07-28 14:07:12

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