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Becosules query
My doctor prescribe me twice a day becosules with anxiety medicine equirex for constipation. I eat in morning(10am) and night(7pm). Doctor given equirex 3times. Afternoon I don't eat because stomach full. Can I take afternoon (3pm) becosule. That time I don't eat. I mean three time I want to take becosule.
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Usually and in general the multi vitamin supplementation will be given for the patients who are having low level of vitamin b12 , and sometimes for some of the patients with chronic health problems we will provide the becosules, one time in a day for a few weeks to 1 or 2 months.
Excess intake and taking for long duration can cause b complex toxicity in the body.
please try to take the natural multivitamins present in the food items and don't depend upon the artificial supplementation.
if you want in detail I can take me online consultation I will advise you regarding your diet.
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