My baby is 6 months old and has been taking PIC-D3 for vitamin D3 supplementation. However, this product is currently unavailable in the market. Could you please recommend the best alternative vitamin D3 drops for my baby? Additionally, we are using A to Z drops as a multivitamin supplement. Kindly advise if A to Z drops are suitable for a 6-month-old infant or suggest a better option if available.
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D3 must and ultra D3 drops are alternatives. These are recommended till 1 year of age. A to Z drops have other vitamins which are not routinely recommended. So you can stop them if you wish. They are not found to be beneficial in a normal well child.
Iron supplements are needed after 6 months as iron deficiency is very common. Please visit a pediatrician for prescription
You can take any of the following: Vitomin D3 drops by Cipla, uprise D3 . ( 1ml /400 IU)
Give 1 ml for 1 year. A to Z can be given to the baby. Start complementary feeds now including 2-3 meals of semisolids foods.
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For the vitamin D3 drops you can go for Uprise D3 (1ml=400IU)drops which are to be given as 1ml orally once daily till your baby is 1 year of age , additionally you can start iron drops, and A to Z drops are good however it is okay to even discontinue them as you will be now starting complimentary feeding for the baby as age is 6 months.
For any further doubts you can consult me on practo
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Dr tanishtha
MBBS MD paeds
Fellow in neonatology
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