Iron - III Hydroxide Polymaltose Complex - IPC Medication Information
Learn everything you need to know about Iron - III Hydroxide Polymaltose Complex - IPC-pronunciation, uses, dosage guidelines, indications, and when to take or avoid it.
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Generic Name : Iron - III Hydroxide Polymaltose Complex - IPC ICD Code : Y44.0 Therapeutic Classification : Iron PreparationsBrand Names or Trade Names of Iron - III Hydroxide Polymaltose Complex - IPC
India :
Anifol, Balofer, Facer, Eleron, Femed, fered, Feritin, Feritone, Ferium, Ferri, Gilfer, Fezza S (5 ml), Haem up PM, Haem Up DPS, Mumfer, Prefer, Porifer, Ufer, Zenglobin.
International :
Anaemex Iron, Chewrol, Comprion, Fegem, Feralice, Feranin Fol, Feranin, Ferimax Im, Ferimax, Ferose, Ferose, Ferran Fol, Ferran, Ferrata, Ferrobest, Ferrosig, Ferrum Fol Hausmann, Ferrum H Injection, Ferrum Hausmann, Ferrum Lek, Ferrum, Haemojet, Hemafer, Hydrofer, Intafer, Maltofer Fol, Maltofer, Maltofer Fol, Mumfer, Noripurum, Orofer, Poliferro, Polyferon, Polyron, Santafer, Solufer, Vegaferon, Veltifer
Why is Iron - III Hydroxide Polymaltose Complex - IPC Prescribed? (Indications)
This medication is an iron preparation, prescribed for iron deficiency anemia.When should Iron - III Hydroxide Polymaltose Complex - IPC not be taken? (Contraindications)
Hypersensitivity.What is the dosage of Iron - III Hydroxide Polymaltose Complex - IPC?
Dose is based on patient’s condition.How should Iron - III Hydroxide Polymaltose Complex - IPC be taken?
It comes as a tablet and liquid to take by mouth either during or immediately after meal. It also available in injection forms.What are the warnings and precautions for Iron - III Hydroxide Polymaltose Complex - IPC?
• Iron - III Hydroxide Polymaltose Complex may be mixed with vegetable or fruit juice if required.• Treatment should be continued for minimum 1 or 2 months.
• Further therapy depends upon the degree of iron deficiency.
• Do not stop taking unless otherwise advised by the physician.
What are the side effects of Iron - III Hydroxide Polymaltose Complex - IPC?
Stomach upset, nausea, constipation and diarrhea.What are the other precautions for Iron - III Hydroxide Polymaltose Complex - IPC?
• Do not take oral and injections forms together• Oral therapy should be started after 1 week of parenteral therapy to avoid iron poisoning
• Injection into the vein should be done only when intramuscular route is not possible or when no iron stores in the bone marrow
• CPR facilities should be made available while patient is on parenteral therapy
