Treatment of iron deficiency and iron deficiency anemia: latent or overt iron deficiency anemia in children and adult, secondary to chronic blood loss, pregnancy, breast feeding
Treatment of iron deficiency and iron deficiency anemia: latent or overt
iron deficiency anemia in children and adults, secondary to chronic
blood loss, pregnancy; breast-feeding.
How to use:
Adults: 1 to 2 vials a day (equivalent to 40-80 mg of Fe3+), in 2 administrations, preferably before food.
Children: Take 1.5 ml/kg/die from a vial (equivalent to 4 mg/kg/die of Fe3+), in 2 administrations, preferably before food.
Drink the solution out of the vial or dilute it in natural water.
Duration of treatment: the treatment must be carried on until total recovery of normal iron stores (usually for 2-3 months).
Maximum
daily dose: clinical trials on the product effectiveness and
tolerability were made administering the product at the above specified
dosage levels (adults: 1600 mg/day - Children: 1.5 of ml/kg/day of iron
proteinsuccinylate); no data about clinical efficacy and tolerability of
higher dosages of the product are available.
No particular warnings are required about risks of tolerance or addiction.
The treatment should not exceed 6 months, unless in case of persisting bleeding, menorrhagia or pregnancy.
Any disease possibly underlying iron deficiency or iron deficiency anemia must be ascertained and properly treated.
As
the product contains milk proteins, it must be used with caution in
patients suffering from milk-protein intolerance, who may have allergic
reactions.
Ferplex vials contain sorbitol, therefore patients with rare hereditary fructose intolerance must not take this medicine.
Ferplex
vials contain parabens (methyl-p-hydroxybenzoate sodium salt,
propyl-p-hydroxybenzoate sodium salt) that may cause delayed allergic
reactions.
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