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Name/scientific name |
FERRIC SACCHARATE
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Self-financed or subsidized by the Hospital Authority |
Hospital Authority Drug Formulary
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Indications |
iron deficiency anemia
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body system |
Nutrition and Hematology
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type |
Anemia and some other blood disorders
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Ferric Saccharate is a medicine that treats iron deficiency anemia. It improves the symptoms of anemia by increasing the production of red blood cells by supplementing the iron required by the body. This medication is typically used in patients who are iron deficient due to chronic illness or other reasons. Ferric Saccharate is usually given via intravenous injection, and the doctor will determine the dosage and frequency based on the patient's specific condition. While using this medication, patients should follow their doctor's advice closely and have regular blood tests to monitor the effectiveness of the treatment and any potential side effects. If patients experience any unusual symptoms, they should inform their doctor immediately. Ferric Saccharate may interact with other medications, so patients should consult their doctor when using other medications.
How to use: FERRIC SACCHARATE is an injection that needs to be administered by a health care professional or doctor. Injections are usually given in a hospital or clinic. Before injection, the doctor will ensure that the patient's physical condition is stable and confirm the appropriate dosage.
Dosage Guidelines: The dosage of FERRIC SACCHARATE is based on the patient's iron supplementation needs and medical condition. The usual starting dose is 100 mg to 200 mg each time, depending on the doctor's evaluation. For adults, each dose may be between 100 mg and 300 mg. For children, the dose is based on weight and doctor's advice, and is usually lower than the adult dose.
Doctors will adjust the dose based on patient response and iron supplementation. Blood iron levels may need to be checked periodically after injection to ensure efficacy and appropriate dosage adjustments. Please use the medicine strictly according to your doctor's recommendations and dosage guidelines, and do not adjust the dosage or stop using it on your own.
FERRIC SACCHARATE is an iron preparation used to treat iron deficiency anemia. Its side effects include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and headache. Some patients may develop allergic skin reactions such as rash or itching. Occasionally, muscle pain, joint pain, or fever may occur. If you experience serious side effects, such as difficulty breathing, chest pain, or severe dizziness, seek medical advice immediately. While taking this drug, you should pay close attention to your physical condition and see your doctor regularly.
FERRIC SACCHARATE is a drug used to treat iron deficiency anemia, but it is contraindicated in some cases. First, patients who are allergic to FERRIC SACCHARATE or allergic to any of its ingredients should avoid using this medication. Secondly, the use of FERRIC SACCHARATE should also be contraindicated in patients who already suffer from excess iron, such as those with excessive iron levels in the blood or those with abnormal iron metabolism. Additionally, this medication should be used with caution in patients who are at risk for infection, especially those with infectious diseases or chronic infections, as excess iron may worsen infection. Finally, women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should consult their physician before using FERRIC SACCHARATE to ensure safety. In short, patients should inform their doctor in detail about their medical history and drug allergies before using FERRIC SACCHARATE to ensure safe and effective use of this drug.
FERRIC SACCHARATE
Precautions for use: Please use it under the guidance of a doctor, use it in strict accordance with the recommended dosage, and do not adjust the dosage yourself. Blood indicators should be monitored regularly during treatment to ensure efficacy and safety. If you have any discomfort or abnormal reaction, please inform your doctor immediately.
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To reduce risks during pregnancy, patients should be aware of the following when using FERRIC SACCHARATE (iron glucose):
- During pregnancy, follow your doctor's advice and do not stop or change the dosage of your medicine.
- While using this drug, you should pay close attention to your symptoms and physical condition, and follow up with your doctor regularly.
- If you notice any abnormalities or side effects, inform your doctor immediately.
- During pregnancy, it is best to avoid the use of other over-the-counter medications to avoid adverse interactions with FERRIC SACCHARATE.
In summary, patients should strictly follow their doctor's instructions during pregnancy to ensure the safe use of this medication. If you have any questions or concerns, you should promptly consult your doctor and seek help.
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