CALCIUM-RATIOPHARM 500 mg chewing tablets, 100 pcs

Instructions for use for CALCIUM-RATIOPHARM 500 mg chewing tablets, 100 pcs

Detailed instructions for CALCIUM-RATIOPHARM 500 mg chewing tablets, 100 pcs

Field of use

• The medicine is a mineral preparation.
• It is used
  • to prevent a calcium lack of calcium with increased need (e.g. growth age, pregnancy, lactation).
  • for supporting osteoporosis.

Active ingredients / ingredients / ingredients

1250 mg calcium carbonate
500 mg calcium ion
Aspartam auxiliary substance (+)
2.25 mg phenylalanine auxiliary material (+)
Magnesium stair auxiliary material (+)
Corn starch, pre -clerked auxiliary substance (+)
Sorbitol auxiliary substance (+)
Talcum auxiliary material (+)
Xylitol auxiliary substance (+)
0.05 E total carbohydrates Hedge material (+)
Condensed milk aroma hedge material (+)
Chocolate aroma hedge material (+)

Contradictions

• The medicine must not be taken
  • if you are hypersensitive (allergic) against calcium carbonate or one of the other components
  • if you have been found in the blood or urine that is too high for you in the blood or the high calcium concentrations
  • if you suffer from kidney stones containing calcium or calcification of the kidney
  • if the limbs (immobilization) are immobilized for a long time

dosage

• Always take the medicine exactly according to the instruction.
• Please ask your doctor or pharmacist if you are not quite sure.
• Unless otherwise prescribed by the doctor, the usual dose is
  • The recommended dose is 500 - 1000 mg of calcium daily.
  • 1 - 2 times a day 1 chewing tablet (corresponding to 500 - 1000 mg calcium).

• Duration of the application
  • The treatment of calcium lack and osteoporosis can be created in the long term. Their duration is based on the intended therapeutic goal.
  • Talk to your doctor how long you should take the medicine.
• Please speak to your doctor or pharmacist if you have the impression that the effect of the drug is too strong or too weak.

• If you have taken a larger amount of the drug than you should
  • An overdose is usually without consequences. If symptoms arise, please contact your doctor.

• If you have any further questions about the application of the drug, ask your doctor or pharmacist.

Taking

• to take
• The chewing tablets are carefully chewed before swallowing.
• The intake takes place during or after eating.

Patient information

• Particular caution when taking the drug is required
  • You may only take the medicine after consulting your doctor
  • if you suffer from a limited kidney function. If kidney function is restricted, the medicine should only be used in the blood and urine while monitoring calcium and phosphate concentrations.
  • if you have a humiliated phosphate concentration in the blood (hypophosphatemia)
  • when calcium kidney stones have occurred in your family
• By taking calcium, the excretion of calcium in the urine increases. In the first few months after the start of income, this also increases the tendency to precipitate calcium salts and, under certain circumstances, to form stones in the kidney and urine bladder. Diit can be avoided by a ample supply of liquid.
• While therapy with high doses calcium, especially if it is also treated with vitamin D, there is a risk of hypercalcaemia that can follow the kidney function. Serum calcium levels and kidney function should be monitored in such patients.
• Calcium carbonate is transferred to soluble chloride in the stomach and then recorded in the intestine. If you suffer from a lack of gastric juice (Achlorhydrie), solubility can be impaired and the recording can be reduced. However, the recording is guaranteed if these patients take the medicine together with a meal.
• In patients who also take drugs to bind excess stomach acid (antacida), it should be taken into account that calcium carbonate also has acid -binding properties.

• Wateriness and operating machines
  • There are no special precautions required.

Pregnancy

• Pregnancy and breast feeding period
  • The drug should only be taken during pregnancy and lactation if there is a calcium deficiency. If you are pregnant or breastfeed your child, you should contact your doctor before taking calcium.

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