Befer Syrup 200 ml

babies: it is safe to use in babies. lactating women: please consult your doctor before taking this medicine.
pregnant: it is safe to use during pregnancy. please consult your doctor before taking this medicine.
a doctor will prescribe this medicine if the benefits outweigh the risks. driving: avoid driving if you experience drowsiness and calmness after taking this medicine.
alcohol: information about the effect of alcohol on this medicine is limited. consult your doctor before taking this medicine with alcohol.
liver: please consult your doctor before taking medicine if you have any liver-related problems. information about the safety of this medicine in liver disease patients is limited.
kidney: please consult your doctor before taking medicine if you have any kidney-related problems. information about the safety of this medicine in kidney disease patients is limited.
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Stomach upset Diarrhoea Constipation Nausea Vomiting.

befer is an essential nutrient for protein synthesis, cell growth, and tissue synthesis. ferric ammonium citrate and folic acid are necessary for red blood cells production, growth, and development..

If you miss a dose, take it as soon as possible. If it is near the time of the next dose, then skip the missed dose.
Take the prescribed dose on your regular time daily. Do not double the dose to catch up with the missed dose..

•befer eat a healthy diet with essential nutrients to lead a healthy life. • do not take coffee or tea along with this medication as it may interfere with iron absorption.
• to improve absorption of iron, include foods rich in vitamin-c such as oranges and lemon water. • avoid consuming large amounts of syrup than prescribed as it may lead to side effects.
• avoid this medicine if you are allergic to cyanocobalamin, ferric ammonium citrate, and folic acid..

moderate • (cyanocobalamin + ferric ammonium citrate + folic acid) + chloramphenicol: concurrent use of these medicines may lead to decreased efficacy. • (cyanocobalamin + ferric ammonium citrate + folic acid) + ascorbic acid: concurrent use of these medicines may decrease the serum levels of cyanocobalamin.
• (cyanocobalamin + ferric ammonium citrate + folic acid) + omeprazole: concurrent use of these medicines may decrease the absorption of cyanocobalamin. • (cyanocobalamin + ferric ammonium citrate + folic acid) + phenobarbital: concurrent use of these medicines may decrease the serum levels of folic acid.
• (cyanocobalamin + ferric ammonium citrate + folic acid) + phenytoin: concurrent use of these medicines may decrease the serum levels of folic acid. • (cyanocobalamin + ferric ammonium citrate + folic acid) + primidone: concurrent use of these medicines may decrease the serum levels of folic acid.
minor • (cyanocobalamin + ferric ammonium citrate + folic acid) + methotrexate: concurrent use of these medicines may decrease the serum levels of folic acid. .