Dailyfol 10 Tablets

babies: safe to use if prescribed by the doctor. lactating mothers: it is safe.
studies have shown that medicine has no risk for the baby as it is released in small amounts in breast milk. pregnancy: it is safe in pregnancy.
human studies have shown that it has low or no adverse effects on the baby. driving: this medication does not affect the ability to drive.
alcohol: alcohol has shown no interactions with the medicine; consult your doctor. liver: this medication does not affect the liver.
please consult your doctor before taking this medication. kidney: this medication does not affect the kidney.
please consult your doctor before taking this medication. .

Bronchospasm Erythema Fatigue Pruritus Rash Bad taste in mouth Loss of appetite Nausea Confusion Irritation.

DAILYFOL tablets works by helping in various functions of the body like synthesis of nucleotides, erythropoiesis, metabolism of amino acids, and growth and maturation of red blood cells.

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. Don't double the dose to catch up with the missed dose..

• Need to be taken as directed by your physician • Inform your doctor If there is any dentist regarding problem present Before scheduling the surgery • Stick to the diet plan as prescribed by your doctor or a dietician.

monitor closely • (folic acid + methylcobalamin) + amobarbital: concurrent use leads to decreased folic acid serum levels & barbiturate effectiveness due to decreased folate absorption and increased barbiturate metabolism • (folic acid + methylcobalamin) + fosphenytoin: concurrent use leads to decreased folic acid serum levels and decreased phenytoin effectiveness • (folic acid + methylcobalamin) + tea: concurrent use leads to decreased folic acid exposure minor • (folic acid + methylcobalamin) + methotrexate: concurrent use leads to decreased folic acid serum levels • (folic acid + methylcobalamin) + nitrofurantion: concurrent use leads to decreased folic acid serum levels.