Folinal 1mg New 10 Tablets

babies: not applicable. lactating mothers: it is safe to use this medicine during breastfeeding. limited studies have shown that the drug does not cause harmful effects on the baby.
consult your doctor before taking this medicine. pregnancy: it is safe to use this medicine during pregnancy. human studies have shown that the drug does not cause harmful effects on the developing baby.
consult your doctor before using this medicine. alcohol: not applicable. driving: not applicable. kidney: information is not available about the use of this medicine in patients with kidney disease. consult your doctor before taking this medicine. liver: information is not available about the use of this medicine in patients with liver disease.
consult your doctor before using this medicine..

agitation irritability confusion nausea weight loss.

l- methyl folate tablet is a nutriceutical agent that treats low folate levels and homocysteine in the blood. it is used to produce red blood cells and increases the dna synthesis to convert homocysteine to methionine..

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..

• inform your doctor if you experience agitation, flatulence, nausea, irritability, and confusion for a longer duration. • take this medication as prescribed by your doctor. • to get better results to take this medicine at a fixed time. • do not stop taking this medicine without consulting your doctor. • if you have bipolar disorders, inform your doctor before taking this medicine..

major • l- methyl folate + capecitabine: concurrent use of these medicines may lead to an increase in the risk of anaemia and bleeding problems • l- methyl folate + fluorouracil: concurrent use of these medicines may lead to an increase in the risk of anaemia and bleeding problems moderate • l- methyl folate + ethosuximide: concurrent use of these medicines may lead to a decrease in the blood levels of folic acid • l- methyl folate + carbamazepine: concurrent use of these medicines may lead to a decrease in the blood levels of folic acid • l- methyl folate + phenytoin: concurrent use of these medicines may lead to a decrease in the blood levels of folic acid • l- methyl folate + primidone: concurrent use of these medicines may lead to a decrease in the blood levels of folic acid.