Raricap-L Syrup 150 ml

babies: it does not apply to babies. lactating mothers: there is limited data available. consult your doctor before use.
pregnancy: it is usually safe to use during pregnancy. consult your doctor.
driving: this syrup does not affect your driving ability. alcohol: avoid consumption of alcohol while taking folic acid and iron syrup because it decreases the absorption of the syrup.
kidney: folic acid and iron syrup should be used with caution in kidney patients. dosage adjustment may be required.
seek doctor’s advice before using this medication liver: folic acid and iron syrup should be used with caution in liver patients. dosage adjustment may be required.
seek doctor’s advice before using this medication .

Stomach cramps Upset stomach Constipation Diarrhoea Black color stools Heartburn.

RARICAP L syrup help to provide iron and folate to the body and also improves red blood cells. this syrup also helps in haemoglobin production to provide sufficient oxygen to tissues, which improves body functioning..

if you miss a dose of Raricap L 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..

• alcohol consumption needs to be avoided while on this medication as it may decrease medication absorption. • avoid taking this medication simultaneously with antacids.
• overdose of syrup leads to fainting, trouble breathing, stomach pain, nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea. • take iron-rich foods like fish, beans, dry fruits, iron, cereals and bread, green leafy vegetables • eat healthy food like green leafy vegetables • avoid junk foods.
• foods like dairy products, coffee, and tea may decrease the efficacy of iron and folic acid syrup.

• (folic acid + iron) + levodopa: concurrent use leads to decrease in the folic acid and iron absorption. • (folic acid + iron) + (calcium + vitamin d): concurrent use leads to decrease in the effect of folic acid and iron. • (folic acid + iron) + ciprofloxacin: concurrent use may interfere with the absorption of ciprofloxacin into the bloodstream and reduce its effectiveness. • (folic acid + iron) + valproate sodium: concurrent use leads to decrease in the valproate sodium plasma concentration • (folic acid + iron) + phenytoin: concurrent use leads to decrease in the plasma concentration of folic acid, iron.