Trufol 30 Tablets

babies: not applicable lactating mother: it is safe if prescribed. consult the doctor before taking medication.
pregnancy: it is safe if prescribed. consult the doctor before taking medication.
driving: it does not affect your driving ability alcohol: avoid alcohol while taking this medication kidney: no interaction is established. liver: no interaction is established..

Altered sleep patterns Difficulty in concentration Irritability Over activity Excitement Confusion Impaired judgment Weight loss Nausea Abdominal distention Flatulence Bad taste.

trufol tablet is mainly used to treat the nutritional deficiencies related to the decreased folate levels in the body. it is used as a dietary or nutritional supplement..

If you miss a dose, take trufol tablet 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..

• it is used as a nutritional supplement • trufol tablet can be taken with or without food. • take the medicine at the regular time.
• if any side effects are seen, please consult the doctor.

• l-methyl folate calcium + carbamazepine: concurrent use may lead to decreased level of carbamazepine. • l-methyl folate calcium + phenytoin: concurrent use may lead to decreased level of phenytoin. • l-methyl folate calcium + phenobarbital: concurrent use may lead to decreased level of phenobarbital. • l-methyl folate calcium + raltitrexed: concurrent use may lead to decreased level of raltitrexed • l-methyl folate calcium + sodium valproate: concurrent use may lead to decreased level of sodium valproate. • l-methyl folate calcium + colestipol: concurrent use may lead to decreased level of l-methyl folate calcium • l-methyl folate calcium + cholestyramine resin: concurrent use may lead to decreased level of l-methyl folate calcium. • l-methyl folate calcium + sulfasalazine: concurrent use may lead to decreased level of l-methyl folate calcium.