Uses of Calcivitin

Calcivitin belongs to the group of vitamin drugs to support people with anorexia, treat neuralgia, impetigo, melasma, glossitis. To know what dosage to use, what should be noted during the use of Calcivitin, patients refer to the article below.

Calcivitin is an over-the-counter drug that belongs to the group of minerals and vitamins. Calcivitin is indicated to support the treatment and prevention of vitamin deficiency disease.
Calcivitin is made in the form of nuggets, the main ingredients include vitamins of group B1, vitamins of group B2, vitamins of group B6, vitamin PP and calcium gluconate. Medicines in bottles, content from 30g, 50g to 100g.
Calcivitin has a shelf life of 36 months from the date of manufacture. The drug should be stored at a temperature below 30°C, in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.

The use of Calcivitin is mentioned a lot in the treatment of muscle edema, nerve pain in the hips and back due to vitamin deficiency. Calcivitin also supports the treatment of anorexia, fatigue, digestive disorders, malnutrition,...
In addition, Calcivitin nuggets help reduce symptoms of glossitis, stomatitis, impetigo, melasma, dryness. cracked lips,...

In order for the drug Calcivitin to maximize its effectiveness, before using it, patients need to know how to use it and the dose.
3.1. How to use Calcivitin With the drug Calcivitin, patients can chew, can dissolve the drug with water to drink easily. Absolutely do not dissolve the drug with tea, carbonated soft drinks, sugarcane juice, beer, wine, coffee,... 3.2. Dosage of Calcivitin Adults: Each time use about 2 teaspoons of Calcivitin nuggets, 2-3 times/day Children: Each time use about 1 teaspoon of Calcivitin nuggets, 2-3 times/day

In addition to knowing the use of Calcivitin, patients need to keep in mind some notes about side effects, handling when overdose, forgetting dose, contraindications in any case.
4.1. Contraindications to the drug Calcivitin Patients who are sensitive or allergic to the ingredients in the drug Calcivitin Patients with heart disease, have ventricular fibrillation Patients with kidney disease, especially severe kidney failure Patients with hypercalcemia Patients with increased calcium in the blood urine Patients with bone-destroying malignancies, osteoporosis patients Chronic liver patients Patients with peptic ulcer disease Patients with arterial bleeding Patients with low blood pressure 4.2. What are Calcivitin side effects? In addition to the use of Calcivitin above, the case of using the wrong dose can cause the patient to face unwanted side effects:
4.2.1. Common side effects of Calcivitin Nausea, flushed face and neck, itching Sensation of stinging, burning, stinging pain in the skin 4.2.2. Uncommon side effects of Calcivitin Vomiting, anorexia, peptic ulcer, flatulence, diarrhea, fasting pain Jaundice, hyperpigmentation, dry skin Sebaceous gland hypersecretion, glucose malabsorption, liver failure, even Gout disease Hyperglycemia, hyperuricemia, headache, blurred vision, dizziness, low blood pressure, heart palpitations, fainting,... 4.2.3. Rare side effects of Calcivitin Psychological instability, feeling of anxiety, panic Abnormal liver function Hypoalbuminemia, anaphylaxis 4.3. How to handle overdose – missed dose Calcivitin In case of overdose: Increases the severity of side effects. It is best for the patient to stop taking the drug and contact a specialist immediately.
In case of missed dose: If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you remember. If it is almost time for the next dose, skip the missed dose of Calcivitin and take the next dose. Never take a double dose to make up for the missed dose.
The article has clarified the use of Calcivitin to treat symptoms of vitamin deficiency. Patients should remember that this product is a functional food, not a drug, and is not intended to replace medicine.