Iron PS Syrup 800mg

About Iron PS Syrup 800mg

Iron PS Syrup Uses

• Iron deficiency anemia
• Prevention of iron deficiency during pregnancy
• Low iron levels from poor diet or blood loss
• Anemia related fatigue and pale skin
• Nutritional iron support in growing children

Iron PS Syrup Benefits

• Iron protein succinylate is gentler on the stomach than many plain iron salts
• Helps restore normal hemoglobin levels over several weeks
• Improves energy, concentration, and skin color as iron stores recover
• Suitable for children and pregnant women under medical guidance

What Experts Say

Iron protein succinylate is bound to a protein carrier that releases iron gradually in the small intestine, which limits direct contact with the stomach lining. This formulation is often chosen when standard ferrous salts cause stomach upset, nausea, or constipation in sensitive patients, including pregnant women.

Correcting iron deficiency anemia usually takes several weeks of regular dosing, and a repeat blood count confirms the response and guides how long treatment should continue. Stopping early once symptoms improve is a common reason anemia returns within a few months, so doctors usually stress finishing the full course.

Iron deficiency anemia is one of the most common blood disorders diagnosed in women and children here, and this syrup is a frequently prescribed option in outpatient clinics and antenatal checkups because of its milder effect on the stomach and easier long term adherence.

Drug Class

• Oral iron supplement
• Hematinic agent

Iron PS Syrup 800mg formula

• Iron Protein Succinylate

Available forms

• Syrup

How to use Iron PS Syrup 800mg?

• Shake the bottle well before measuring the dose
• Take on an empty stomach unless it causes nausea
• Use the measuring cup provided for an accurate dose
• Continue the full course even after energy levels improve
• Space doses away from tea, coffee, and calcium supplements

Drug Interactions

• Tetracycline And Quinolone Antibiotics: Iron can reduce the absorption of these antibiotics if taken at the same time.
• Antacids: Antacids can lower iron absorption when taken together.
• Levothyroxine: Iron may reduce absorption of thyroid hormone tablets, so doses should be spaced apart.
• Calcium Supplements: High dose calcium can interfere with iron absorption if taken at the same time.

Risks and warnings

• Iron Overload: Avoid use in people with hemochromatosis or other iron overload conditions.
• Accidental Overdose In Children: Iron overdose in young children can be dangerous, so doses must be measured carefully.
• Stomach Upset: Taking it with food can help if nausea or stomach pain occurs.
• Diabetes: Check the sugar content of the syrup if managing diabetes closely.
• Underlying Cause: Persistent or severe anemia needs investigation for an underlying cause beyond simple supplementation.

Iron PS Syrup Side Effects

• Dark colored stool
• Mild stomach upset
• Constipation
• Nausea
• Metallic taste in the mouth
• Mild abdominal cramps

Storage Conditions

• Store below 30°C in a cool, dry place
• Keep the bottle tightly closed after each use
• Protect from direct sunlight
• Keep out of reach of children.