About Prenate Tablet
Prenate tablet supports mother and baby in pregnancy. It works by supplying folic acid, iron and key minerals.
Prenate Tablet Uses
- Used for nutritional support through pregnancy
- Chosen for women planning a pregnancy
- Given to patients who are breastfeeding
- Effective against iron deficiency anaemia in pregnancy
- Indicated for preventing spinal defects in the developing baby
- Helpful in managing folate deficiency anaemia
- Supports treatment of poor vitamin and mineral intake
Prenate Tablet Uses in Urdu
- حمل کے دوران ماں اور بچے کو غذائیت فراہم کرتی ہے
- خون کی کمی سے بچاؤ میں مدد دیتی ہے
- بچے کی ریڑھ کی ہڈی کی خرابی سے حفاظت کرتی ہے
- دودھ پلانے والی خواتین کے لیے فائدہ مند ہے
- حمل سے پہلے کی تیاری میں معاون ہے
- جسم میں حیاتین اور معدنیات کی کمی پوری کرتی ہے
Prenate Tablet formula
- Multivitamins with iron
- Folic Acid
- Calcium and zinc
How to use Prenate Tablet?
- Prenate tablet is best started up to three months before conception
- The tablet should be swallowed whole with a full glass of water
- Tea, coffee, milk and antacids need a gap of two hours
- A little citrus juice with the tablet helps the body absorb iron
- This medicine should not be taken alongside another multivitamin
Contraindications
- People diagnosed with an iron overload disorder such as haemochromatosis
- Those with a history of anaemia not caused by iron deficiency
- Not suitable for patients with untreated vitamin B12 deficiency
- Known allergy to any vitamin or mineral in this tablet
Drug Interactions
- Levothyroxine: iron and calcium block it, so a four hour gap is needed
- Doxycycline and ciprofloxacin: the antibiotic and the minerals cancel each other
- Antacids and acid reducers: less iron is absorbed from each dose
- Epilepsy medicines: folic acid can lower their blood levels
- Always tell your doctor about all medicines you are currently taking
Risks and warnings
- Iron poisoning in children: one bottle can be fatal, so keep it well out of reach
- Vitamin A limit: never combine it with cod liver oil or another multivitamin
- Constipation: the iron content commonly hardens stools, so drink more water
- Black stools: darkened stools are expected, but fresh blood is not
- Higher folate needs: some women need a stronger folic acid dose from their doctor
- Masked deficiency: folic acid can hide a vitamin B12 shortage
- No omega 3: a separate supplement may be advised by your gynaecologist
- Share your full medical history with your doctor before taking this medicine
Prenate Tablet Side Effects
- Constipation
- Nausea
- Stomach cramps or heartburn
- Diarrhoea
- Black or dark stools
- Bloating and gas
- Metallic taste in the mouth
- Contact your doctor right away if any side effect feels severe or does not go away
Storage Conditions
- Store at room temperature, below 30°C
- Keep away from direct sunlight, heat and moisture
- Keep out of reach of children and pets
