Shevit Tablet

About Shevit Tablet

Shevit Tablet Uses

• Used for reducing vitamin and mineral deficiencies caused by poor diet or illness
• Helpful in managing nutritional needs during pregnancy, lactation, and the postpartum period
• Supports hair growth and promotes healthy skin in women with nutrient gaps
• Effective in improving hemoglobin levels and supporting healthy blood formation
• Indicated for strengthening the immune system in women with low immunity
• Treats weakness and low energy caused by iron or vitamin deficiency
• Approved for maintaining bone density with calcium and vitamin D support
• Chosen for promoting good vision through adequate vitamin A intake

Shevit Tablet formula

Multivitamin and mineral combination

Available forms

• Tablets

How to use Shevit Tablet?

• Shevit tablet can be taken with or without food, though taking it after a meal reduces stomach upset.
• Swallow the tablet whole with a full glass of water, without crushing or chewing.
• Continue taking Shevit tablet for the full duration prescribed by your doctor.
• Do not stop this supplement suddenly without first speaking to your doctor

Contraindications

• Known allergy to any vitamin, mineral, or ingredient in the Shevit tablet formula
• Hypervitaminosis A or D (excess levels of vitamin A or D already present in the body)
• Iron overload conditions such as hemochromatosis or hemosiderosis
• Conditions requiring medically restricted intake of calcium, iron, or zinc

Drug Interactions

• Warfarin: Vitamin K content in Shevit tablet may reduce the effectiveness of this blood-thinning medicine
• Anticonvulsants (carbamazepine, phenytoin, valproic acid): The folic acid in Shevit tablet may alter seizure control in some patients
• Antibiotics (tetracyclines, fluoroquinolones): Iron and calcium in Shevit tablet can reduce the absorption of these antibiotics if taken at the same time
• Thyroid medicines (levothyroxine): Calcium and iron in Shevit tablet can interfere with thyroid medication absorption; a gap of at least 4 hours is recommended
• Levodopa: Vitamin B6 in Shevit tablet may reduce the effect of levodopa when taken without carbidopa

Risks and warnings

• Iron overload: Shevit tablet contains 65 mg of iron, which can be harmful in patients with conditions that cause iron to accumulate
• Kidney disease: Some minerals in Shevit tablet, especially calcium and magnesium, may build up in patients with impaired kidney function
• Epilepsy: The folic acid in Shevit tablet may affect seizure control in women taking anticonvulsant medicines
• Antibiotic use: Iron and calcium can bind to certain antibiotics in the gut, so Shevit tablet should be taken at a different time of day
• Vitamin A toxicity: Shevit tablet should not be combined with other supplements that also contain high doses of vitamin A
• Pregnancy: Shevit tablet is formulated for pregnant women, but a doctor should confirm it is the right supplement for each patient's needs
• Breastfeeding: This supplement is generally safe during breastfeeding but should be used under medical guidance
• Elderly patients: Older women should have their nutrient levels checked before starting Shevit tablet

Shevit Tablet Side Effects

• Nausea or stomach upset, especially when taken on an empty stomach
• Constipation due to the iron content
• Dark-coloured stools, a common and harmless effect of iron supplementation
• Diarrhea or loose stools in sensitive individuals
• Headache or mild dizziness
• Loss of appetite
• Allergic skin reaction such as rash or itching in rare cases
• Elevated calcium levels with prolonged use in patients prone to hypercalcemia

Storage Conditions

• Store at room temperature, below 25°C
• Keep away from direct sunlight, heat, and moisture
• Keep out of reach of children and pets