Magnesium Verla for Magnesium Deficiency

This active ingredient is in Magnesium Verla

Magnesium is a mineral salt that is needed for many bodily functions, such as heart function, muscle movement and the transmission of stimuli in the nervous system.

When is Magnesium Verla used?

What are the side effects of Magnesium Verla?

Occasionally, soft stools or diarrhea may occur during intake. If diarrhea occurs, the daily dose may be reduced.

If side effects occur during use, a doctor or pharmacist should be informed.

You should pay attention to the following when using Magnesium Verla

Tetracyclines, sodium fluoride preparations and iron preparations should be taken three to four hours apart to avoid interactions.

Special care should also be taken in the case of impaired kidney function. In this case, the kidney’s ability to excrete the active substance may be limited, so that a doctor should be informed, who can reduce the dosage accordingly if necessary.

Contraindications

In case of known allergies or intolerances to the active ingredients and excipients contained, the preparation should not be taken without medical advice.

Magnesium Verla: pregnancy and lactation

The drug may be used during pregnancy and lactation.

Magnesium Verla: dosage and use

Magnesium Verla dosage is basically based on the degree of magnesium deficiency and the type of dosage form.

The chewable tablets are taken chewed before meals. The usual dose is one chewable tablet once to three times daily for adults and adolescents and one chewable tablet once to twice daily for children six years and older.

Magnesium Verla N concentrate contains a powder that is stirred into half a glass of water, tea or fruit juice and then drunk completely before eating. Children up to the age of four should drink one sachet once a day, children from four to twelve years should drink one sachet twice a day, and adults and children aged twelve and over usually drink one sachet of the solution one to three times a day.

Magnesium Verla plus is dissolved in water, the usual dose is one sachet daily.

If the effect of the drug is too strong or too weak, consult a doctor. In general, it is recommended to take it for four weeks. Long-term therapy over several years is also safe, provided that there are no disorders of kidney function.