Introduction Calcivit® D is a vitamin-mineral combination preparation consisting of calcium carbonate 1500 mg (equivalent to 600 mg calcium) and vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) 400 I. U. to be taken twice daily. If the preparation is used during pregnancy, however, it may only be taken once a day at most. It is available in pharmacies but … Calcivite D
Calcigen® D is a vitamin-mineral combination preparation consisting of calcium carbonate 1500 mg (equivalent to 600 mg calcium) and vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) 400 I. E to be taken twice daily. If the preparation is used during pregnancy, however, it may only be taken once a day at most. It is available from a pharmacy but … Calcigen® D
Pregnancy and lactation Calcigen® D can be used during pregnancy and lactation to correct calcium and vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) deficiency. However, it is important that a maximum of one tablet per day is taken, so that a daily dose of 1500 mg calcium and 600 I. U. vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) is not exceeded. When breastfeeding, … Pregnancy and lactation | Calcigen® D
Symptoms Pain-sensitive teeth manifest as short-lasting, sharp, acute pain that occurs in response to specific triggers. These include thermal, mechanical, chemical, evaporative, and osmotic stimuli: Cold, e.g., cold drinks, ice cream, inhalation of cold air, rinsing with water Heat, e.g. warm drinks Touch, e.g. when eating, during dental care. Sweet or sour If the dental … Pain Sensitive Teeth
Background Hyperphosphatemia, or elevated blood phosphate, often develops as a result of chronically impaired renal function. The kidney is unable to excrete phosphate ions adequately, which poses a risk for the development of secondary hyperparathyroidism, renal osteodystrophy, cardiovascular calcification, and cardiovascular disease. Treatment options include dialysis, diet, and the use of phosphate binders. Effects Phosphate … Phosphate Binder
Products Acid regulators are available as pure substances in specialized stores, for example in pharmacies and drugstores. They are found in numerous foods as additives (with E numbers) and in medicines as excipients. Structure and properties Acidity regulators are organic and inorganic acids and bases. Some examples are listed below: Acids: Adipic acid Malic acid … Acid Regulators
Synonyms in a broader sense Sodium hydrogen carbonate Calcium carbonate Magnesium carbonate Algeldrat Hydrotalcite Magaldrate Maaloxan Progastrite Ancid Megalac Talcid Riopan Simaphil Definition Antacids (anti = against; lat. acidum = acid) are drugs that bind stomach acid. Antacids are mainly used to treat heartburn and stomach acid-related complaints. Antacids are a relatively old group of … Antacids
Instructions for use Antacids are best taken half an hour to hour after eating. If you suffer from heartburn at night, it is also recommended that you take them before bedtime. The tablet can either be sucked or chewed. It is not advisable to take it before a meal or on an empty stomach, as … Instructions for use | Antacids
