FERRUM

Ferrum Information

Ferrum is a popular medicine that is usually prescribed to patients who are suffering from iron deficiencies. This medicine has proven itself to be a reliable source of iron that is very effective in the replenishing of an iron shortage.

Ferrum Indications

This medicine is prescribed to treat and to prevent disorders such as iron deficiency. However, if you have doubts regarding why your personal physician has advised you to start taking this medicine, you should ask him or her, because this drug (Ferrum) is known to be used for other purposes that have not been mentioned here.

Ferrum Warnings

You might not be allowed to start a treatment with Ferrum if the following apply to you:
• You are suffering from known allergic (sensitive) reactions to this drug or to any of its main ingredients. You should inform your personal physician if you are allergic to any other medicines, foods, dyes, preservatives or any other type of substances.
• You are suffering from a type of anemia that has not been triggered by an iron deficiency.
• You are suffering from an excess of iron in your organism, a medical disorder that is also known as haemochromatosis.
• You are suffering from other medical disorders or health problems that include: bronchial asthma, arthritis, hepatitis, especially if you have liver disease (or a history of liver disorders).
• You currently are in the first 3 months of a pregnancy.
If any of these apply to you, you might not be allowed to start a treatment with Ferrum, or you may have to take a lower dose of this medicine. You should not use a drug that has expired. You should discuss it with your personal doctor before you start using this medicine if you are currently pregnant or if are planning to be so soon. We have no information regarding whether this medicine is able to pass into breast milk or not. You should avoid taking this medicine without your personal doctor’s consent if you are currently breastfeeding an infant.

Ferrum Intake Guidelines

Ask your physician how and when you should take (or be administered) this medicine. You should follow each and every on of his or her advices regarding your treatment with Ferrum. You should also carefully read the instructions that are written on the medicine label. If you have any other questions that need to be answered, you should ask a pharmacist, a nurse or a doctor for further explanations.

Ferrum Dosage

Ask your personal doctor to calculate the correct dose of Ferrum that you should use. You must not alter the dosage that you have been prescribed in any way unless it was directed by your personal physician. The correct dose of this medicine is known to vary from one patient to another. The dosage that is written in the medicine’s prescription label might not be accurate.

Ferrum Overdose

If you suspect that you might suffer from an overdose with Ferrum you are in need of immediate medical care. Alert your local emergency room, your personal physician and the nearest poison control centre. We have no information regarding the possible effects that might be triggered by an overdose with this medicine.

Ferrum Missed Dose

In order to get the proper results from your treatment with Ferrum you should take this drug regularly (at the same time each day if possible). However, if you happen to miss one of your prescribed doses, you ought to alert your personal physician and ask him or her for further instructions. You must not take double doses of Ferrum without your physician’s approval.

Ferrum Side Effects

A prolonged treatment with this medicine can sometimes trigger several unwanted side effects. You should alert your personal physician as soon as possible if you experience any of the following:
• Flushing, sweating, fever and chills
• Chest and back pain
• Local swelling or redness
• Headache, dizziness
• Nausea, vomiting
• Abdominal pain or discomfort
• Muscle and joint pains
• Sensation of stiffening of the legs, arms or face
• Hypotension
• Faintness
• Rash
• Breathing difficulties
There are some other side effects that have not been listed here but that might occur due to a (prolonged) treatment with Ferrum. You should inform your personal doctor if you experience anything unusual or bothersome during or shortly after your treatment with this drug. However, you needn’t be alarmed by this list of possible side effects, as you may not have any of them.

Ferrum Drug Reactions

During your treatment with Ferrum, you should alert your physician if you are taking any other medicines, because this drug is known to sometimes harmfully interact with other medicines, especially with the following drugs:
• Medicines that are used in the treatment of severe heart disorders and high blood pressure (also commonly known as ACE), any inhibitors (such as fosinopril, captopril, enalapril, lisinopril or quinalapril)
• Other type of oral iron preparations
If you are following a treatment with any of the medicines that have been listed here, you might not be allowed to continue taking Ferrum, or you may have to use a smaller dose of the drug. You should first consult it with your personal physician before you start taking any other medicines during a treatment with this drug (this includes over the counter medicines, cough or cold drugs, herbal products, vitamins and minerals).

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In some countries FERRUM may also be known as: Ferranin, Maltofer, Siderblut, Vitalix, Ferrosig, Ferrum H, Ferrum Hausmann, Noripurum, Antianem, Dextrifer, Ferrobest, Hydrofer-3, Hemafer, Veltifer, Ferrum Lek, Intafer

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