What diseases can this medicine be used for?
Calcium gluconate has the effect of calcium supplementation. It is mainly used for the prevention and treatment of calcium deficiency, such as:
osteoporosis.
Bone hypoplasia.
rickets.
Hand and foot twitches.
Calcium supplementation for children, women and the elderly.
Your doctor may prescribe this medicine to you for other reasons.
What do you need to know before taking the drug?
If you cannot use calcium gluconate if you have the following conditions, please tell your doctor about all confirmed diseases and treatment options you are receiving:
Hypercalcemia.
Hypercalciuria.
Contains calcium kidney stones or a history of kidney stones.
Available for pregnant women
2. The need for calcium in the middle and late stages of pregnancy increases, and it is necessary to increase the content of calcium in the diet in an appropriate amount. Pregnant women can use calcium gluconate, please consult a doctor or pharmacist for the specific dosage.
Available for lactating women
3. Nursing women need to increase the content of calcium in their diet. Lactating women can use calcium gluconate, consult a doctor or pharmacist for specific dosages.
How to use this medicine?
If you are using lozenges, they can be taken after lacing or chewing.
Please take medication after a meal
2. Please take 1-2 hours after meals or as directed by a physician.
Medication not given as directed or directed may affect efficacy and increase toxic side effects.
What should I pay attention to during medication?
Please do not smoke, drink alcohol or drink coffee during the medication
1. Please do not smoke, drink alcohol or drink caffeinated beverages during medication so as not to affect the absorption of calcium.
Avoid large amounts of fiber-rich foods (e.g., corn, oats, brown rice) during medication. The fiber contained in food may affect calcium absorption.
Calcium gluconate may reduce the efficacy of quinolones (e.g., ciprofloxacin, norfloxacin). If you want to use it together, please space 2-4 hours.
Calcium gluconate may reduce the efficacy of strontium ranailate and tetracyclines (eg, chlortetracycline, oxytetracycline). If used together, please do so at least 2 hours apart.
Calcium gluconate may reduce the efficacy of cephalosporins such as cefopoxime. If you want to use it together, please space 1-4 hours.
Calcium gluconate may reduce the efficacy of bisphosphonates such as liscedronic acid. For combination use, take bisphosphonates at least 2 hours before taking calcium gluconate.
Calcium gluconate may reduce the efficacy of thyroid hormones such as levothyroxine. If you want to use together, please at least 4 hours apart.
The following side effects may occur after taking the drug:
Constipation and hiccups may occur after medication. Long-term overdose may cause increased gastric acid secretion and hypercalcemia.
You may have other side effects, if you feel unwell after taking the medication, please see a doctor!
How is this medicine saved or disposed of?
Store in a dry place, sealed.
Oral solutions may appear white at lower temperatures. It can be taken after dissolving on heat and will not affect the efficacy of the drug. If the white substance does not dissolve after heating, do not take.
Moisture-proof preservation
Store tightly sealed