Haematinic Syrup

Haematinic syrup 

A haematinic is a nutrient, which is very important in forming the blood cells by the process called haematopoiesis. The major haematinics are: iron, folate, and vitamin B12. If there is acute deficiency of haematinic in the body, it can lead to anaemia. As medicine, Haematinic Syrup treats the deficiency of iron, anaemia and vitamin B12 in the body, including pernicious anaemia as well as the anaemia caused by the deficiency of folic acid. Thus, syrup works well on the poor diet. As medicinal supplement, haematinic syrup increases the haemoglobin content of the blood. Moreover, haematinic syrup provides vitamin D, which is very helpful in maintaining the health of bones and stimulating the formation of new blood cells. Earlier, it used to be believed that haematinic was produced by the action of Castle intrinsic factor on an extrinsic factor in food, but now it is recognized as vitamin B12.

General weakness, fatigue and poor health because of many different reasons such as surgery, post-pregnancy and after child-birth health conditions, chronic illness, or any other disease-related issue can have serious deficiency of iron and vitamin in the body. Such health conditions require supplement, in addition to diet and medication, to compensate the deficiency in the body that could lead to even severe health conditions. Haematinic syrup is specialized syrup mainly prepared to counter the iron and vitamin deficiencies in the body as well as administered in the wake of acute anaemia. A synthetic erythropoiesis stimulating agent (ESA), which acts as haematinic, is used to treat anaemia that results from chronic kidney disease. Doctors also prescribe ferrous sulphate as haematinic since it is good in treating and preventing iron deficiency anaemia. We know how iron helps the body to make healthy red blood cells that are responsible for carrying oxygen through the body.

Composition:

The Haematinic Syrup contains folic acid, ferric ammonium citrate, and vitamin B12. This syrup works to form blood cells and blood platelets in the body.

For maintaining good health it is imperative that people choose supplements and syrups to plug certain deficiencies in the body. The reason behind deficiency of vitamins, proteins, mineral and other nutrients could be many. To address those deficiencies there are certain syrups, such as Haematinic Syrup for treating anaemia and deficiency of iron that causes general weakness and fatigue. Buyers looking forward to buy this syrup for their local supplying needs shall send us their requirements. Our verified sellers will be happy to serve all their demands in the best possible way. Check out the price, available brands, composition and other details before purchasing the medicine.

FAQs:

What is haematinic?

A haematinic is a nutrient required for the formation of blood cells in the process of haematopoiesis. The main haematinics are iron, B12, and folate. Deficiency in haematinics can often lead to anaemia.

Is ferrous sulphate used as haematinic?

In treating and preventing iron deficiency anaemia, ferrous sulphate is used as a haematinic agent.

What are examples of haematinic?

The examples of haematinic are folic acid, vitamin B12, and iron. In addition, vitamin D may also protect haemoglobin and stimulate the production of new blood cells, which helps keep bones healthy and the reservoirs of new blood cells.

What are the deficiencies that are essential for normal erythropoiesis or haematinics?

The deficiencies such as iron, cobalt, copper, vitamins A, vitamin B12, vitamin B6, vitamin C, vitamin E, folic acid, riboflavin and nicotinic acid are essential for normal erythropoiesis and anaemia.

When should you not use haematinic syrup?

You should not use haematinic syrup if you have allergic reactions, hypersensivity, Lebera s disease, and intolerance to medicines.