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Ferric Oxide indications
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Parenteral treatment of Fe deficiency where there is a clinical need for a rapid Fe supply; in patients who cannot tolerate oral Fe therapy or are noncompliant & in active inflammatory bowel disease where oral Fe preparations are ineffective.
Ferric Oxide interactions
Oral Fe prep.
Ferric Oxide side effects
Anaphylactoid reactions. Transient taste perversions (metallic taste). Hypotension, fever & shivering, inj site reactions & nausea.
Ferric Oxide contraindications
Anaemia not caused by Fe deficiency. All cases of Fe overload or disturbances in utilization of Fe. First trimenon of pregnancy.
Active ingredient matches for Ferric Oxide:
Ferric Oxide
List of Ferric Oxide substitutes (brand and generic names) | Sort by popularity |
| Unit description / dosage (Manufacturer) | Price, USD |
| Felac (United States) | |
| Feraccru 30mg (Austria, Switzerland) | |
| Ferrum Geymonat (Italy) | |
| Maltofer 50 mg/ml (Hungary) | |
| Venoferrum (Mexico, South Korea) | |
| Injectable; Injection; Iron / Iron Sucrose 20 mg / ml (Altana) | |
| αxido Férrico Sacarosado Generis (Portugal) | |
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