Dexorange syrup bottle 200.0 ml #1

What is Dexorange syrup primarily used for?

Dexorange syrup is used to treat various types of anemia, including iron deficiency anemia, dimorphic anemia, and anemia of pregnancy and lactation. It's also used as a tonic for general weakness, lack of appetite, and during convalescence.

What are the main ingredients of Dexorange syrup and what are their roles?

Ferric Ammonium Citrate: Provides iron for hemoglobin production. Cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12): Essential for red blood cell maturation and nerve function. Folic Acid: Crucial for red blood cell maturation and cell division.

What is the recommended dosage for Dexorange syrup?

Adults: One tablespoonful (15 ml) twice daily after meals. Children: As advised by a physician.

What is the packing size of the Dexorange syrup bottle?

200 ml.

What causes iron deficiency anemia?

Chronic blood loss, hookworm infestation, inadequate iron intake, and multiple pregnancies.

Why does Dexorange contain both Vitamin B12 and Folic Acid in addition to Iron?

These vitamins are essential for red blood cell maturation and often deficient in cases of iron deficiency anemia, contributing to dimorphic anemia.

What is the meaning of "Adequate overages of Vitamins added to compensate for loss on storage"?

Extra vitamins are added to account for degradation during storage, ensuring the stated amounts are maintained.

Who are authorized to use Dexorange?

Registered Medical Practitioners, Hospitals, or Laboratories.

What is the form of iron used in Dexorange and why?

Ferric Ammonium Citrate, as it's well-tolerated and allows for rapid iron supplementation.

What is implied by the phrase "Dimorphic anemia"?

Anemia with two distinct red blood cell populations (one normal, one abnormal) often due to combined deficiencies.