Irobest

Description:

Irobest has Iron Polymaltose that puts iron back in your body. When you don’t have enough iron, you feel weak and tired all the time. This medicine helps make more red blood cells and stops you from feeling dizzy or weak. Women who are pregnant or people who lose blood need extra iron, so doctors give them this medicine.

What’s inside

• Iron Polymaltose

Type

• Iron pill

Looks like

• Tablet or liquid medicine

Doctors give this for

• Not having enough iron in blood
• Helping people who lose blood get better
• Pregnant women who need more iron
• Stopping tiredness from low iron
• People who don’t eat enough iron-rich food

How to use

• Take by mouth like doctor says
• Can take with food or empty stomach
• Drink water with it
• Don’t take more than doctor tells you
• Keep taking it as long as doctor says

Problems you might get Some people get:

• Hard time going to bathroom
• Stomach feels bad
• Poop turns dark color (this is normal)
• Feeling sick sometimes

Watch out

• Don’t take more than doctor says – too much iron hurts you
• Tell doctor if you have stomach sores, liver problems, or had too much iron before
• Keep away from kids – too much iron is very dangerous for children
• Pregnant and nursing women need doctor permission

Where to keep it

• Room temperature
• Not in sun or hot places
• Away from kids and pets

Doctor’s Review – Dr. Ayesha Khan, Consultant Physician:
“Irobest is a well-absorbed iron supplement that helps manage iron deficiency, especially in women with heavy periods or during pregnancy. It causes fewer stomach issues than many other iron pills, though dark stools are a normal side effect. Patients usually feel better after 2–3 weeks, but treatment should continue for at least 3 months to restore iron stores fully. Blood tests before and during treatment are important, and stopping early is a common mistake.”

Disclaimer
For information only. Always consult a qualified doctor to confirm if you need this medicine and to monitor your blood levels during treatment.