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Medicine Mumcal (calcium lactate) and things to know
What is Mumcal (calcium lactate)? How is the drug indicated in pathological cases? How to use it and what to keep in mind throughout the course of taking the drug? Let SignsSymptomsList learn and analyze Mumcal (calcium lactate) through the article below!
Active ingredient name : calcium lactate .
Names of some brand-name drugs containing similar active ingredients : Calcium 500, Ocetamine 300, Calcium Hasan 500mg, MyVita Calcium 500…
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- 1. What is Mumcal?
- 2. Uses of the drug Mumcal
- 3. Cases should not use Mumcal
- 4. Instructions for taking the drug Mumcal
- 5. Side effects of the drug Mumcal
- 6. Interactions when using Mumcal
- 7. Note when taking the drug Mumcal
- 8. Special subjects when using the drug Mumcal
- 9. Handling when overdose of medicine Mumcal
- 10. Dealing with a missed dose of Mumcal
- 11. How to store the drug Mumcal
1. What is Mumcal?
Mumcal is prepared in the form of an oral solution containing the active ingredient calcium lactate 500mg. Medicines are often used to replenish electrolytes.
You should note that the drug is only for oral use, absolutely not injected.
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2. Uses of the drug Mumcal
Mumcal is indicated in several cases:
- Provide calcium cations to supplement or prevent calcium depletion in patients with a moderate diet but not enough calcium.
- Calcium deficiency due to hypoparathyroidism, gastric acid deficiency, chronic diarrhea, vitamin D deficiency , steatorrhea, enteritis, pregnant and lactating women, menopause, pancreatitis , renal failure, alkaline…
- Osteoporosis in the elderly or treated with corticosteroids, rickets.
3. Cases should not use Mumcal
The drug is contraindicated in the following cases:
- Patients with hypersensitivity to any component of the drug.
- Hypercalcemia, severe hypercalciuria.
- Severe renal failure, blood galactose.
- Ventricular fibrillation in cardiac resuscitation.
- Bone resorption malignancies.
- Osteoporosis due to immobility.
4. Instructions for taking the drug Mumcal
4.1. Dosage
The dose of Mumcal should be adjusted according to the age and symptoms of each patient. The dose of the drug will vary from person to person. You should note that the doses shown below are for reference only . Therefore, you must not arbitrarily use but must strictly adhere to the dose prescribed by the doctor.
- Adults: 2 ampoules (10ml) x 2-3 times/day.
- Children: 1 ampoule (10ml) x 1-2 times/day.
4.2. How to use
The drug is taken orally, after a full meal. You should shake well before use.
5. Side effects of the drug Mumcal
Unwanted effects you may encounter when using Mumcal are usually mild digestive disorders such as flatulence , constipation, diarrhea ...
You should inform your doctor about any unwanted effects you experience while using the drug.
You may experience some digestive disorders when using Mumcal
6. Interactions when using Mumcal
Some possible interactions when taking Mumcal such as:
- Calcium can reduce the absorption of oral tetracycline or fluoride preparations, so if these preparations are taken together, they must be taken about 3 hours apart.
- When taken concurrently, vitamin D increases calcium absorption.
- Foods such as vegetables, grains, milk and dairy products decrease the absorption of calcium in the digestive tract.
- In patients taking digitalis (a heart medication), high doses of calcium may increase the risk of cardiac arrhythmias.
>> Learn more: Oresol: Effective Rehydration and Electrolyte Therapy .
7. Note when taking the drug Mumcal
A few notes when using the drug such as:
- You should strictly follow the dosage and directions for use.
- Use of the drug in children requires adult supervision.
8. Special subjects when using the drug Mumcal
8.1. Pregnant and lactating women
Controlled studies in women have shown no risk to the fetus when used during the first trimester of pregnancy. There is no indication that taking the drug is potentially dangerous in the following months of pregnancy. The possibility of adverse effects on the fetus is almost non-existent.
The drug does not affect the fetus and newborn
During pregnancy and lactation should be used strictly according to the recommended dosage. Although supplemental calcium is excreted in milk, at concentrations it does not cause any effect in the neonate.
Consult your doctor before taking the medicine.
8.2. Drivers or operators of machinery
The drug can be used to drive a vehicle or operate machinery.
9. Handling when overdose of medicine Mumcal
To date, no case of acute overdose has been reported. An overdose of calcium can cause gastrointestinal disturbances, but does not lead to hypercalcemia unless a concomitant overdose of vitamin D is present.
When experiencing signs of suspected overdose, you should stop taking the drug and immediately go to the nearest medical facility for timely treatment.
10. Dealing with a missed dose of Mumcal
If you forget to take a dose, take it as soon as possible. However, if it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and take your next dose at the scheduled time. Do not take double the prescribed dose.
11. How to store the drug Mumcal
Store the medicine in a cool, dry place, at a temperature not exceeding 30°C, away from direct light.
Note: Keep out of reach of children and read instructions carefully before use.
Through this article, SignsSymptomsList has helped you answer the question of what Mumcal (calcium lactate) is, its uses, how to use it and what to keep in mind when using it. In the process of using the drug, if any unwanted effects occur, please contact your doctor immediately for advice on the best solution!
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