Cipcal D3 60k IU Softgel Capsule 4

If you forget to take a Cipcal D3 Capsule, take it as soon as you remember. If the time for the next dosage is close, it is recommended to skip the missed one now and resume your regular dosage pattern. 

If you are a breastfeeding mother considering using Cipcal D3 Capsule, you should first consult your physician. It is possible for Cipcal D3 Capsule to be excreted into breast milk. Both the mother’s and the infant's blood calcium levels should be checked if Cipcal D3 Capsule is taken during breastfeeding.

The capsule Cipcal d3 uses as advised by your doctor. The best time to take it is right after meals, and follow your doctor's instructions. It's not recommended to take this much vitamin D every day. 

It is possible for Cipcal D3 Capsule to interact with anti-epileptics, antibiotics, medications for treating bone loss, thyroid hormone, diuretics, and heart-related medications.

No, it is recommended that Cipcal D3 Capsule patients minimize their alcohol intake because it may interfere with the efficacy of the drug.

It is used for the treatment and prevention of bone problems like rickets and osteomalacia. It is also used to treat a lack of vitamin D, hypoparathyroidism, and latent tetany. The dose will be determined by your physician depending on your health condition. It is probably safe to take one Cipcal D3 Capsule every week.

It is not recommended to use Cipcal D3 Capsule on a regular basis due to its high vitamin D dosage. As directed by your physician, you should take vitamin D in high doses once every week.

Some types of fish, such as tuna and salmon, cereals, orange juice, soy milk, dairy products, cheese, egg yolks, and beef liver are examples of foods that contain vitamin D3. Additional vitamin D3 sources include egg yolks. Natural food sources, such as cod liver oil and mushrooms, as well as Vitamin D3 fortified meals, are also commonly consumed.

Yes, there is no problem with taking the Cipcal D3 Capsule with milk.

If you use Cipcal D3 Capsule for a long period of time, then are at risk of developing kidney stones from excessive calcium in your body. Those with renal disease or a family history of kidney stones must consult their physician before starting a regular routine Cipcal D3 Capsule.