How to take Calcium Carbonate D3 Tablets for Pregnant Women

The use of medicines by pregnant women is a process that requires everyone to pay great attention to, because many medicines can be used by others, but when pregnant women use them, they may become inappropriate. So, what are the ways for pregnant women to take Calcitrate Calcium Bicarbonate D3 Tablets? Is Calcitrate Calcium Bicarbonate D3 Tablets suitable for pregnant women?

How to take Calcium Bicarbonate D3 Tablets for pregnant women:

Calcium bicarbonate D3 tablets are suitable for pregnant women.

The calcium requirement for pregnant women is 800-1200 mg/day. In addition to the average daily dietary intake of 389 mg, additional calcium and zinc supplements of about 400-800 mg are required, with an average of 600 mg. Therefore, it is necessary to choose calcium traditional Chinese medicine preparations that are high in calcium content and reliable.

One tablet of Calcium Bicarbonate D3 contains the key ingredient 1.5 grams of calcium bicarbonate (equivalent to 600 mg of calcium) and 125 international units of vitamin D3. Calcium is essential for maintaining the normal function of the human body's nerves, muscles, skeletal system, cytoplasm and capillary permeability. Vitamin D can participate in the metabolism of calcium and phosphorus, promote their absorption and play an important role in bone growth.

Calcium bicarbonate D3 tablets are used for calcium supplementation for children, pregnant and lactating women, menopausal women, the elderly, etc., and help prevent osteoporosis. Therefore, pregnant women can take Calcium Bicarbonate D3 tablets.

Long-term use of Calcium Bicarbonate D3 Tablets is not established, but the following side effects may occur during medication:

1. Hiccup and constipation.

2. Excessive intake may cause hypercalcemia and occasionally milk-alkali syndrome, which is mainly manifested as hypercalcemia, alkali poisoning and renal insufficiency (caused by taking milk and calcium bicarbonate or using calcium bicarbonate alone).

If pregnant women need to take medicine, it is best to consult a doctor before using it to ensure the safety of the medicine.