Hematogen Capital Silver 50g

Hematogen contains iron, in the form of hemoglobin (an iron-containing protein), which is part of red blood cells, and stimulates the formation of even more of these red blood cells.

Hematogen is a source of essential carbohydrates, amino acids, healthy fats, minerals and Vitamins. All these substances in the hematogen are in a state that is close to the composition of our blood.

This product stimulates blood formation and contributes to the restoration of metabolic processes.

Since the hematogen is rich in vitamin A, its intake helps to restore the functions of the skin, vision, hair growth and the body as a whole, which is especially important in adolescence.

Indications for the use of hematogen

Different hematogen preparations contain different amounts of iron, so taking it inside should be in accordance with the instructions.

Hematogen is taken in the following cases:

• In case of malnutrition
• With low blood hemoglobin and frequent bleeding
• In chronic ulcerative diseases of the stomach and duodenum, with possible frequent unnoticed bleeding
• After severe infectious diseases such as influenza and other
• For various visual impairments in the complex treatment
• With a noticeable lag in growth
• With inelastic and dry skin.

Contraindications to the use of hematogen

Hematogen contains easily digestible carbohydrates, so it can not be taken with diabetes and obesity. Easily digestible carbohydrates also contribute to the fermentation process in the intestine, which can cause such side effects as nausea and diarrhea.

A contraindication is also thrombophlebitis, pregnancy and hypersensitivity to the drug.

Not for any anemia can help hematogen, as there are types of anemia that are not associated with iron deficiency.

Recommended doses

Children from 3 to 6 years old can take hematogen three times a day in the amount of 5 grams. Children 7-12 years old - twice a day, 10 grams. Older than 12 years - three times a day, 10 grams.

Hematogen can be taken every day for 2-3 weeks. Or periodically - with emotional or physical exertion, after an illness for recuperation and so on.