Calsonate 500mg Tablet

国: マレーシア

言語: 英語

ソース: NPRA (National Pharmaceutical Regulatory Agency, Bahagian Regulatori Farmasi Negara)

有効成分:

Calcium Carbonate B.P.

から入手可能:

DUOPHARMA (M) SDN. BHD.

INN（国際名）:

Calcium Carbonate B.P.

パッケージ内のユニット:

100 Tablets; 500 Tablets; 1000 Tablets; 100 Tablets; 500 Tablets; 1000 Tablets

製:

DUOPHARMA (M) SDN. BHD.

情報リーフレット

_CONSUMER MEDICATION INFORMATION LEAFLET (RIMUP)_
CALSONATE 500MG TABLET
Calcium Carbonate 500mg (equivalent to Calcium 200mg)
1
WHAT IS IN THIS LEAFLET
1.What Calsonate is used for
2.How Calsonate works
3.Before you use Calsonate
4.How to use Calsonate
5.While you are using it
6.Side effects
7.Storage and Disposal of
Calsonate
8.Product Description
9.Manufacturer and Product
Registration Holder
10. Date of revision
WHAT CALSONATE IS USED FOR
Calsonate is used to:

Hyperphosphatemia
(phosphate
binder)
in
patients with chronic renal
failure

It
is
used
as calcium
supplementation.
HOW CALSONATE WORKS
It contains the active ingredient
calcium
carbonate
which
is
involved in the maintenance of
normal
muscle
and
nerve
function.
It
is
essential
for
normal
cardiac
function
and
blood clotting.
BEFORE YOU USE CALSONATE
_- When you must not take it_
Do not take Calsonate and tell
your doctor if you:
• are
ALLERGIC
(hypersensitive)
to calcium carbonate or any of
the other ingredients in
Calcium Carbonate tablets.
• have
HIGH
levels of
CALCIUM
in the blood
_- Before you start to take it_
Check
with
your
doctor
or
pharmacist
before
taking
Calsonate if you:
Have
impared
kidney
function
Have history of kidney
stone
_- Taking other medicines_
Please
tell
your
doctor
or
pharmacist if you are taking or
have
recently
taken
any
other
medicines,
including
medicines
obtained without a prescription.
Especially:
• digitalis (used to treat
heart disease)
• tetracycline antibiotics
and
phenytoin
(used
to
treat
infections).
•
Thiazides
diuretics
medicines
(may
increase
the
renal
reabsorption of calcium)
• Rate and/or extent of absorption
of
other
oral
medications
may
vary
when
used
concurrently
with calcium carbonate.
TESTS
Your doctor may want to monitor
your blood and urine levels of
calcium particularly if you have
had high dose treatment.
HOW TO TAKE CALSONATE
Take Calsonate as per directed
by your doctor or pharmacist.
_- How much to take _
Hyperphosphatemia:
i)
Stage
3
to
5
chronic
kidney disease, total dose
of eleme

製品の特徴

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COMPOSITION:
Each tablet of Calcium Carbonate 500mg (equivalent to calcium 200mg)
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
A white to off-white, 11 mm round tablet, with marking 'd' at both
sides.
PHARMACOLOGY
Calcium is essential for the functional integrity of the nervous,
muscular, and skeletal systems. It plays a role in normal cardiac
function, renal function, respiration, blood
coagulation, and cell membrane and capillary permeability. Also
calcium helps to regulate the release and storage of neurotransmitters
and hormones, the uptake and binding of
amino acids, absorption of vitamin B12, and gastrin secretion. The
major fraction (99%) of calcium is in the skeletal structu re
primarily as hydroxyapatite; small amount of
calcium carbonate and amorphous calcium phosphates are also present.
The calcium of bone is in constant exchange with the calcium of
plasma. Since the metabolic functions
of calcium are essential for life, when there is a disturbance in the
calcium balance because of dietary deficiency or other causes, the
store of calcium in bone may be depleted
to fill the body’s more acute needs. Therefore, on chronic basis,
normal mineralisation of bone depends on adequate amounts of total
body calcium.
Calcium carbonate has a high neutralisation capacity combined with a
rapid rate of reaction make it an ideal antacid management of
conditions associated with hyperacidity. It
effectively neutralises free acid yet does not causes systemic
alkalosis in the presence of normal renal function.
Calcium carbonate is converted to calcium chloride by gastric acid.
Some of the calcium is absorbed from the intestines but about 80% is
converted to insoluble calcium salts
such as the carbonate and stearate, and excreted in the faeces.
Calcium is absorbed from the small intestine. About one-third of
ingested calcium is absorbed although this can
vary depending upon dietry factors and the state of small intestine;
also the absorption is increased during period