Calcinoj-D3 Shots contain Vitamin D3 60000 IU, also known as cholecalciferol. Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU helps your body absorb calcium and phosphorus from food. This action builds strong bones, supports muscle function, and corrects vitamin D deficiency.
Key Benefits
- Corrects vitamin D deficiency
- Improves calcium and phosphorus absorption
- Strengthens bones and teeth
- Supports muscle strength and function
- Supports immune health
- Delivers a high dose of 60,000 IU in one shot
Indications
- Vitamin D deficiency
- Rickets in children
- Osteomalacia in adults
- Osteoporosis
- Weak bones and muscle pain
- Poor calcium absorption
Dosage
- Take one shot at the dose and interval your doctor prescribes.
- Mix the contents with water, milk, or juice, or take them as directed.
- Take it with a meal that contains some fat for better absorption.
- Never exceed the prescribed dose.
Precautions
- Avoid it if you are allergic to vitamin D3 or any ingredient in the shot.
- Avoid it if you have high blood calcium or vitamin D toxicity.
- Consult your doctor if you have kidney disease, kidney stones, heart disease, or sarcoidosis.
- Inform your doctor if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
- Tell your doctor about all other medicines and calcium or vitamin D supplements you take.
FAQs
1. What is Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU used for?
Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU treats vitamin D deficiency and supports bone and muscle health.
2. How does Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU work?
Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU increases calcium and phosphorus absorption from your gut, which strengthens your bones.
3. When should I take Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU?
Take Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU with a meal, at the interval your doctor advises.
4. How often should I take Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU?
Take Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU once weekly or as your doctor prescribes, because the dose depends on your vitamin D level.
5. Can Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU cause side effects?
Rarely. Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU may cause nausea, constipation, weakness, or headache.
6. Can too much Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU be harmful?
Yes. Excess Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU can raise blood calcium and cause vomiting, thirst, and kidney problems.
7. Is Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU safe during pregnancy?
Consult your doctor first, because your doctor must confirm that Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU suits you.
8. Can I take calcium supplements with Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU?
Ask your doctor first, because Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU and calcium together may raise blood calcium.
9. How long should I take Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU?
Take Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU only for the period your doctor prescribes. Your doctor may recheck your vitamin D level.
10. What should I do if I miss a dose of Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU?
Take Vitamin D3 U.S.P. 60,000 IU when you remember, unless your next dose is near. Never double the dose.
