Folcaps Description

If you have been feeling tired, weak, or depressed and you are not sure why, it could be that your diet is not providing your body with enough vitamin B or you have a medical reason that causes a deficiency of these essential vitamins. Discuss the possible causes with your doctor and our doctor may prescribe Folcaps that contain Folic Acid with Vitamins B6 and B12. You may also be instructed to include more meat, dairy, fruit, nuts, and leafy green vegetables in your daily menu and cut back on caffeine and alcohol. You can also be at risk for elevated homocysteine levels in your blood due to an inadequate intake of B vitamins which is associated with atherosclerosis, a narrowing of your arteries.

Folcaps or the generic Folic Acid with Vitamins B6 and B12 help fortify your B vitamins and have you feeling more energetic and healthy. Folic Acid is also known as vitamin B9 and is important for mental alertness, avoiding gastrointestinal problems, and during pregnancy for guarding against birth defects or miscarriages. Vitamin B6 is required for making antibodies to fight many diseases, making hemoglobin that’s important for carrying oxygen in your red blood cells to your tissues, and to maintain a normal blood glucose level. B12 is a water-soluble vitamin that you need to consume daily as a supplement or from your diet. The generic alternative is not manufactured by the company that makes the brand product.

Conditions Treated by Folcaps

Although your body can absorb vitamin B, it cannot store it. This means you must depend on what you consume on a daily basis to ensure your B vitamins are sufficient to keep your mind and body healthy. Individuals that abuse alcohol, have Celiac or Crohn’s disease, or are infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) may have poor absorption of vitamin B.

Vegans may be at risk for a lack of vitamin B12 as their diet does not contain any dairy, eggs, or animal products, and there are no plants that produce sufficient amounts of B12. In order to be certain your vitamin B levels are not compromised, it is advised to include fortified foods at least two or three times a day or take Folcaps as recommended by your doctor to avoid diminished mental alertness, apathy, fatigue, as well as dementia or fertility problems if a B12 deficiency is allowed to continue.

Before You Take Folcaps

If you are pregnant, may become pregnant, or are breast feeding, discuss the safety of Folcaps with your doctor before you start taking it. To determine of Folcaps is right for you, tell your doctor about other medical conditions and allergies you have and list any current OTC or Rx drugs you are taking, including herbal remedies and dietary or vitamin supplements.

Warnings for Folcaps

You should not give Folcaps to children without talking to your doctor or pediatrician first. Do not take other vitamin supplements while taking Folcaps without your doctor’s knowledge. Talk to your doctor before you start taking new meds or stop current ones as this may have an effect on how Folcaps will work in your body.

Possible Side Effects of Folcaps

• Diarrhea
• Headache
• Nausea

Drugs Similar to Folcaps

• Foltx
• Folbee Tablets
• Folgard