Calcigiant

Calcigiant CCM Tablet helps keep bones and teeth strong. It is used to prevent or treat calcium and vitamin D deficiencies. It also supports a healthy pregnancy, breastfeeding, and proper growth in children. This supplement provides important nutrients like calcium for strong bones, vitamin D3 to help the body absorb calcium, and folic acid to support healthy blood and cell function.

Individuals should not take Calcigiant CCM Tablet if they have high calcium levels in the blood or urine. It is also not recommended for people with kidney stones or kidney failure. Those with conditions like bone cancer, hyperparathyroidism, or vitamin D overdose should avoid it. Do not take Calcigiant CCM Tablet if you are allergic to any of its ingredients.

You should avoid taking Calcigiant CCM Tablet with high-fiber foods, spinach, or whole grains, as they can reduce calcium absorption. Do not take it with other vitamin D or calcium supplements unless prescribed by your doctor. Also, avoid taking iron or thyroid medications within 4 hours of taking Calcigiant CCM Tablet. Your doctor may advise spacing out certain medications to improve absorption and prevent interactions.

During Calcigiant CCM Tablet treatment, seek immediate medical help if you experience serious side effects. These may include swelling of the face, lips, or throat (which could be an allergic reaction), vomiting or severe stomach pain, irregular heartbeat, or very frequent urination and excessive thirst (which may indicate high calcium levels).

You should avoid taking Calcigiant CCM Tablet with spinach or rhubarb, as they contain oxalates that block calcium absorption. Whole grain cereals should also be avoided since they contain phytates that reduce absorption. Additionally, limit foods and drinks high in caffeine or alcohol, as they may lower calcium levels in the body.

Yes, use Calcigiant CCM Tablet cautiously if you have kidney problems, immobilized bones (for say, in long-term bed rest), high phosphate levels, or sarcoidosis (lumps or nodules formation in lungs, lymph nodes, and other parts of the body). Your doctor may monitor your blood and urine calcium levels to prevent complications.