Calvit 12

Calvit 12 Injection is used to treat or prevent nutritional deficiencies when your body needs more calcium, vitamin D₃, or vitamin B₁₂ (methylcobalamin). It is often prescribed for people with weak bones (osteoporosis), nerve problems, or low levels of these nutrients due to illness, diet, or certain medical treatments.

Generally, Calvit 12 Injection is considered safe for those with mild kidney or liver problems, but patients with severe kidney disease, kidney stones, or high blood calcium should talk to their doctor first. Dose adjustments, or monitoring, may be required in such cases.

Individuals should avoid using Calvit 12 Injection if they are allergic to any of its ingredients, have very high blood calcium or vitamin D levels (hypercalcemia or hypervitaminosis D), certain heart or kidney diseases, or a rare blood disorder called polycythemia vera. Always share your full medical history with your doctor before starting it.

If you experience symptoms such as confusion, major kidney problems, very slow or irregular heartbeat, mental changes, or sudden allergic reactions (swelling, rash, trouble breathing), stop taking Calvit 12 Injection and contact your doctor immediately. These events are rare but require prompt attention.

Yes, although it is rare, signs of allergic reaction to Calvit 12 Injection include rash, severe itching, swelling of the face or throat, dizziness, or breathing difficulties. Tell your doctor if you have any history of allergies before use.