Kingsley Ann Dovi

As we all know, taking folic acid tablets before pregnancy is very important to prevent fetal malformations. Therefore, women who are planning to become pregnant should take a certain amount of folic acid tablets, and folic acid tablets are usually taken in the form of Kingsley Antovita tablets. In addition, pregnant women can also take folic acid tablets in some foods. The article gives a detailed introduction to Kingsley An Multivitamin tablets. Let's take a look.

Instructions for use of Kingsley Antovita Tablets:

Production and packaging specifications: vaccine 1.17g/tablet, 30 tablets/box

Production of vaccines suitable for the herd, for pregnant women, during pregnancy and during lactation who need to supplement with multiple nutrients and minerals. It is recommended to take Kingsleyan from the beginning of pregnancy until the end of breastfeeding.

How to take: 1 tablet a day, after breakfast or dinner

Production and storage methods: Vaccine indoor temperature, light-shielding, closed storage

Production shelf life of vaccine: 24 months

Production FAQs Vaccine

1. This product cannot replace medicines

2. It is not suitable to exceed the recommended amount or take it together with similar nutritional supplements.

When should I take Kingsley Antovita tablets?

Folic acid is a water-soluble B vitamin that is abundantly stored in leafy vegetables, fruits and protein foods. Folic acid participates in the body's metabolism process and is an essential vitamin for the synthesis of DNA, an important substance in the body. In addition to causing neural tube defects in the fetus, its deficiency can also increase the malformation rate of organs such as the eyes, lips, palate, digestive tract, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, kidneys, and bones. Taking 0.4 mg of folic acid supplement daily from the third month of pregnancy to the third month of pregnancy can prevent the occurrence of most neural tube defects in the fetus.

There is no special regulation for the best time to take folic acid every day. As long as you make sure to take it once a day, there is no need to be too rigid, there is no time requirement, and just taking one folic acid tablet will be enough. Because taking folic acid is actually a vitamin supplement. Just take one tablet a day, 0.4 mg is enough, and taking it at any time will not affect the final digestion.

It is worth mentioning that women should take folic acid tablets under the guidance of a doctor. Each dose of folic acid supplement contains only 0.4 mg of folic acid, and it is the only preventive drug approved by the country (the product name is "Silian"). There is a kind of "folic acid" on the market for treating anemia. One tablet contains 5 mg of folic acid, which is 12.5 times that of "Silian" tablets. Pregnant women should avoid taking such large amounts of folic acid in the early stages of pregnancy, because long-term, large doses of folic acid will have adverse effects on pregnant women and fetuses. Therefore, pregnant women are reminded to follow the guidance of doctors and health care workers and not to abuse or take medicine at will.

What are the common questions about taking folic acid?

1. Start taking folic acid tablets when preparing for pregnancy for three months

In the first three months of pregnancy, the neural tube defects in the body begin to grow and develop, and neurons begin to decompose. If folic acid is lacking at this time, it is easy to cause neural tube defects to develop poorly and produce deformed fetuses. If folic acid tablets are supplemented under this critical condition, the risk of fetal neural tube defects can be reduced by 50% to 70%. Therefore, women need to start taking folic acid tablets in the first three months of pregnancy preparation; in the early stages of pregnancy, take folic acid tablets for another three months; in the late stages of pregnancy, folic acid tablets can be taken appropriately depending on the situation.

2. Take one small tablet daily

There are currently two kinds of folic acid tablet preparations on the market, one is a 5 mg tablet preparation, and the other is a small 0.4 mg tablet preparation. Pregnant women should take a small preparation, just one tablet per day. Taking too much folic acid tablets not only fails to achieve the purpose of preventing fetal malformations, but may also mask the symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency, affect zinc metabolism, and cause adverse effects such as zinc deficiency or nerve damage in pregnant women. If you do not get pregnant as expected after taking folic acid tablets for three months, you should continue to take folic acid tablets until the third month of pregnancy.

3. Folic acid tablets are not suitable for supplementation with vitamin C

Folic acid tablets are easily destroyed in acidic and alkaline environments, but are relatively stable in alkaline and neutral environments; while vitamin C, vitamin B2, and vitamin B6 are relatively stable in acidic and alkaline environments and in real organisms. If you take vitamin C, vitamin B2, and vitamin B6 at the same time as taking folic acid tablets, the digestibility will be affected because the stable environment of the two is incompatible. In view of this, it is best to take the two drugs at an interval of more than half an hour.