Can polysaccharide iron complex capsules help pregnant women replenish blood

Do you always feel dizzy and weak after pregnancy? Postpartum follow-up hemoglobin not meeting the standard? Many pregnant women have encountered the problem of iron deficiency anemia. Iron is not only a raw material for hematopoiesis, but also a key nutrient for fetal development and milk secretion. However, the problems of stomach pain, constipation, and other issues caused by traditional iron supplements have left many pregnant women trapped; Iron supplementation harms the stomach, but not the body; The dilemma. polysaccharide iron complex capsules are a common iron supplement, and their iron supplementation effect is a focus of attention for patients. So, can polysaccharide iron complex capsules help pregnant women replenish blood?

Polysaccharide Iron Complex Capsules have shown good efficacy in treating iron deficiency anemia. Clinical studies have shown that regular use of polysaccharide iron complex capsules can effectively increase patients' hemoglobin levels and improve anemia symptoms. Pregnant and lactating women are the main users of it. The original drug, Lefengneng polysaccharide iron complex capsules, has been clinically used for many years both domestically and internationally, and there have been no reports of affecting fetal growth and development or causing malformations. Moreover, the therapeutic dose of iron has no adverse effects on the fetus and lactation. So, can polysaccharide iron complex capsules help pregnant women replenish blood? The answer is affirmative. After oral administration, SEP can help pregnant women supplement the iron element lacking due to iron deficiency anemia, providing raw materials for the synthesis of hemoglobin. At the same time, the polysaccharide components in it help to increase the solubility of iron in the intestine, promote its absorption, enhance iron absorption, effectively increase hemoglobin levels, improve the quantity and quality of red blood cells, thereby alleviating symptoms such as fatigue, dizziness, and palpitations caused by anemia in pregnant women. In addition, as the original drug, Lefengneng adopts a unique pellet structure design:

outer shell layer: hydrogenated castor oil coating, which prevents the drug from being released prematurely in the stomach and helps reduce the risk of constipation.

Intermediate layer: Enteric soluble polysaccharide iron complex (PIC) particles, where iron exists in intact molecular form, reducing direct stimulation to the digestive tract.

Core layer: a mixture of biopolysaccharides and excipients that supports the structure of microspheres and promotes intestinal disintegration, ensuring efficient absorption of iron elements in the small intestine.

This pellet structure design brings the following characteristics:

1. Absorption stability: The pellets quickly pass through the stomach, mainly releasing iron in the small intestine environment, with a high absorption rate and relatively stable, and are less affected by gastric acid.

2. High safety: Compared with some traditional iron supplements (such as ferrous sulfate and ferrous succinate), LiFei has a lower risk of causing digestive tract irritation (such as corrosion), oral odor, constipation and other side effects, and its safety factor is more than 13 times that of ordinary iron supplements.

3. Convenient to take: Pregnant women can usually take 1-2 capsules per day according to medical advice. The capsule form is easy to swallow and has no rust smell. For pregnant women with special physiological periods, it is crucial to choose iron supplements with high absorption rates and minimal side effects. The original drug Lifengneng polysaccharide iron complex capsule, with its unique pellet structure design, not only achieves effective iron supplementation but also exhibits high absorption rate and low incidence of side effects. Therefore, polysaccharide iron complex capsule is an important and effective choice for treating iron deficiency anemia in pregnant women.