Has calcium zinc gluconate been banned by the government

Calcium zinc gluconate oral solution has not been banned by the state and is still a legally sold drug. This drug is mainly used to treat symptoms related to calcium and zinc deficiency, such as osteoporosis and decreased appetite, and should be used under the guidance of a doctor.

Calcium Zinc Gluconate Oral Solution is a legal drug approved by the National Medical Products administration, and its production and sales must comply with drug management regulations. This drug contains ingredients such as calcium gluconate and zinc gluconate, and is suitable for patients diagnosed with calcium zinc deficiency. The drug instructions clearly indicate indications, contraindications, and precautions, and consumers can check the authenticity of the drug by using the approval number on the packaging when purchasing. The oral solution of calcium zinc gluconate sold through legitimate channels in the market has undergone quality inspection and there is no situation of being banned due to safety issues. Some online rumors may stem from misunderstandings about quality issues with individual batches of products, but the national drug regulatory authorities will promptly release recall information on problematic drugs, which the public can verify through their official website.

When using calcium zinc gluconate oral solution, attention should be paid to avoiding co administration with foods containing phosphorus and oxalate to avoid affecting absorption. Long term use requires regular monitoring of blood calcium and zinc levels to prevent excessive intake. If adverse reactions such as constipation and nausea occur, seek medical attention promptly. When purchasing drugs, one should choose a legitimate medical institution or pharmacy, keep the purchase certificate, and do not easily believe rumors of drug bans through unofficial channels. Calcium and zinc can be supplemented in daily diet through foods such as milk, fish, and nuts, but nutritional deficiencies in disease states still require medication intervention according to medical advice.