Cald is a drug used to replace calcium in deprived states or situations in which the needs of this mineral are increased, such as in the prevention and treatment of osteoporosis, thyrotoxicosis, hypoparathyroidism, osteomalacia and rickitism.
In addition, It also contains vitamin D, known as colecalciferol, which works by increasing calcium absorption in the gut and its fixation on bones, thus being very important in the treatment of deprived states.vitamin D in people who need replacement, calcium.
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- Caldo is found in bottles of 60 chewing tablets with a price ranging from 20 to 50 reais.
This remedy is intended to supplement calcium and vitamin D in chronic diseases, prevent rickets, and prevent and aid in bone demineralization that can occur before and after menopause.
The tablets should preferably be taken after meals, chewed well before swallowing and then drinking a glass of water.
The usual dose depends on the age of the person
Excessive use of alcohol, caffeine or tobacco, as well as ingestion of other calcium supplements, should be avoided for an extended period of time during treatment with cald.
The most common side effects from the use of caldo are mild gastrointestinal disorders, such as gas and constipation.In addition, excessive doses of vitamin D can cause symptoms such as diarrhea, polyuria, nausea, vomiting and calcium deposits in soft tissues and, in severe cases.arrhythmia and coma.
This remedy should not be used in people allergic to calcium, vitamin D or any of the ingredients of the formula, and should not be used in people with a large amount of calcium in the blood or urine, kidney stones, excess vitamin D, who have bone alterations due to excess phosphorus, severe renal failure, sarcoidosis, bone cancer, immobilization by fractures and calcium deposits in the kidneys.
Calcium levels in the blood and urine, as well as kidney function, should be monitored regularly during prolonged treatment with Calde.