[Bioavailability of orally administered iron. Effects of alginate/antacid administration].
Salvatore Campo, Enrico Breda
Abstract
Salvatore Campo, Enrico Breda
Abstract
Sideropenia is often encountered in medical practice; the iron preparation that presents the highest bioavailability is unquestionably iron sulphate. This compound, however, frequently provokes numerous side-effects that induce the patient to suspend treatment. Here it is shown that the bioavailability of the drug is not changed after intake of alginic acid, while side-effects are considerably reduced.
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Sideropenia is often encountered in medical practice; the iron preparation that presents the highest bioavailability is unquestionably iron sulphate. This compound, however, frequently provokes numerous side-effects that induce the patient to suspend treatment. Here it is shown that the bioavailability of the drug is not changed after intake of alginic acid, while side-effects are considerably reduced.
Key concepts: Antacid, Bioavailability, Alginic acid, Pharmacology, Drug, Oral administration, Medicine, Chemistry