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Relowyn Tablet

Manufactured By Mexato Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd

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Rs. 197.60

MRP 208.00

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strip of 10 tablets

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Information about Relowyn Tablet

Uses / Indications:

Take Relowyn Tablet as directed by physician.

Introduction:

Relowyn Tablet is a multivitamin and nutritional supplement is an essential body mineral which ensures the adequate supply of calcium to bones. It is also useful for the treatment of hypocalcaemia hypoparathyroidism as well as hypophosphataemia. It also facilitates formation of healthy red blood and nerve cells.

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Useful for treating renal osteodystrophy and osteomalacia|Assists in the treatment of anemia|Used in the treatment and prevention of vitamin B6 deficiency|Helps to prevent bones from breaking easily especially bones in the spine|May help in thiamine deficiency beriberi and acute alcoholic intoxification

Description:

It helps the body to make healthy red blood and nerve cells|Essential for the breakdown of protein fats and carbohydrates from foods|Helps to prevent bones from breaking easily especially bones in the spine

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Relowyn Tablet

Manufactured By Mexato Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 197.60

MRP 208.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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