Can Elevit Multivitamin Tablets be taken with protein powder?

Elevit is a multivitamin tablet specially tailored for women who are planning to become pregnant, pregnant and breastfeeding, mainly used to meet the additional needs of such women for vitamins, trace elements and minerals, for the prevention of fetal neural tube defects up to 92%, other birth defects up to 47%, but also effectively reduce nausea, vomiting and vertigo and other early pregnancy reactions (confirmed by international clinical trials). Elevit contains iron, which cannot be combined with tetracycline drugs (to reduce the absorption of each other), it is recommended to take it with breakfast, and the protein powder is mainly protein, which is rich in daily food, and the two can be taken at the same time.

Protein mixed with fruit milk? It doesn't seem necessary, but if you're in the first trimester, isn't it easy to feel nauseous and vomit if you eat like this?

Yes, my wife and I eat like this all the time! There is no conflict. But remember, Amway can't be eaten. Breakfast is still to be eaten.

Generally, multivitamins are designed according to the amount of the person's body needs and will not cause diarrhea. It is recommended to discontinue this product first, if it does not have diarrhea. It should be the problem of the product.

You can switch to other brands of multivitamins, and it is best to choose a multivitamin for men and women.

If you still have diarrhea, you should find the reason from other aspects.

Wishing you good health!

These two work best together. B vitamins aid in the digestion of protein powders.

Elevit's active ingredients such as vitamins, minerals and trace elements are essential for the human body, and in order to meet the additional nutritional needs of pregnant women (including the first trimester) and lactating women, can Elevit Multivitamin Tablets be taken on a regular basis? Does it have an impact?

The active ingredients of Elevit Multivitamins such as vitamins, minerals and trace elements are essential substances and are widely distributed in all parts of the body. The changes between their physiological concentrations in plasma and their post-drug concentrations are not easily distinguishable, and their effects on the biological activity of target tissues are also difficult to identify. The levels of these micronutrients in tissues and plasma are homeostatic but can be influenced by many factors, such as daily fluctuations, nutritional status, growth, pregnancy, and lactation.

The Elevit Multivitamin, especially the iron contained in it, is effective in preventing iron deficiency anemia that is prone to occur during pregnancy, without the need for additional iron supplementation for most pregnant women**. However, it can also be taken if the patient needs to take supplements, and it is best to take it under the guidance of a physician.

Elevit is well tolerated, with gastrointestinal disturbances (e.g., constipation) occurring in a few cases, but it is generally not necessary to discontinue the drug. Some sensitive women may experience some degree of hyperexcitement, so such patients should avoid taking the drug at night.

Contraindications: Elevit is contraindicated in patients with hypervitamin A and/or vitamin D emia, or in the presence of impaired renal function, iron accumulation, iron utilization disorders, hypercalcemia, urinary calcemia, and other diseases.

Elevit's multivitamin tablets, if it is symptomatic**, the effect of taking it is still relatively good, if the patient is deficient in this vitamin, then the effect of taking Elevit is very good.

Elevit's multivitamin tablets, which are mainly used for pregnant and lactating women for an additional need for vitamins, minerals and trace elements, also prevent anemia due to iron deficiency and folic acid during pregnancy.

This drug is not something that anyone can take, it also has contraindications, for example, patients with hypervitamin A are prohibited from using it, and then patients with hypervitamin Demia, hypercalcemia, and hypercalciuria are prohibited from using it, and if it is a patient with renal insufficiency, we are also prohibited from using it, such as iron accumulation and iron utilization disorders.

After taking the drug, the color of the stool may change somewhat, for example, some will turn black, this has no clinical significance, and it can recover on its own after stopping the drug, and there is no need to make a fuss, this is also normal.