Pregnancy Interaction

• Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol)
• When taken in the right amounts, it is safe to use throughout pregnancy.
• Given to pregnant women who don't get enough vitamin D.
• Too much calcium can raise calcium levels, which can be bad for the fetus.
• Only use while pregnant with a doctor's supervision.
• Nursing
• Safe to do while breastfeeding.
• When giving high quantities, you need to keep an eye on the baby to make sure they don't get too much vitamin D.

Faq For Medicine

Q1. What does Uprise-D3 60K do?

To treat low levels of vitamin D, weak bones, weariness, and to help the body absorb calcium better.

Q2. How often do I need to take it?

Once a week or as your doctor tells you to.

Q3. Can I take it every day?

No. This is a vitamin D capsule with a lot of it in it. Taking it every day could lead to an overdose.

Q4. Can it be taken by pregnant women?

Yes, but only with a doctor's help.

Q5. Is it okay to take it with milk?

Yes. Taking it with milk or fatty foods makes it easier to absorb.

Q6. Does it improve immunity?

Yes, vitamin D helps maintain robust immunity.

Q7.  Can youngsters take Uprise-D3 60K?

Yes, but at decreased dose and strictly on doctor’s guidance.

  Expert Advice

• Take alongside a fat-containing meal for optimum absorption.
• Do not exceed the prescribed weekly dose.
• Ensure good hydration.
• Exposure to sunlight (10–20 minutes) also boosts natural vitamin D production.
• Avoid combining with other vitamin D or calcium supplements unless prescribed.
• Get blood levels monitored if using long-term:
• Vitamin D level (25-OH D3)
• Level of calcium
• Signs of an overdose include:
• Nausea
• Throwing up
• Feeling too thirsty
• Constipation
• Being confused

Side Effects

• Normal
• Feeling sick
• Not being able to go
• Upset stomach
• Weakness
• Pain in the head
• Not as Common
• Mouth that is dry
• Taste of metal
• More urination
• Very serious (rare)
• High calcium levels can cause vomiting, disorientation, and an irregular pulse.
• Stones in the kidneys
• Skin rashes and edema are signs of an allergic reaction.
• If you start throwing up a lot or get confused, stop taking the prescription and get help.

 How it works

• Cholecalciferol (Vitamin D3)
• Helps the intestines absorb more calcium and phosphorus.
• Makes bones, teeth, and muscles stronger.
• Stops osteoporosis, rickets, and a lack of vitamin D.
• Helps the immune system and lowers inflammation.

Medicine Interaction

• Big Interactions
• Taking calcium supplements raises calcium levels.
• Thiazide diuretics raise the risk of excessive calcium.
• Steroids lessen the effects of vitamin D.
• Anti-seizure medications (phenytoin, carbamazepine) → lower vitamin D levels
• Digoxin => excessive calcium levels can make your heart beat irregularly
• Cholestyramine → lowers the body's ability to take up Vitamin D
• Food
• Meals high in fat help absorption.

 How to use

• Take one capsule a week, or as indicated.
• Take with water and swallow whole.
• Take it after your biggest meal of the day if you can.
• Missed Dose
• Take when you recall.
• If the next dose is coming up soon, skip the missed dose.
• Don't take two doses.

Uses / Indications

• Not enough vitamin D
• Pain in the bones or osteomalacia
• Help with osteoporosis
• Tiredness and weakness
• Bone health after menopause
• Vitamin D insufficiency during pregnancy
• Strengthening the immune system
• Malabsorption disorders necessitating elevated Vitamin D dosage