Vidrop is used in the form of drops for infants from birth until at least one year of age. Vidrop helps prevent rickets and bow legs, which are common problems among infants due to lack of exposure to sunlight. Vidrop can also be used for adults in the form of drops or pills. You can learn more about the indications for use of Vidrop and possible side effects through the Dalili Medical website.

What is Vidrop Drops?

 

Vidrop Drops is an important nutritional supplement that contains vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) at a concentration of 2800 IU per ml. This medicine is used orally for infants, children and adults, according to the doses determined by the doctor. Vitamin D3 is essential for the absorption of calcium and magnesium, which promotes bone health. It is recommended to give it to infants and children to prevent osteoporosis, rickets and osteomalacia.

What should a mother do if she forgets to give her child a daily dose of Vidrop?

 

The mother must adhere to the prescribed dose of Vidrop for the child daily. If she forgets to give the dose on a certain day, she should skip that dose and continue giving the usual dose the next day without increasing the dose.

What is the active ingredient in Vidrop?

 

Each milliliter (28 drops) of Vidrop for infants contains 2800 IU of "Cholecalciferol", also known as "Vitamin D3". This vitamin is a form of vitamin D that contributes to the absorption of calcium and phosphorus, which helps build, grow and maintain strong bones. Vidrop drops also contain some additional ingredients such as vitamin E, glycerin and distilled water.

Does vitamin D deficiency affect a child's sleep?

 

Yes, vitamin D deficiency negatively affects the quality of a child's sleep, as it can cause insomnia and sleep disorders, leading to fewer hours of sleep than normal. Conversely, vitamin D can affect a child's sleep if given close to bedtime, as vitamin D suppresses melatonin, a hormone responsible for regulating sleep. Therefore, it is preferable to give the dose to the child at times far from his bedtime.

**Does vitamin D deficiency cause bone pain?**

 

Yes, bone and muscle pain, especially in the lower back, legs and ankle, are among the most prominent signs of vitamin D deficiency. It is important to conduct a test to measure the level of vitamin D to confirm its proportion before starting treatment, as deficiency levels vary from one person to another. The deficiency may be severe in some cases, which requires taking double doses until the painful symptoms disappear and the vitamin level returns to normal in the body. It is also recommended to continue taking a supplementary dose after recovery, based on the recommendations of the specialist doctor, especially if the person is not exposed to sunlight daily or does not get sufficient amounts of the vitamin from food.

**Should Vidrop drops be stored in the refrigerator?**

 

The best way to store Vidrop is at room temperature (about 25 degrees Celsius), and it should be stored in a dry place away from moisture and sunlight. After opening the bottle, there is no harm in putting it in the refrigerator.

What is the shelf life of Vidrop after opening it?

 

The shelf life of Vidrop drops after opening is three months, provided that it is stored away from moisture and direct sunlight, and at a temperature not exceeding 25 degrees Celsius.

What are the dosage forms of Vidrop drops?

 

The medicine is available in a glass bottle with a dropper, as the bottle contains 15 ml of vitamin D3, equivalent to 2800 IU.

When can a mother stop giving her child Vidrop drops or vitamin D?

 

A mother can stop giving her child Vidrop drops after weaning or after the first year, provided that the child consumes whole milk or milk formula rich in vitamin D at a rate of one liter per day.

Can Vidrop drops be dispensed with for infants when using formula milk?

 

For children who consume formula milk, they can dispense with the vitamin D dose, as formula milk contains vitamins, including vitamin D.

However, this does not apply to breastfed babies, as the infant should be given a preventive and supplementary dose with breast milk, which is 400 IU daily, equivalent to 4 drops of Vidrop daily.

Increasing the dose of Vidrop for infants

 

There are many risks associated with increasing the dose of Vidrop for infants, as this may lead to an increase in the level of vitamin D in the body, causing vitamin D toxicity, which is dangerous. This usually occurs as a result of not estimating the dose correctly using the dropper continuously, which leads to an increase in the child's vitamin D levels above the normal limits.

**Risks of increasing the dose of Vidrop for infants**

 

Increasing the dose of Vidrop for infants can lead to several risks, including:

- **Dehydration**: which may cause kidney damage and kidney failure.

- **High blood calcium**: which may lead to:

- Stomach ulcers.

- High blood pressure.

- Osteoporosis.

- Bouts of depression.

- Pancreas damage.

**What should I do if my child takes an overdose of vitamin D?**

 

The mother should immediately go to the doctor or the nearest hospital. The medical team will take the necessary measures to get rid of the overdose of vitamin D, using a calcium-free saline solution to avoid the risk of dehydration, in addition to using a diuretic. The doctor will also ask to stop any nutritional supplements containing vitamin D or calcium.

**Composition of Vidrop**Vidrop contains the active ingredient cholecalciferol, which is a fat-soluble form of vitamin D. This vitamin helps the body absorb calcium and phosphorus effectively. It is essential to provide the body with the necessary amounts of vitaminD, calcium and phosphorus to build, strengthen and maintain bones. Vidrop is also used to treat and prevent bone disorders such as rickets and osteomalacia.

**Points about Vidrop:**- Vidrop is available in the form of drops designed for children and infants.

- Contains vitamin D (cholecalciferol).

- It is used to prevent and treat vitamin D deficiency.

**What are the ingredients of Vidrop drops?**

 

Viddrop drops contain vitamin D (cholecalciferol), which is one of the vitamins essential for human health. This vitamin helps in the absorption of calcium, which contributes to building bones and maintaining their strength.

It also prevents the secretion of parathyroid hormone, which is secreted by the parathyroid gland, which is a gland located next to the thyroid gland.

Parathormone works to absorb calcium from the bones, leading to their weakness.

What is the shelf life of Vidrop?

 

The shelf life of any medicine before opening it differs from that after opening it. Vidrop is a nutritional supplement for children that contains vitamin D3. It is known that the stability of vitamin D3 decreases rapidly after opening the package due to its exposure to several factors such as oxygen, temperature, light, and humidity. Therefore, when asked about the shelf life of vitamin D for children after opening, a study conducted on a group of vitamin D medications showed that liquid medications given to infants and children should be stored for no more than 10 months. As for the question "Should Vidrop be refrigerated?", the study showed that different forms of vitamin D can remain valid for a year after opening when stored at room temperature (25 degrees Celsius), whether in liquid form or in the form of tablets or capsules. There are also vitamin D medications that need to be stored in the refrigerator (between 2 and 8 degrees Celsius), so it is advisable to read the storage instructions on the package.

**Reasons for using Vidrop drops:**

 

- Preventing rickets in children.

- Treating all forms and stages of rickets.

- Preventing osteomalacia.

- Treating acute hypoparathyroidism.

Vidrop drops help meet the body's need for vitamin D, which is essential for the health of the body, hair and skin.

**Viddrop Vitamin for Hair:**

 

Vitamin D plays an important role in stimulating the growth of hair follicles, so its deficiency may lead to hair loss. Therefore, when treating hair loss, it is recommended to measure the level of vitamin D in the body and ensure that it is at the normal rate. If there is a deficiency, it is preferable to take nutritional supplements containing vitamin D.

**Viddrop for Skin:**Vitamin D contributes to the growth and repair of skin cells, and protects them from harmful factors that may lead to the appearance of signs of premature aging. In addition, vitamin D plays a role in treating many skin diseases such as psoriasis, rashes and eczema.

**Viddrop Drops for Pregnant Women:**

 

The World Health Organization does not recommend taking vitamin D as a supplement for pregnant women, so it is preferable for pregnant women to pay attention to their diet and eat foods rich in vitamin D, such as fish, dairy products, spinach and liver, to meet their needs and the needs of their fetus.

**Vidrop for breastfeeding:**Some scientific research indicates that a breastfeeding mother needs about 4000 units of vitamin D per day to meet her and her baby's needs for this vitamin.

**Vidrop for infants**Breast milk contains sufficient amounts of vitamin D as long as the mother takes the appropriate doses of this vitamin. Therefore, the infant can obtain sufficient amounts of vitamin D through breast milk.

However, if breast milk lacks sufficient amounts of vitamin D due to the mother not taking the necessary doses, the doctor may recommend giving the infant vitamin D in the form of drops to prevent deficiency of this vitamin, and to help promote bone and dental health.

**Vidrop vitamin for treating jaundice**

 

Vidrop drops contain vitamin D, which plays an important role in reducing bilirubin levels in newborns suffering from jaundice.

**Does vitamin D cause drowsiness in infants?**

 

Vitamin D deficiency can lead to sleep disorders, as it causes children to shorten the duration and efficiency of sleep. Therefore, Vidrop as a nutritional supplement does not cause drowsiness in children.

In conclusion, Vidrop is a useful nutritional supplement for children, and can be given from birth to 4 years of age. It is important not to exceed the recommended doses and to consult a doctor in special cases such as rickets, which may require higher doses. It should also be noted that children who consume formula milk do not need vitamin D supplements, as formula milk is fortified with this vitamin.

**Is Vidrop used for weight loss?**

 

Research or scientific studies have not shown a direct relationship between vitamin D and weight loss or obesity. However, when following certain diets to lose weight, the body may lose many vitamins, including vitamin D. Therefore, taking Vidrop may be useful to compensate for vitamin deficiencies in the body during the weight loss process.

**The effect of vitamin D deficiency on hair health**

 

While stress is a common cause of hair loss, severe hair loss may be the result of a disease or deficiency in essential vitamins and minerals.

Despite the lack of research, hir loss in women has been linked to low levels of vitamin D. Studies suggest that low levels of vitamin D are linked to alopecia areata, an autoimmune disease that causes hair loss in specific areas of the scalp.

A research review also showed an inverse relationship between vitamin D levels and non-disease-related hair loss. This means that the higher your vitamin D levels, the less hair loss you experience, and vice versa.

Can you use Vidrop for hair?

Based on the above, the benefits of Vidrop for hair are multiple. It can be used to avoid vitamin D deficiency and its negative effects on hair health.

If you are wondering how to use it, we will explain in the rest of the article the benefits of Vidrop for hair and how to use it, whether directly on the scalp or as oral drops according to what the manufacturer has specified.

When to take Vidrop Drops?

 

Vitamin D Vidrop drops can be taken by adults and children with or without meals, but it is preferable to take it at times other than meals to ensure best absorption.

### Features and benefits of Vidrop for hair

 

- Reducing hair loss.

- Increasing hair growth rate.

- Works with other vitamins to nourish hair follicles.

- Stimulates old and new hair follicles to produce hair.

- Helps protect the scalp from free radicals and ultraviolet rays.

- Using vitamin D in the form of drops on the scalp contributes to creating an ideal environment for a healthy scalp.

**Side effects of using Vidrop for hair**

 

Using Vidrop for hair is usually safe when you stick to the recommended doses. Most people do not experience side effects when taking vitamin D, unless you take an overdose. Possible side effects of taking large amounts of vitamin D can include weakness, dry mouth, nausea, vomiting, and others. Taking vitamin D for long periods at doses exceeding 4,000 IU (100 mcg) per day may be unsafe, and may lead to high levels of calcium in the blood. However, by adhering to the recommended instructions, you can benefit from the benefits of Vidrop for hair.

**Can vitamin D be applied to hair?**

 

Yes, vitamin D can be applied to hair, as some companies have added vitamin D to hair oils to benefit from its benefits. These products aim to treat scalp problems, as they nourish the scalp and skin and provide moisture, which helps promote healthy hair growth.

**How ​​to use Vidrop Hair Vitamin**

 

It is recommended to use 4-5 drops daily, equivalent to 1500-2000 IU, and the dose can reach 10,000 IU daily or 5 ml (50,000 IU) weekly, which ensures that you get the benefits of Vidrop Hair Vitamin.

If you forget to take a dose, you can take it as soon as you remember, unless it is time for the next dose. Avoid taking a double dose to make up for the missed dose.

For using vitamin D on the scalp, apply the drops directly to the scalp, then distribute them throughout the head. After that, massage the scalp, focusing on the most important areas, such as the front of the head.

**How ​​many drops of Vidrop for children?**

 

The recommended dose of Vidrop for children is 2-4 drops taken orally daily, depending on the child's age and health condition.

**How ​​many drops of Vidrop for infants?**

 

The usual dose of Vidrop for infants is 2-4 drops taken orally daily, depending on the infant's age and health condition.

**How ​​many drops of Vidrop for adults?**

 

The recommended dose of Vidrop Vitamin D for adults ranges from 6-20 drops daily, depending on the person's condition and what the doctor determines for him.

**What are the benefits of Vidrop for hair?**

 

The benefits of Vidrop (vitamin D) include its role in promoting the growth of new hair follicles, in addition to helping maintain hair density and prevent hair loss.

**Vidrop dose for children aged 6 years**

 

The recommended dose of Vidrop for children in this age group is from 2 to 4 drops daily.

**Vidrop dose for children aged 3 years**

 

The appropriate dose of Vidrop for children at this age ranges from 2 to 4 drops daily, according to the doctor's recommendations.

**Fedrop Dosage for Newborns** Newborns can be given one or two drops daily, or as directed by the doctor.

**Fedrop up to what age can it be used?**

 

Fedrop can be used for both children and adults.

**How ​​much is Fedrop in each dropper?**

 

Fedrop drops contain a vitamin D supplement, which helps maintain healthy bones, and are available in a size of 15 ml.

**How ​​much is four drops of Fedrop?**

 

Four drops of Fedrop are approximately 0.25 ml.

**Can Decal B12 be taken with Fedrop Vitamin D?**

 

It is not preferable to take Fedrop for infants with Decal B12, because Decal contains vitamin D, which may lead to excessive doses of vitamin D.

**Can Enrich be taken with Fedrop?**

 

There is no conflict between Fedrop and Enrich drops, but it is preferable to take them separately. Iron is better absorbed when taken on an empty stomach, while vitamin D is best taken after a meal containing fat.

**Can Pedical be taken with Vidrop for infants?**

 

Both Vidrop and Pedical contain vitamin D, and using them together may lead to an overdose of vitamin D.

What is the difference between Vidrop and Coltrex?

 

Vidrop contains vitamin D at a concentration of 2800 units, while Coltrex green drops contain vitamin D at a concentration of 1000 units.

Is Decal better than Vidrop?

 

Decal contains vitamin B12, vitamin D, and calcium, while Vidrop drops contain vitamin D only.

Which is better: Baby Fit or Vidrop?

 

Vidrop drops are a bone supplement that contains vitamin D only, while Baby Fit is a multivitamin supplement that contains vitamins D, A, E, C, and B.

What is the difference between white and orange Vidrop?

 

Vidrop Orange Dots are the new form of Vidrop White Dots, produced by Medical Professions Pharmaceuticals (MUP).

WhatWhat are the side effects of taking a Vidrop bottle for adults?

 

If Vidrop drops for adults are used at the recommended dose, they usually do not cause serious harm.

How does Vidrop work in the body?

 

Vidrop is very important for infants, as it provides them with the necessary dose of vitamin D3, which cannot be obtained from breastfeeding because it is not present in breast milk. Adults can also use it, provided that their heart and kidney health is good, and pregnant and lactating women should consult a doctor before taking it.

What is the best vitamin D for children?

 

- Vidrop drops

- Candy D3

- Pedical syrup

- Osteocare syrup for children

** Vidrop dose (drops):**The doctor determines the dose of Vidrop medicine based on the patient's condition, age and weight.

** Vidrop dose for children:**

 

** To prevent rickets in children:**- ** Full-grown children:** 4 drops daily during the first year of life, starting from the second week until the fifth.

- **Incompletely grown children:** 4 to 8 drops daily during the first year of life.

**Treatment of rickets:** The dose should be adjusted according to the patient's condition and blood calcium level, in addition to the results of bone X-rays.

**Treatment of fluoride rickets:** 50 drops daily for 3 weeks.

"The doses determined by the doctor must be adhered to, as giving excessive amounts of vitamin D to infants may lead to nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, increased thirst, muscle pain, or more serious symptoms."

The dose of Vidrop varies from one patient to another according to age, as explained above.

- Newborns: 400 IU daily.

Vidrop dose for adults: The required daily dose of vitamin D for adults ranges between 600 and 2000 units (equivalent to 6 to 20 drops daily) or according to the doctor's instructions.

How to use Vidrop for children:

 

So, how many drops of vitamin D should be given to the child?

Breastfed infants can be given a Vidrop supplement, as they should not rely solely on vitamin D in breast milk. As for formula-fed infants, they will only need vitamin D if the amount of formula they consume is less than 500 ml per day.

So, what is the appropriate dose of Vidrop for a 4-month-old baby?

 

It is recommended to give newborns and infants up to one year of age about 340 - 400 IU of vitamin D (Vidrop), which is equivalent to 8.5 - 10 micrograms, or 0.008 - 0.01 milligrams (about 4 - 6 drops). In cases of rickets or hereditary diseases, it is preferable to consult a doctor to determine the appropriate dose.

**Side effects of Vidrop**As with any medicine, Vidrop has benefits and positives, but it may cause some side effects that may or may not appear. If these effects appear at a normal rate, there is no need to worry, as they are considered the body's reaction to some of the components of the medicine. Possible side effects of taking Vidrop include:

- Allergy may appear as a rash.

- Feeling chills.

- Itching.

- Redness, swelling, blistering, or peeling of the skin, with or without fever.

- Tightness in the chest or throat.

- Difficulty breathing or speaking.

- Unusual hoarseness.

- Swelling of the mouth, face, lips, tongue, or throat.

- High calcium levels, leading to symptoms such as weakness, confusion, fatigue, headache, stomach upset, vomiting, hard stools, and bone pain.

- Feeling very tired or weak.

- Severe dizziness.

- Severe headache.

- Difficulty urinating or a change in the amount of urine.

- Urinating frequently.

- Feeling full and not wanting to eat.

- Constant thirst.

- Weight loss.

**Prohibited categories of taking Vidrop**

 

The mother should consult a doctor before giving Vidrop to her infant, as it may have a negative effect on his health in the following cases:

- Absorption problems.

- Hypersensitivity to any of the components of the drug.

- High levels of calcium in the body (hypercalcemia).

- Increased levels of vitamin D in the blood (hypervitaminosis D).

- Difficulty absorbing nutrients from food due to digestive system problems.

- Heart disease.

- Kidney disease.

- Electrolyte imbalance in the body.

- Diabetes.

- Pulmonary tuberculosis.

**Warnings and precautions when using Vidrop oral drops**

 

Before starting to use this medicine, it is advisable to talk to your doctor or pharmacist in the following cases:

- If you are allergic to any of the components of this medicine.

- If you have previously suffered from a stomach ulcer.

- If you suffer from liver problems.

- If you have kidney failure.

- If you have any heart disease.

- If you have asthma.

- If you have diabetes.

- If you are taking medicines containing vitamin D3, or eating foods or milk fortified with vitamin D3.

- If you are exposed to excessive sunlight while using this medicine.

- If you are taking additional supplements containing calcium.

Please also inform your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking, have recently taken, or might take any other medicines, including non-prescription medicines, prescription medicines, herbal supplements, vitamins, and nutritional supplements.

Some important notes?

 

The doctor may recommend another dose, according to the maximum daily allowance, according to your child's condition and needs. Therefore, you must adhere to the doctor's advice.

If the child was born prematurely, it is recommended to take (400-800) international units of Vidrop drops daily, until he completes his first year.The dose of Vidrop for treating rickets in children depends on monitoring the level of calcium in the blood and the results of X-rays on the bones.

The doctor may recommend following a complete diet in addition to taking Vidrop drops. This diet includes changing some dietary patterns and taking calcium supplements.