Like any medicine, B9 has a number of contraindications. In particular, hypersensitivity to this vitamin.
If a woman has the diseases indicated in the annotation, then taking folic acid when planning pregnancy and its dosage will be determined by the treating gynecologist.
The instructions indicate that folacin cannot be combined with certain medications (click to enlarge instructions).
Taking folacin will not always help the fetus to form correctly. This may be due to incomplete absorption of the vitamin.
The body “does not accept” folacin or absorbs it partially under the following conditions:
• a woman smokes;
• suffers from alcohol addiction;
• lives in regular stress;
• does not get enough sleep;
• takes hormonal medications.