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My dad is heart patient and on dialysis too please suggest which multivitamin is a good substitute of centrum 50+ , multibionta 50+ or sanatogen 50+?

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Dialysis vitamins: Ask your father to ask his nephrologist for nephrovite vitamins. These are commonly used for dialysis patients and contain the following: biotin 0.3mg-calcium pantothenic acid 10mg-folic acid 1mg-niacinamide 20mg-vitamin b1 1.5mg-vitamin b2 1.7mg-vitamin b6 10mg-vitamin B12 0.006mg-vitamin c 60mg. Therer are no fat soluble vitamins such as a, d and e in nephrovite tabs.

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Dr. Warren Foster answered

Specializes in Cardiac Electrophysiology

Baby aspirin: A nephrologist (kidney doctor) can answer the question specific to dialysis patients. From a cardiovascular (heart disease) standpoint, many people may forget the importance of a baby Aspirin (81mg) to protect against future heart attacks. Few multivitamins are rigorously studied in scientific trials to prove harm or benefit, so you may wish to switch to an aspirin, which has proven benefit.

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