The safety of calcium and vitamin D supplements, such as Centrum Ostocalcium, in diabetic patients depends on several factors. It is individualised based on overall health, kidney function, calcium levels, diet, and ongoing medications. It should not be taken on your own without medical guidance, especially in chronic conditions like diabetes. Proper medical evaluation is essential to determine whether supplementation is actually needed and to ensure it is safe and appropriate for your specific condition.

Ostocalcium Total provides calcium and vitamin D, which support bone health, but it does not relieve pain. Persistent leg and lower back pain may be caused by arthritis, nerve issues, or other musculoskeletal problems, so your mother needs to see a doctor for a proper evaluation. For pain relief, a doctor may recommend suitable painkillers, such as paracetamol or ibuprofen, or other treatments, depending on the underlying cause.

Yes, Centrum Ostocalcium may cause side effects such as constipation and acidity (indigestion or heartburn) in some people. If you experience this, take the tablet with food, drink plenty of fluids, and increase fibre intake. However, if constipation or acidity persists or worsens, talk to a doctor.

Adults and children above 13 years can take two tablets a day or as advised by the physician. However, avoid taking two tablets at the same time. Space them evenly for better results.