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If someone takes too much folic acid, emergency medical attention is important. You may also contact the local poison control office (1-800-222-1222). Symptoms include:
Folic acid is water soluble (dissolves in water), so excess amounts are removed in urine. Chronic high doses may cause problems for people taking anticonvulsants; high levels may lead to seizures.
- Nausea
- Gas
- Rash
- Sleep problems
- Irritability
- Bitter taste
Folic acid is water soluble (dissolves in water), so excess amounts are removed in urine. Chronic high doses may cause problems for people taking anticonvulsants; high levels may lead to seizures.
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