PULSATILLA D 3 globules, 10 g

Instructions for use for Pulsatilla D 3 globules

Pulsatilla D 3 is a homeopathic medicine that is registered without a therapeutic indication.No prescription is required for this product.It contains the active ingredient Pulsatilla pratensis in homeopathic dilution D3, processed into 10 g pellets.The other ingredient is sucrose (sugar).

Areas of application

Pulsatilla D 3 is a registered homeopathic medicine and is therefore used without a specific therapeutic indication.

Important notes

Pulsatilla D 3 must not be used if you are hypersensitive to any of the components of the drug.If you have persistent, unclear or new symptoms, you should seek medical advice.Tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are using any other medicines, even if they are non-prescription products.

Application

The sprinkles should be taken half an hour before or after a meal and allowed to slowly dissolve in the mouth.Long-term use without medical advice is not recommended.There are no known harmful effects in the event of an overdose, but if in doubt you should consult a doctor.Missed doses should not be compensated for by doubling the dose.

Side effects

So far there are no known side effects.However, the symptoms may temporarily worsen (initial worsening).In this case you should stop using it and consult your doctor.

Storage

Pulsatilla D 3 does not require any special storage conditions.Keep the medicine out of the reach and reach of children and do not use it after the expiry date stated on the packaging.

More information

Pulsatilla D 3 is available in packs of 10 g scattering beads.The pharmaceutical entrepreneur and manufacturer is DHU-Arzneimittel GmbH & Co. KG, Ottostraße 24, 76227 Karlsruhe.

Pulsatilla D 3 globules require a pharmacy and can be purchased from your mail-order pharmacy.They are one of the natural remedies that are becoming increasingly popular, especially for minor ailments or in children.Natural remedies usually have fewer side effects and are better tolerated.In homeopathy, globules or sugar balls are often used as a carrier.