CRATAEGUS D 2 tablets, 80 pc

Instructions for use for CRATAEGUS D 2 tablets, 80 pc

Crataegus D 2 Tablets is a registered homeopathic medicinal product for which no therapeutic indications are given. It contains the active substance Crataegus in homeopathic dilution. The tablets are sold without a prescription. It is recommended that you read the package leaflet carefully and consult your doctor or pharmacist if you have any questions. Before using Crataegus D 2 Tablets, it should be noted that the medicine must not be used if you are hypersensitive to wheat starch or other ingredients. Medical advice should be sought in the event of persistent, unclear or newly occurring complaints. No information is available on interactions with other medicinal products. Crataegus D 2 Tablets may be taken with food and drink, but generally harmful lifestyle factors and stimulants and stimulants may impair the effect of the medicinal product. Medical advice should be sought before using Crataegus D 2 Tablets during pregnancy and lactation. No special precautions are required with regard to the ability to drive and operate machinery. The tablets contain lactose (milk sugar) and wheat starch. People with a known intolerance to certain sugars should only take the medicine after consulting their doctor. Store without special storage conditions. The medicinal product should not be used after the expiry date which is stated on the container and outer wrapping. Possible side effects of the medicinal product may not occur in everyone. Wheat starch may cause hypersensitivity reactions. There may be a temporary aggravation of existing symptoms when taking a homeopathic medicine. In case of significant adverse effects or side effects not listed, the doctor or pharmacist should be informed. The medicinal product is manufactured by DHU-Arzneimittel GmbH & Co KG in Karlsruhe. Please note that this is only a summary of the information in the package leaflet. Read the full package leaflet before using the medicine. If you have any further questions, ask your doctor or pharmacist.