CAUSTICUM HAHNEMANNI D 4 globules, 10 g

Instructions for use for CAUSTICUM HAHNEMANNI D 4 globules, 10 g

Directions for use of the article Causticum Hahnemanni D 4 Globuli: Causticum Hahnemanni D 4 is a homeopathic medicinal product whose indications are not specified. It contains the active substance Causticum Hahnemanni (homeopathic). The medicinal product is available in the form of scattering globules. Before using Causticum Hahnemanni D 4, it should be noted that it must not be used if you are hypersensitive to any of the ingredients. Medical advice should be sought if symptoms persist, are unclear or are new. There are no known interactions of Causticum Hahnemanni D 4 with other medicines. The effect of the homeopathic medicinal product may be influenced by an unhealthy lifestyle and the consumption of stimulants and stimulants. Pregnant and breastfeeding women are advised to ask their doctor for advice before using the medicine. No special precautions are required with regard to roadworthiness and the operation of machines. Persons with an intolerance to certain sugars should only take the medicinal product after consulting their doctor. Causticum Hahnemanni D 4 is administered by taking the globules, which should be taken before or after meals. Long-term use without medical advice is not recommended. In the event of an overdose, consultation with a doctor should be sought. If the application is forgotten, a double dose should not be taken. Discontinuation of the medicine has no harmful effects. Side effects of Causticum Hahnemanni D 4 are not known so far. In the event of a temporary worsening of symptoms, the medicine should be discontinued and a doctor consulted. The medicinal product should be stored at room temperature and protected from children. It should not be used after the expiry date on the container and outer wrapping. The pack size is 10 g of scattering globules. The manufacturer of the medicinal product is DHU-Arzneimittel GmbH & Co KG in Karlsruhe. Notice: For risks and side effects, read the package leaflet and ask your doctor or pharmacist. Source: Information in the package leaflet (as of 01/2016)