OKOUBAKA D 6 tablets, 80 pc

Instructions for use for OKOUBAKA D 6 tablets, 80 pc

Instructions for use of the article OKOUBAKA D 6: - Okoubaka D 6 is a homeopathic medicinal product without therapeutic indication. - It contains lactose (milk sugar) and wheat starch. - Read the package leaflet and ask your doctor or pharmacist about risks and side effects. - Okoubaka D 6 is available in tablet form. - If your symptoms get worse or do not improve, consult a doctor. - Tell your doctor or pharmacist about possible side effects. - Okoubaka D 6 must not be used if you are hypersensitive to wheat starch or any of the other ingredients. - You should seek medical advice if you have persistent or new symptoms. - There are no known interactions with other medicines. - The effect of Okoubaka D 6 may be influenced by harmful lifestyle factors or by stimulants and stimulants. - Ask your doctor for advice before use during pregnancy and breast-feeding. - No special precautions are required with regard to fitness for traffic and the operation of machines. - Okoubaka D 6 contains lactose and wheat starch. Please do not take it if you suffer from an intolerance to certain sugars. - The duration of use of Okoubaka D 6 should be discussed with a therapist experienced in homeopathy. OKOUBAKA - There are no known harmful effects in case of overdose. - Do not take a double dose if you have forgotten to take it before. - No harmful effects are expected if you stop using Okoubaka D 6. - If you have any questions about the use of this medicine, ask your doctor or pharmacist. - Wheat starch may cause hypersensitivity reactions. - Homeopathic medicines may temporarily cause initial aggravation of existing symptoms. - Keep Okoubaka D 6 below 25 °C and keep it away from children. - Do not use the medicine after the stated expiry date. - Okoubaka D 6 contains Okoubaka Trit. D6, magnesium stearate and wheat starch. - It is available in packs of 80 and 200 tablets. - The manufacturer of Okoubaka D6 tablets is DHU-Arzneimittel GmbH & Co KG , based in Karlsruhe.