OKOUBAKA D 4 globules, 10 g

Instructions for use for OKOUBAKA D 4 globules, 10 g

Directions for use of the article Okoubaka D 4 Globules Okoubaka D 4 is a homeopathic medicinal product registered without a therapeutic indication. Important information: - The medicine contains sucrose (sucrose / sugar) and may cause side effects. - Read the package leaflet carefully and ask your doctor or pharmacist for risks and side effects. - Okoubaka D 4 is available without a prescription but should be used properly. - Keep the leaflet and contact a doctor if the symptoms get worse or do not improve. - Tell your doctor or pharmacist about any side effects. Use Okoubaka D 4: - The scattering globules should be taken half an hour before or after meals and allowed to dissolve slowly in the mouth. - The duration of use should not be exceeded without medical advice. - In case of overdose or forgotten use, you should consult a doctor. - Discontinuation of Okoubaka D 4 has no harmful effects. Special precautions: - Do not use in case of hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients. - Seek medical advice in case of unclear or new symptoms. - Tell your doctor or pharmacist about other medicines you are using or have recently used. - The effect may be influenced by harmful lifestyle factors and stimulants and stimulants. - Seek medical advice before use during pregnancy and lactation. Storage: - No special storage conditions required. - Keep out of reach of children. - Do not use after the expiry date. Side effects: - Side effects are not known so far. - An initial aggravation of existing complaints may occur temporarily. Further information: - Okoubaka D 4 contains the active substance Okoubaka Dil. D4 processed in 10 g of scattering globules. - No special advice is required on fitness for traffic and operation of machines. Manufacturer: - Deutsche Homöopathie-Union, Ottostraße 24, 76227 Karlsruhe, Germany. Notice: - For further questions on the use of the medicinal product, ask your doctor or pharmacist. Source: Information in the package leaflet, as of 01/2016