PHOSPHORUS INJEEL S Ampoules, 10 pc

Instructions for use for PHOSPHORUS INJEEL S Ampoules, 10 pc

Directions for use of the article "Phosphorus Inj S". Phosphorus Inj S is a homeopathic medicinal product in liquid dilution for injection. It is registered without a therapeutic indication. If symptoms of illness persist during use, seek medical advice. There are no known contraindications. If symptoms worsen or if new/unknown symptoms occur, you should consult your doctor as medical clarification and treatment may be necessary. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should consult their doctor before use. There are no known interactions. However, please note that the effect of a homeopathic medicine can be influenced by harmful lifestyle habits and stimulants and stimulants. If you are taking other medicines, ask your doctor for advice. Homeopathic medicines should not be used for a long time without medical advice. There are no known side effects. A temporary worsening of the symptoms (initial worsening) is possible when using a homeopathic medicine. In this case, you should stop using the medicine and consult your doctor. The expiry date of the medicine is stated on the packaging. Store the medicine out of the reach of children and use up opened ampoules immediately. Composition: One ampoule of 1.1 ml contains Phosphorus Dil. D12 0.275 ml, Phosphorus Dil. D30 0.275 ml, Phosphorus Dil. D200 0.275 ml, Phosphorus Dil. D1000 0.275 ml. The ampoules are available in pack sizes of 10 or 100. Pharmaceutical company and manufacturer: Biologische Heilmittel Heel GmbH, Dr.-Reckeweg-Str. 2-4, 76532 Baden-Baden. Please read the package leaflet and ask your doctor or pharmacist about risks and side effects. Source: Package leaflet (as of 04/2016). Note from our pharmacists: We usually supply our products in household quantities with a maximum number of 15 packs per quarter. With regard to drug safety, we reserve the right to set specific maximum quantities for certain medicines, especially for products used for short periods or those with a higher risk of overdose. Note: This summary does not contain repeated information from the source.