KORODIN Cardiovascular Oral Drops, 40 ml

Instructions for use for KORODIN Cardiovascular Oral Drops, 40 ml

Korodin Cardiovascular Drops are a medicine for the treatment of circulatory regulation disorders, especially dizziness due to low blood pressure. The drops contain the active substances D-camphor and hawthorn fruit fluid extract. They are taken 3 times a day, either undiluted and dripped on the tongue or slowly melted in the mouth on a piece of sugar or bread. The dosage can be increased depending on the severity of the symptoms. Korodin Cardiovascular Drops must not be taken if there is hypersensitivity to the ingredients or in cases of bronchial asthma or respiratory diseases. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should also avoid the medicine. Side effects such as headache, dizziness, restlessness, palpitations and gastrointestinal complaints are rare. Korodin Cardiovascular Drops contain 60% alcohol by volume and should therefore be used with caution by people with alcoholism, liver disease, epilepsy or pregnant women and children. The duration of use is not limited in time, but consultation with a doctor may be necessary. If symptoms do not improve after 6 weeks, medical advice should also be sought.