Ginkgo biloba Ginkgorell ®
Liquid dilution for injection
10 ampoules of 1 ml
Ginkgorell ® is a registered homeopathic medicine and therefore no therapeutic indication is given. The areas of application are derived from the homeopathic drug pictures and key symptoms.
For information on risks and side effects, read the package insert and ask your doctor or pharmacist.
What strengths and dosage forms are there?
Gingko biloba leaves dry extract are commonly available as
- Film-coated tablets containing 30 mg to 240 mg dry extract from Ginkgo biloba leaves (35-67: 1),
- Solution (drops) containing 40 mg dry extract from Ginkgo biloba leaves (35-67: 1) in 1 ml,
- Ginkgo biloba leaves mother tincture.
Your doctor or your pharmacist will advise you which strength and dosage form are suitable for your treatment.
"Gingko biloba leaves" are used for
- symptomatic treatment of mental loss of performance caused by organic brain tissue. It is used as part of an overall therapeutic concept in the case of a progressive decline or loss of acquired intellectual abilities (dementia syndrome) with the main complaints: memory disorders, concentration disorders, depression, dizziness, ringing in the ears, headaches.
The individual response to the medication cannot be predicted.
Before starting treatment with this medicinal product, it should be clarified whether the symptoms are not due to an underlying disease that is specifically to be treated.
- To extend the pain-free walking distance in the case of arterial occlusive disease in the limbs, so-called "intermittent claudication" (intermittent claudication in stage II according to FONTAINE) as part of physical-therapeutic measures, especially walking training.
- In the case of dizziness as a result of circulatory disorders or age-related regression processes (vertigo of vascular and involutive genesis).
- For the supportive treatment of noises in the ears as a result of circulatory disorders or age-related regression processes (tinnitus of vascular and involutive genesis).
Frequently occurring dizziness and ringing in the ears generally need to be clarified by a doctor. In the event of sudden hearing loss or hearing loss, a doctor should be consulted immediately.