Painful cramps after ovulation, menstrual cramps, mood swings, FEMI-CYL L Ho-Len-Complex drops
COMPOSITION, Painful cramps after ovulation, menstrual cramps, mood swings
10 g mixture contain: Cocculus Dil. D4 2.5g, Lachesis dil. D10 2.5g, Nux vomica dil. D6 2.5g, Pulsatilla dil. D4 2.5g.
Contains 56.5% alcohol by volume
Femi-cyl® L Women's Complex is used for diseases and complaints related to the female genital organs. The preparation is primarily designed for young women. It can be used for menstrual cramps, irregular, painful bleeding or for young girls until the period has settled. Typical applications are:
cramping pains
irregular bleeding
Mood states before or during menstruation
Painful cramps after ovulation, menstrual cramps, mood swings, FEMI-CYL L APPLICATION
The areas of application are derived from the homeopathic drug pictures.
These include: Menstrual cramps, including those with mood swings.
These include: Menstrual cramps, including those with mood swings.
A NOTICE Painful cramps after ovulation, menstrual cramps, mood swings, FEMI-CYL L
In the event of menstrual disorders, you should first consult a doctor, as these may be diseases that require medical clarification.
Painful cramps after ovulation, menstrual cramps, mood swings, FEMI-CYL L DOSAGE
Unless otherwise prescribed:
In acute conditions, take 5 drops every half to full hour, up to 6 times a day.
In chronic forms, take 5 drops 1-3 times a day. Take 5 drops 1-3 times a day.
If the symptoms improve, the frequency of administration should be reduced.
In chronic forms, take 5 drops 1-3 times a day. Take 5 drops 1-3 times a day.
If the symptoms improve, the frequency of administration should be reduced.
COMBINATION Painful cramps after ovulation, menstrual cramps, mood swings, FEMI-CYL L INSTRUCTIONS
Spasmodic pain: Lithias -cyl L
Skin problems, impure skin: Dermi -cyl L, Akne-cyl
Heavy menstrual bleeding: Haemo -cyl L
Skin problems, impure skin: Dermi -cyl L, Akne-cyl
Heavy menstrual bleeding: Haemo -cyl L
For risks and side effects, read the leaflet and ask your doctor or pharmacist.