Coughmed Relief has been formulated to help stimulate the body's normal immune response to coughing. With belladona, bryonia, hepar sulph and rumex crispus. It is available in both convenient oral spray and tablet form.
Homoeopathy is a unique system of medicine that aims to promote good health by using micro-doses of medicament which work to stimulate the body's own defence system. Homoeopathy is a non-drug therapy that is based on the principle of 'like cures like'. Homeopathic remedies have no side effects, are gentle enough to be used by all the family and can be used with any other forms of medication.
The homeopathic ingredients in this formula are:
Belladonna: Tickling, short dry cough worse at night, Painful larynx and a high fever with a cough
Bryonia: Dry hacking cough, Worse at night, lying down and after eating or drinking, painful stitches in chest, presses hand on sternum to relieve pain, Worse entering warm room, expectoration rust coloured.
Hepar Sulph: Dry hoarse cough, cough worse cold or uncovering, Loose rattling cough worse morning, Choking cough
Rumex crispus: Dry tickling cough, Aggravated by pressure, talking inspiring cool air and at night, Thin watery, frothy expectoration later stringy and tough, Raw pain under clavical
Homoeopathic potencies of Rumex Crispus 30x & 60x, Bryonia 30c, Hepar Sulph 30x & 60x and Belladonna 30c in a Lactose Tablet
Acute: 2 tablets per dose every 15 minutes for up to 6 doses then 3 times per day as required. Suck the tablets for 1 or 2 minutes then either dispose of tablets or chew and swallow.
Chronic: 2 tablets per dose 3 times per day as required.
Homeopathic remedies aim to stimulate your body to respond to symptoms being experienced. Unlike many healthcare products, homeopathic remedies should stop being taken when symptoms start to improve. Equally, if symptoms persist or get worse, stop taking the remedy immediately and consult your healthcare professional.
Keep out of reach of children. Liquid and oral spray remedies are generally better given to babies and very young children than tablets. Tablet remedies are manufactured using a base of lactose (milk sugar). They are usually safe for diabetics, however professional advice should be sought if in doubt. They are not suitable for anyone with lactose intolerance. It is recommended that tablets not be given to babies and very young children.
