CYSTO HEVERT Tropfen

Active ingredients 52 mg Urtica mother tincture 49 mg Bucco mother tincture 100 mg Solidago virgaurea mother tincture 50 mg Populus tremuloides mother tincture 200 mg Petroselinum crispum convar. crispum mother tincture 497 mg Serenoa repens mother tincture 52 mg Equisetum arvense mother tincture excipients 551 mg ethanol Source: Avoxa/ABDATA Pharma Data Service Composition: 100 ml drops contain: Bucco mother tincture 5 ml (bucco leaves) Equisetum arvense mother tincture 5 ml (field horsetail) Petroselinum mother tincture 20 ml (parsley) Populus tremuloides mother tincture 5 ml (quaking aspen) Sabal serrulatum mother tincture 50 ml (saw palmetto) Solidago virgaurea mother tincture 10 ml (goldenrod) Urtica mother tincture 5 ml (nettle) Other ingredients: None. Areas of application: The areas of application are derived from the homeopathic drug images. These include: bladder and urinary tract diseases, bladder emptying disorders. If you have blood in your urine, have a fever or acute urinary retention, or have persistent or unclear symptoms, you should consult a doctor. Dosage: Unless otherwise prescribed in acute conditions, take 5-10 drops every half to an hour, a maximum of 12 times a day. For chronic forms, take 5-10 drops 1-3 times a day. “Cysto Hevert” drops should be taken diluted in plenty of hot water or tea. Contraindications: Due to the component petroselinum, not used in inflammatory kidney diseases and during pregnancy. Since there is no sufficiently documented experience, "Cysto Hevert" should only be used during breastfeeding after consulting a doctor. “Cysto Hevert” should not be used in alcoholics. Because of the alcohol content, the medicine should only be used by liver patients, epileptics and people with organic brain diseases after consulting a doctor. This is particularly true with acute dosage. There is no adequately documented experience with the use of this medicine in children. For this reason and because of the alcohol content, it should not be used in children under 12 years of age. Warning: Contains 63% alcohol by volume. Side effects: Using the drug can cause increased sensitivity of the skin to light with sunburn-like symptoms, especially in fair-skinned people. In rare cases, stomach problems may occur when taking the drug. Interactions: None known. The combination of active ingredients present in “Cysto Hevert” drops is the predominant effect of rapid pain relief and anti-inflammatory effects. Urine-disinfecting, bladder-toning and kidney function-stimulating ingredients such as Bucco (bucco leaves), Populus tremuloides (quaking aspen), Petroselinum (parsley), Equisetum arvense (field horsetail) as well as Solidago virgaurea (goldenrod) and Urtica (stinging nettle) improve the urinary symptoms associated with the disease. The active ingredients of Sabal serrulatum (saw palmetto) particularly counteract bladder emptying disorders in benign prostate enlargement. The urinary tract (ureters, bladder and urethra) are often threatened by ascending bacterial or viral infections. Women are particularly at risk because of their short urethra. A bladder infection is manifested by burning when urinating, frequent urination, usually at night, painful urge to urinate and pain after urination. In the case of urethritis, the burning sensation when urinating is the main focus. It is not uncommon for psychosocial stress or the associated weakening of the immune system to be an additional triggering factor for a bladder infection, making it chronic or even provoking an irritable bladder (frequent urge to urinate). If a bladder infection is severe or recurring, the cause must be precisely determined. If bacterial pathogens are present, they must be combated with specially effective antibiotics in order to prevent them from entering the renal pelvis and causing serious kidney diseases. The interior of the urethra can become severely narrowed due to urinary stones, scarring, foreign bodies or tumors. The result is a thin stream of urine; Bladder emptying disorders occur. The most common cause of bladder emptying disorders in older men is benign enlargement of the prostate. What is commonly referred to as enlargement of the prostate or prostate adenoma are actually (usually benign) growths of the glands around the urethra. These growths push the prostate outward until it finally becomes palpable. More than half of all men over 50 will develop prostate enlargement at some point, which can severely restrict the bladder neck. Signs include frequent urge to urinate (even at night), reduction in the thickness and strength of the urine stream, later incomplete emptying of the bladder and finally dribbling of urine (persistent urge to urinate with ever smaller amounts of urine). In the first stage, the bladder adapts to the outflow obstruction by strengthening its muscles, in the second stage the bladder expands more and more and finally relaxes, in the third stage the urine backs up in the ureter up to the renal pelvis, kidney damage occurs and ultimately gradual uremia (poisoning). This process usually lasts for many years, and sometimes it even remains at the first stage. As a result of urinary obstruction, infections (with bladder infections) can easily occur. “Cysto Hevert” can also provide lasting improvement in these symptoms as long-term therapy.