ERGOTINUM Q

Ergotinum Q is derived from Ergotin, also known as ergotamine, is an alkaloid derived from the fungus Claviceps purpurea, commonly found on rye and other cereal grains.

Benefits:

• Haemostatic Action: Primarily known for its physiological use as a haemostatic agent, meaning it helps stop bleeding. It can be particularly effective in managing uterine and pulmonary haemorrhages (bleeding from the uterus and lungs, respectively). This property can be crucial in situations where controlling bleeding is essential to prevent further complications.
• Arteriole Contraction: Works by causing contraction of the arterioles (small arteries). This vasoconstrictive effect helps to reduce blood flow to the affected area, thereby aiding in the cessation of bleeding.

Dosage:

Use strictly as directed by a qualified practitioner. Do not self-medicate in infants or during pregnancy/lactation without professional advice.

Note: Avoid any strong smell in the mouth before taking this medicine. Maintain a 45-minute gap before or after meals or other medications to avoid interference with the efficacy of the medicine. Do not exceed the recommended dose.

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use.
• There are no known side-effects or contraindications to the remedy.
• Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Keep out of reach of children.