Dr. Reckeweg R6 Influenza Drop Oral Drops

Dr. Reckeweg R6 Influenza Drop is a homoeopathic medicine that can help in the management of viral infections like influenza through a proprietary blend of several homoeopathic herbs like bryonia, camphora, and causticum hahne. It can be used in the management of colds and irritation of the mucous membranes. The formulation aids in reducing fever, headaches, piercing pains and inflammations. Regular consumption aids in managing symptoms of influenza and the discomforts associated with it. The drop may help relieve headaches and congestion.

Key Ingredients
Baptisia, bryonia, camphora, causticum, eucalyptus, eupatorium perfoliatum, ferrum phosphoricum, gelsemium and sabadilla.

Indications
Fever, headaches, congestion piercing pains

Net Quantity:
22 ml.

Product Form:
Drop.

Key Benefits:

• Baptisia helps in managing typhoid fever, stupor and lethargy, cold, and irritation of the mucous membranes

• It contains bryonia that assists in catarrhal fever, headaches, piercing pains, and inflammation of the serous tissues

• Causticum aids in managing sensation of the rawness of mucosa, hollow cough, and weakness of the sphincter of the bladder

• The eucalyptus in this formulation aids in managing general agitation and accelerated breathing, weariness and rigidity of limbs, headaches and fever

• Eupatorium perfoliatum helps manage the fever with the sensation of prostration, catarrhal inflammation of the upper air-passages with a tendency to cough and sensation of the rawness of mucosa

• Ferrum phosphoricum is a remedy for fever and inflammation, low pulse, and rush towards the head

• Gelsemium helps manage congestive headaches, sleeplessness, shivering and prostration

Dosage
Take 10-15 drops in some water every 15 minutes to 2 hours.

Safety Information

• It is best avoided in pregnancy, lactation and children

• Read the label carefully before use

• Store in a cool and dry place, away from sunlight

• Keep out of reach of children

• Don’t exceed the recommended dosage

• Use under medical supervision