L107 Gastro-entérite LEHNING 40 tablets orodispersible in our organic pharmacy, Give your opinion on the directions for use and dosage with our partner Verified opinions after your purchase.
L107 LEHNING is a homeopathic medicine traditionally used to treat transient diarrhea in adults, nausea and vomiting without fever.
Its new orodispersible tablet formula makes it quick and convenient to take. It is placed on the tongue and the active ingredient is absorbed through the gastrointestinal mucosa. This formulation is ideal for people with swallowing problems, and can be taken under any circumstances.
Adults: 1 dose after each liquid stool, spaced according to improvement (maximum 3 tablets per day). Let the tablet melt under the tongue, preferably outside mealtimes.
Children under 6: dissolve the tablet in a little water before taking, as there is a risk of a false route. Take at intervals as soon as symptoms improve, and stop taking as soon as symptoms disappear. Treatment should not exceed 5 days.
Sublingual route.
China rubra 3 DH
Arsenicum album 6 DH
Nux vomica 4 DH
Mercurius corrosivus 6 DH
Chamomilla vulgaris 9 DH
Colocynthis 4 DH
Ipeca 4 DH
Belladonna 3 DH
For one orodispersible tablet.
excipient with notorious effect: lactose, mannitol. One tablet contains 136.74mg lactose and 106.75mg mannitol.
Keep out of reach of children
Do not exceed recommended dose
Box of 40 tablets
To complement the action of L107, we recommend combining it with Oleocaps 2 from Pranarom, which fights the bacteria responsible for the disease and helps relieve associated aches and pains.
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