Definition Aspirin® Complex is a combined preparation of the active ingredients acetylsalicylic acid and pseudoephedrine hydrochloride. Due to the different active ingredients Aspirin® Complex has several properties. It has analgesic (analgesic), anti-inflammatory (antiphlogistic) and also antipyretic properties. It is available in pharmacies without a prescription, either as a granulate to dissolve or as a hot … Aspirin® Complex
What should I bear in mind when taking this medicine? Aspirin® Complex in granular form is dissolved in a glass of water while stirring, whereby the granules usually do not dissolve completely. The drug can be taken independently of meals. Avoid taking aspirin and alcohol, as it additionally promotes the development of stomach ulcers and … What should I bear in mind when taking this medicine? | Aspirin® Complex
Dosage Adults can take up to 2 sachets to dissolve at a time. This single dose can be repeated at intervals of 4 to 8 hours. A maximum of 6 sachets can be taken per day. For adolescents no recommendation regarding the dose has been made yet. The intake should not last longer than 3 … Dosage | Aspirin® Complex