Application for conjunctivitis Bepanthen® eye drops are very well suited for the treatment of a so-called keratoconjunctivitis sicca (conjunctivitis). This type of conjunctivitis is not infectious but can be caused by various causes that disturb the tear film. The consequences are dry eyes and irritation of the conjunctiva. Redness, a burning or foreign body sensation, … Application for conjunctivitis | Bepanthen® eye drops
Contraindications When using Bepanthen® eye drops, there are few contraindications that must be considered. An important contraindication is known allergies or hypersensitivity to one or more of the ingredients contained. Furthermore Bepanthen® eye drops should not be used if the containers are damaged. Single-dose containers are also intended for single use only, as no preservatives … Contraindications | Bepanthen® eye drops
Application for contact lenses Bepanthen® eye drops may also be used with hard as well as soft contact lenses. The contact lenses do not have to be removed for use. However, regular breaks from the contact lenses are recommended to protect the eye and the strained tear film. All articles in this series: Bepanthen® eye … Application for contact lenses | Bepanthen® eye drops
Introduction BCAA capsules contain the protein-rich amino acids valine, leucine and isoleucine in powder form. The abbreviation BCAA comes from the English and stands for branched chain amino acids. These are essential amino acids, which means that the body cannot produce them itself, so they must be taken with food. BCAA capsules are particularly popular … BCAA Capsules
What is the dosage? For the dosage of the BCAA capsules there are different recommendations of the manufacturers. First of all, it is important to follow the instructions of the respective manufacturer. In any case, one’s own state of health and fitness should be taken into account, as well as the intended purpose of the … What is the dosage? | BCAA Capsules
When should one take the capsules? BCAA capsules are no longer only of interest in the sports sector. Also in medicine, for fat reduction during a diet or for general muscle build-up after illnesses, the capsules are attracting more and more attention. When the capsules should be taken depends on the general state of health. … When should one take the capsules? | BCAA Capsules
What are BCAAs? BCAAs are food supplements that can be sufficiently supplied by a balanced and healthy diet. Athletes can have a higher demand for BCAAs through intensive and frequent training and therefore have to take them additionally through supplementation. In principle, the intake of BCAAs is safe for healthy people. Older athletes, as well … BCAA – side effects
Introduction Bepanthen® eye and nose ointment is used to support wound healing in the case of diseases and injuries in the area of the eyes and the nasal mucous membrane. It is a freely available product that can be purchased without prescription in pharmacies. It contains the active ingredient dexpanthenol, which is similar to a … Bepanthen® eye and nose ointment
Side effects Side effects are hardly to be expected when using Bepanthen® eye and nose ointment. The contained active ingredient is similar to a vitamin naturally occurring in the skin and no other additives are included. The only known possible side effect of Bepanthen® Eye and Nose Ointment is an intolerance reaction which can manifest … Side effects | Bepanthen® eye and nose ointment
Can Bepanthen eye and nose ointment also be used for babies? Bepanthen® eye and nose ointment may also be used for babies and infants. The contained natural active ingredient is harmless and the cream is free of additives. However, in case of injuries or inflammation of the eye it may be advisable to consult your … Can Bepanthen eye and nose ointment also be used for babies? | Bepanthen® eye and nose ointment
Side effect In the case of preparations containing moderate concentrations of herbal incense extracts, the expected side effects are very low or their occurrence very unlikely. In rare cases, allergic reactions to incense may occur. These can occur in different ways depending on the use of the incense preparation: when used externally, they usually manifest … Side effect | Incense
Alternatives to incense Instead of incense, other household remedies or herbal preparations can also be used. In order to treat inflammatory autoimmune skin diseases, ointments with urea or evening primrose oil can be used. Essential oils, which have a cooling and thus anti-itching effect, can also help: These include camphor and menthol. In order to … Alternatives to incense | Incense
