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Yerbalaxa herbal tea 10 sachets, Digestion, transit Iphym
Over-the-counter medication

Yerbalaxa herbal tea 10 sachets, Digestion, transit Iphym

Brand : Iphym Pharma Iphym Pharma
€7.71 EXCL. VAT €8.49 INCL. VAT
This product is an over-the-counter medication. Please consult the package insert before ordering online.
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Yerbalaxa tea is recommended for the short-term treatment of occasional constipation in adults.

What is Yerbalaxa tea 10 sachets used for, Digestion, transit Iphym?

This Yerbalaxa tea is recommended for the short-term treatment of occasional constipation in adults. Yerbalaxa herbal tea is a stimulating laxative , that is to say that this mixture of plants modifies the intestinal hydroelectrolytic exchanges and stimulates colonic motricity.

How to take this herbal tea for digestion?

Dosage: For adults only.

Take one infusion per day with 1 dose sachet.

Method and route of administration: Oral route.

Put boiling water in a cup containing the sachet-dose. Leave to infuse for 5 to 10 minutes.

Duration of treatment :

This treatment should only be taken for a short time (maximum 8-10 days). If the effect of the treatment is insufficient, do not increase the dose or prolong the use but seek the advice of your doctor or your pharmacy on our online pharmacy.

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What is the composition of this Yerbalaxa herbal tea?

Qualitative and quantitative composition:

BOURDAINE (bark containing at least 6% in anthracene heterosides expressed in glucotrangulins A) ............................ 40.0 mg

SENE (sheet containing at least 2.5% in anthracene heterosides expressed as sennosides B) ............................... ..... 800.0 mg

(Corresponding minimum total amount of anthracene heterosides ........ 22.4 mg)

MALLOW (leaf) .................................. 800.0 mg

Excipients: Anise (fruit).

Stimulating laxative (A: digestive system and metabolism)

What are the side effects and contraindications?

  • Certain diseases of the bowel and colon
  • In case of abdominal pain (stomach pain)
  • In case of chronic constipation (long-lasting constipation)
  • In children under 10 years old

This medication is generally not recommended, unless your doctor advises otherwise in the following cases:

This medication is not recommended during pregnancy and lactation. In general, during pregnancy and breastfeeding, always seek the advice of your doctor or your pharmacy on our online pharmacy before using any medication.

  • In combination with certain diuretics or certain heart medications.
  • Do not exceed the expiry date shown on the outer packaging.

  • Store at a temperature below 25 ° C, protected from light and humidity.

This medication may, in some people, cause more or less bothersome effects: it is possible that stomach pains, diarrhea occur. You must stop the treatment and tell your doctor, risk of decrease in the amount of potassium in the blood, abnormal coloration of the urine is possible.

Presentation - Packaging

Yerbalaxa herbal tea Digestion and transit Iphym is available in our online pharmacy in 10 Sachets format.

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