Cocculine Motion Sickness Boiron Homeopathy 40 tablets

Boiron's Cocculine is a homeopathic medicine traditionally used:

• for nausea and vomiting without fever
• for motion sickness

What is Boiron Homeopathy Cocculine for Nausea (40 Tablets) used for?

COCCULINE®, an orodispersible tablet, is a homeopathic medicine traditionally used:

for nausea and vomiting without fever or motion sickness

Cocculine is also used for motion sickness in pregnant women, children 18 months and older, and pets (dogs, cats, and exotic pets). 

From 18 months of age

In cases of motion sickness, the inner ear (balance center) misinterprets the difference between the car’s movements and remaining still. It sends signals to the brain, including signals that stimulate the vomiting center located in that part of the body.
The more intense these signals are, the more pronounced the digestive symptoms (excessive salivation, nausea, vomiting) will be.
Stress and/or anxiety amplify the intensity of these signals.

Instructions for Use of the Homeopathic Medication Cocculine Boiron

Dosage for COCCULINE Motion Sickness

This medication is intended for adults and children over 18 months of age.
· For adults:
2 lozenges 3 times a day the day before and on the day of travel.
2 lozenges as soon as symptoms appear. Repeat as needed.
· For children:
1 lozenge 3 times a day the day before and on the day of travel.
1 lozenge as soon as symptoms appear. Repeat as needed.
Stop taking the medication as soon as symptoms disappear.

Lemon and peppermint essential oils work synergistically to provide anti-nausea relief.

To find an alternative suitable for your children, check outPediakid Travel Sickness Syrup, a gentle and effective option available at pharmacies.

· For animals:

The homeopathic remedy Cocculine Boiron should only be used on animals that have not been trained (conditioned) or in emergency situations (animals not accustomed to traveling but suffering from motion sickness). In fact, the treatment of choice involves getting the dog or cat accustomed to traveling.

Dissolve 1 tablet in a small amount of water 3 times a day on the day before and the day of travel.

Method and Route of Administration for COCCULINE Boiron

Sublingual route
For children aged 18 months to 6 years and for pets (dogs, cats, exotic pets): Dissolve the tablet in a little water before administration due to the risk of choking. As soon as the child’s age permits, allow the tablets to dissolve under the tongue.

Duration of treatment with the homeopathic medication COCCULINE

Space out doses as symptoms improve and stop taking the medication once symptoms have disappeared. Maximum treatment duration: 7 days.

Pregnancy and Breastfeeding with COCCULINE

Consult your doctor or pharmacist before taking any medication.

Composition of Boiron Cocculine Orodispersible Tablets

Excipients with known effects: Propylene glycol,
Active ingredients:
Cocculus indicus 4CH ............................................... 0.625 mg
Nux vomica 4CH ....................................................... 0.625 mg
Tabacum 4CH .......................................................... 0.625 mg
Petroleum 4CH ......................................................... 0.625 mg
Per 250 mg orodispersible tablet.

Other ingredients: Lactose, croscarmellose sodium, magnesium stearate.

Contraindications for COCCULINE

Children under 18 months

Possible interactions with COCCULINE Boiron

This medication should preferably be taken between meals.

Side effects of COCCULINE

Like all medications, COCCULINE orodispersible tablets may cause side effects, although not everyone will experience them.
If you notice any side effects not listed in this leaflet, or if any side effects become severe, please tell your doctor or pharmacist.

Storage Conditions for COCCULINE

Store at a temperature not exceeding 30°C

Precautions and Warnings for COCCULINE

The use of this medication, COCCULINE, is not recommended in patients with galactose intolerance, Lapp lactase deficiency, or glucose-galactose malabsorption syndrome (rare hereditary disorders).

Advice from Your Expert Pharmacist

Here are some practical tips for preventing motion sickness:

• In a car, it’s best to sit toward the front; on a bus, in the middle; on a plane, choose a seat near the wings; and on a boat, sit in the center or toward the back.
• Eat before departure, avoiding fatty foods and opting for solid foods like bread
• Don’t read; instead, focus on a fixed point straight ahead
• If you’re able to drive, take the wheel
• Drink frequently
• Take regular breaks

How to Treat Motion Sickness with Homeopathic Remedies

To prevent motion sickness while traveling,Boiron homeopathic remedies can be used both preventatively and as a treatment, avoiding the side effects associated with allopathic medications, particularly drowsiness.

• Boiron Cocculine: Ifsymptoms appear, you can take 2 tablets or 1 dose every hour, spacing out doses as symptoms improve. TheCocculusremedy is used formotion sickness-relatednausea accompanied by dizziness; symptoms are relieved in warm, enclosed spaces.
• Boiron Tabacumis fornausea and dizziness resembling the effects of the first cigarette; the patient feels better in fresh air andwhen closing their eyes.
• Petroleum Boiron is used for motion sickness in patients who feel better after eating but worse when exposed to the smell of petroleum.

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Homeopathy

. Presentations . Composition . Indications . Pregnancy and breastfeeding . Instructions for use and dosage . Tips . Lexicon

PRESENTATIONS ^(summary)

COCCULINE: orodispersible tablet; box of 40.
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COCCULINE: granules; box of 6 doses of granules.
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Laboratory Boiron

COMPOSITION ^(summary)

Cocculus indicus 4 CH, Tabacum 4 CH, Nux vomica 4 CH, Petroleum 4 CH, aa; lactose (tablet, granules), sucrose (granules).

INDICATIONS ^(summary)

This medicine is a complex (association) of homeopathic components.
It is traditionally used in the homeopathic treatment of motion sickness.

PREGNANCY and BREASTFEEDING ^(summary)

At homeopathic dilutions , the substances contained in this drug are not known to be toxic during pregnancy or breastfeeding. However, do not use without the advice of your doctor or pharmacist.

DIRECTIONS AND DOSAGE ^(summary)

The tablets can be sucked or dissolved in a little water for children from 18 months to 6 years old.
The granules are to be melted under the tongue.

Usual dosage:

Compressed :

• Adult :
  2 tablets 3 times a day, the day before and the day of the trip.
  2 tablets at the onset of symptoms, repeat if necessary.
  
• Child over 18 months:
  1 tablet 3 times a day, the day before and the day of the trip.
  1 tablet as soon as symptoms appear, repeat if necessary.
  

Globules:
1 dose of granules the day before the trip and just before departure.
1 dose of granules at the onset of symptoms, repeat if necessary.

TIPS ^(summary)

This medicine may be freely accessible (or direct access) in certain pharmacies; in this case, have your choice validated by your pharmacist. If symptoms persist or worsen, seek medical attention promptly.
Do not eat in the quarter of an hour before or after taking.
There are a number of simple and often effective measures to prevent motion sickness:

• sleep well the day before your trip;
  
• eat lightly but regularly during the trip, focusing on solid foods;
  
• do not consume coffee, alcoholic beverages or carbonated drinks;
  
• avoid cooking or smoking odors;
  
• refrain from reading;
  
• give priority to certain places: front passenger by car, at wings level by plane, on the bridge in the center by boat.
  

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LEXICON ^(summary)

complex
Name given to an association of several homeopathic remedies. In general, the dilutions used are low: from 3 DH (Hahnemannian decimal) to 6 CH (Hahnemannian centesimal).


homeopathic dilutions
Dilution of an active substance obeying homeopathic rules. The solution obtained after several successive dilutions contains only a small quantity of the active substance initially present. The properties of a homeopathic remedy are closely related to their dynamization (agitation of the solution between each dilution). Units that express homeopathic dilutions are: DH, CH and K (korsakovian).


homeopathic treatment
Treatment based on the administration of highly diluted substances of vegetable, animal or mineral origin. The main principles of homeopathy are the similarity (use of substances producing effects similar to the symptom of the disease), the infinitesimal dilution (the substances used are the subject of multiple dilutions) and the globality (the treatment target does not). is not an organ in particular, but the individual as a whole).