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Neurodoron from the Weleda laboratory (C470 Trituration Complex formula) is a homeopathic medicine in the form of tablets, traditionally used in cases of nervous fatigue due to a state of stress or especially intellectual overwork.
Neurodoron from the Weleda laboratory (Formerly C470 Weleda Trituration Complex) is a homeopathic medicine traditionally used in cases of nervous fatigue due to a state of stress or overwork, especially intellectual. Nervous fatigue can be accompanied by anxiety , nervousness , transient depressed mood, difficulty concentrating, headaches or functional circulatory disorders (drop in blood pressure, dizziness, ...)
If there is no improvement within 24 hours, consult your homeopathic doctor.
Method and route of administration: Oral route
Let the Neurodoron Weleda tablet melt in your mouth or swallow it with a little water, preferably without food.
Harmonization and stabilization of the constituent elements during chronic degenerative and inflammatory conditions as well as in the aftermath of trauma to the central nervous system, psychological disorders, developmental and behavioral disorders, cardio-circulatory disorders of a functional nature
(The active substance Ferrum sulfuricum - Silicea 2 DH contains 0.64% ferrum sulfuricum and 0.16% silicea)
Excipients with known effect: Lactose monohydrate, wheat starch.
This medicine uses the homeopathic formula of the C470 Weleda Complex preparation which was available in Trituration (jar of powder of 30 grams).
Special warnings: Keep out of the sight and reach of children. Medicinal product reserved for adults and children over 12 years old.
Homeopathic medicines Neurodoron tablets Weleda have no chemical toxicity, or against indication, or interaction with other drugs, or adverse effect related to the amount of product ingested. Pregnant women can be treated with no known risk to themselves and their unborn child, but it is best to seek advice.
Certain pathologies cannot be treated with homeopathy Neurodoron tablets Weleda by simple self-medication. Their seriousness requires medical advice that can be issued by a homeopathic doctor. This doctor will decide whether your condition can be treated with homeopathy alone or if your treatment should be supplemented by allopathy.
You can buy this medication on our website, but be aware that the information relating to precautions for use (drug interactions, contraindications, special warnings, side effects, etc.) as well as the dosage are detailed in the package leaflet and the summary of product characteristics (SPC) of the medicinal product.
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