Spondin Drops

PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

• Formulated for spinal and musculoskeletal care
• Relevant to concerns involving neck, shoulder, and back discomfort
• Associated with muscle stiffness and restricted movement
• Relevant to product searches concerning neuralgia and cervical spondylosis

INFORMATION ABOUT DOCTOR BHARGAVA SPONDIN DROPS

Doctor Bhargava Spondin Drops is a homeopathic medicine. It’s made with Cuprum metallicum, Ruta graveolens, Dulcamara, Conium maculatum, Ledum palustre, Hypericum perforatum and Colocynthis vulgaris. It’s linked to spinal and musculoskeletal concerns, like cervical spondylosis, neck and shoulder discomfort, back stiffness and neuralgia-related symptoms. Cervical spondylosis just means age-related changes in the neck part of the spine. If you have pain that lasts, numbness, vertigo or weakness, the cause could be different each time. A qualified healthcare professional should assess it.

KEY INGREDIENTS

• Cuprum metallicum 6X
• Ruta graveolens 3X
• Dulcamara 3X
• Conium maculatum 3X
• Ledum palustre 2X
• Hypericum perforatum 5X
• Colocynthis vulgaris 3X

KEY BENEFITS

• Made for spinal and musculoskeletal care
• Searched for by people with cervical spondylosis and neck discomfort
• Linked to back stiffness, shoulder discomfort and restricted movement
• Searched for by people with neuralgia and nerve-related discomfort
• Use it as per the approved label and professional guidance

PRODUCT FORMULATION

Medicinal drops

DOSAGE

• Adults: Mix 10 to 15 drops in lukewarm water and take it three times a day. This depends on the approved label and on what a qualified healthcare professional confirms.
• Children: Give it only when a qualified healthcare professional specifically says to, and follow the approved label. Half the adult dose isn’t automatically right for every child, so don’t assume it.

SAFETY INFORMATION

• Store it at room temperature, as the label says
• Ask a qualified healthcare professional how to use it properly
• Follow food or medicine spacing instructions only if the approved label or your healthcare professional specifies them
• Get medical advice if neck or back pain doesn’t go away, or if you have numbness, vertigo or weakness
• Get urgent medical help for new or worsening limb weakness, trouble walking, or loss of bladder or bowel controlling limb weakness, difficulty walking, or loss of bladder or bowel control.