Dr Willmar Schwabe Germany Gastrobin Drop

Dr Willmar Schwabe Germany Gastrobin Drop is a homoeopathic formulation commonly used in homeopathic practice when the gastric mucous membrane is inflamed due to excess gastric acid. Formulated with a blend of key homeopathic ingredients, it helps regulate acid levels in the stomach and alleviates symptoms of hyperacidity, promoting overall digestive comfort.

Key Ingredients:
Natrum phosphoricum 3x 10.0, Capsicum annuum 3x 10.0, Robinia pseudacacia 2x 10.0, Acidum sulphuricum 4x 10.0, Phosphorus 5x 10.0, Alcohol 63% v/v, Excipients Q.S. to 100.0

Indications:

• Hyperacidity and heartburn

• Burning, pressure, and pain in the stomach

• Gastric sensitivity to pressure

• Acid eructation and sour vomiting

Product Form:
Drop

Net Qty:
20 ml

Key Benefits:

• Helps regulate acid levels in the stomach and manages symptoms of hyperacidity like heartburn as per homeopathic indications

• Alleviates burning sensation, pressure, and pain in the stomach

• Provides comfort during digestion and helps manage gastric sensitivity to pressure

• Natrum phosphoricum helps reduce excess acidity, sour eructation, sour vomiting, and flatulence with sour risings

• Capsicum annuum aids in relieving atonic dyspepsia, flatulence, and stomatitis

• Robinia pseudacacia is beneficial for hyperchlorhydria, colic, flatulence, and nightly burning pains in the stomach

• Acidum sulphuricum helps manage gastralgia, heartburn, and sour eructation

• Phosphorus can aid in alleviating sour taste and sour eructation after every meal, belching, and stomach discomfort

Dosage:
10 to 15 drops, to be taken 3 times per day before meals, or as prescribed by the physician.

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use

• Store in a cool and dry place

• Keep out of reach of children

• A suitable diet is recommended to complement this therapy

• Avoid any strong smells in the mouth, such as coffee, onion, hing, mint, camphor, garlic, etc., while taking the medicine

• Keep at least half an hour gap between food/drink/any other medicines and allopathic medicines