EICHENRINDE Tea Aurica, 100 g

Vegetable drugs in acute diarrhea, mucosal inflammation as well as skin diseases and wounds.

slightly bitter
contains tannins
merging
promotes scab formation

Aurica oak bark tea consists of the dried and crushed pieces of bark of the oak. The oak bark has always been an estimated home remedy that is used in many ways. Your tea is drunk against gastrointestinal problems such as diarrhea and for better digestion. Because of its collapse effect, which prevents bacteria and germs from spreading further, oak bark tea is also used externally in inflammatory skin diseases. He has always been used as a bathroom or for envelopes against rash, slight burns and poorly healing injuries. As a gurgical water and rinsing, it also relieves inflammation in the mouth and throat.

Composition: Incidentally effective component: oak bark, cut

Dosage instructions and type of application: Unless otherwise prescribed, 1 cup of the tea infusion prepared as follows is drunk in diarrhea 2 x a day: ½ teaspoon of oak bark tea (approx. 1.5 g) with 150 ml of water, for approx. 10 - 15 Heat for the minutes and then give it through a tea strainer. For rinsing, gurgling and for preparing envelopes, an infusion in the specified amount or the required multiple is manufactured as follows: pour 2 g oak bark with approx. 100 ml of water and let it steep for about 10 - 15 minutes.
To prepare full and partial baths, 5 g oak bark on 1 l of water or many times are used.

Contraindications: There are no contraindications in the event of internal application. External application: In the event of large -scale skin damage, the medicine should not be used.
Full baths are not to be applied for large -scale eczema and skin injuries, feverish and infectious diseases, for heart failure stage III and IV (NYHA); High blood pressure stage IV (WHO).
There are no sufficient examinations for the use of oak bark during pregnancy and breastfeeding and in children under 12 years.

Interactions by other means: Inner application: Drinking oak bark tea can delay the intake of other, simultaneous medicines in the intestine. There should therefore be a distance of 1/2 to 1 hour before and after taking medicines. If used externally, no interactions are known by other means.

Side effects: no known. If you observe side effects with you, tell your doctor or pharmacist.

Notes: In the event of diarrhea, the most important therapeutic measure must be paid to the replacement of liquid and salts (electrolytes). In the event of diarrhea that lasts longer than 2 days or with blood and temperature increases, a doctor should be consulted. Diarrhea in infants and toddlers generally require a consultation with a doctor.

If the symptoms last for more than 1 week, return or unclear symptoms if the complaints last for more than 1 week, a doctor must be visited.

In the event of strong redness of the wound edges, with large -scale oozing or purulent infected wounds, consultation with a doctor is required.