TUMAROL Children's Balm N, 30 g

Tumarol children's balm

Active ingredients: Eucalyptus oil, pine pin oil.
Composition: 100 g of ointment included: 5.0 g eucalyptus oil, 5.0 g of pine needle oil. Other component: white Vaselin.

Areas of application: Tumarol Children's balm is a vegetable medicine in catarrhals of the airways for use on the skin. Tumarol children's balm is used externally to improve the symptoms of colds in the respiratory tract with viscous mucus.

Contrain ads: Tumarol Children's balm must not be used: - In the case of known hypersensitivity to the active ingredients, eucalyptus oil or pine needle oil, cineol, the main component of eucalyptus oil, or one of the other components of tumarol children's balm, - in infants and small children up to 2 years , - at asthma bronchiale, - for whooping cough, - at pseudo croup, - during breastfeeding, - on damaged skin, e.g. B. for burns. Special caution is required: in the event of symptoms that last for more than a week or when taking breathing, fever, as well as in a purulent or bloody sputum. A doctor should then be consulted immediately. The contact of tumarol children's balm with the eyes should be avoided, tumarol children's balm should not be used in the area of mucous membranes. After using tumarol children's balm, the hands are to be cleaned thoroughly. It is important to ensure that children with their hands cannot get in touch with the grated skin areas.

Pregnancy and breastfeeding: To use tumarol children's balm during pregnancy, there is no sufficient examinations. Therefore, this medicine should not be used during this time. Tumarol children's balm must not be used during breastfeeding.

Side effects: Rare contact eczema, allergic reactions, cough. Increased irritation symptoms can occur on the skin and mucous membranes. Cramping the respiratory muscles (bronchospasms) can be reinforced. In rare cases, the inhalation of concentrated vapories leads to breathing arrest in infants and toddlers, presumably as a result of cramps of the vocal creep. In infants and toddlers in particular, hypersensitivity reactions with heart racing (tachycardia) have become known to reduce breathing (respiratory depression) and inclination. Note: In the event of non -intended use (swallowing), nausea, vomiting and diarrhea can occur. If you observe side effects that are not listed in this use information, please let this inform your doctor or pharmacist.

Dosage:
Adults and children from 2 years:
Unless otherwise prescribed twice a day, especially the chest or back in the evening and cover it with a soft cloth.
children of 2-6 years: 0.5 g ointment (corresponding to approx. 3 cm ointment strand)
in children from 6-12 years: 1 g ointment (corresponding to approx. 6 cm ointment strand)
in adults and
Adolescents from the age of 12: 2 g ointment (corresponding to approx. 12 cm ointment strand).

An ointment mass of 1 g (corresponds to approx. 6 cm ointment strand) contains 0.05 g eucalyptus oil and 0.05 g of pine needle oil.