Phenobarbital-Injeel

Phenobarbital-Injeel
D 10, D 30, D 200 0.367 ml each.

All barbiturates have the following Contraindications, regardless of whether they are administered as hypnotics or to alleviate epilepsy: serious disturbances of the renal or hepatic functions, serious myocardial damage. Acute hepatic porphyria is a contraindication even when barbiturates are merely used as sedatives. The use of barbiturates as narcotics is prohibited, moreover, in cases of malignant hypertonia and in vagotonic conditions, such as status asthmaticus and vagotonic disturbance of the rhythm of the heart. Especially dangerous is the circulatory shock or collapse with serious vasodilation, a considerable decline in blood pressure and failure of the heart and respiration (see vagotonic conditions, above).

Indications

The clinical pictures indicated above.

In the homoeopathic reversal effect, favorable action may be expected in cases of blockage of the cerebral functions; also in cases of disturbances in the development of children. as well as for the consequences of the misuse of sedatives or soporifics, including the consequent somnipathy. Generally, for therapeutical damage of various kinds, including disturbances of the hepatic function.