VAGOSTABYL sugar-coated tablets BIOCODEX
Chemical substance: hawthorn + magnesium lactate
ATC code: C01EBN1 • Cardiovascular system | Other cardiac preparations
Active substance
Results for the substance hawthorn+magnesium lactate
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About this active substance
Hawthorn + magnesium lactate is a combination used in products for mild palpitations linked to stress, irritability, tiredness or insufficient magnesium intake. Hawthorn has traditional use for temporary nervous-related heart complaints, while magnesium supports normal muscle and nervous system function. It does not treat an undiagnosed heart disease.
The product is taken by mouth according to the leaflet. Patients should pay attention to blood pressure, pulse and any new symptoms. If palpitations occur during effort, are strong, persistent or accompanied by chest pain, shortness of breath, cold sweating or fainting, a supplement is not enough; medical assessment is needed as soon as possible.
Possible side effects include stomach discomfort, nausea, diarrhoea, abdominal cramps, dizziness or allergic reactions. Magnesium may cause diarrhoea, especially at higher doses, and may accumulate in people with kidney failure. Hawthorn may interact with medicines for blood pressure, heart disease or heart rhythm, so patients on long-term treatment should ask for medical advice before use.
Tell a doctor if severe weakness, unusual sleepiness, slow pulse, very low blood pressure, breathing difficulty, facial swelling or widespread rash occurs. Avoid self-medication during pregnancy, breastfeeding, in children and in kidney disease. This combination may support mild situations, but it does not replace assessment of arrhythmia or heart disease.
The product is taken by mouth according to the leaflet. Patients should pay attention to blood pressure, pulse and any new symptoms. If palpitations occur during effort, are strong, persistent or accompanied by chest pain, shortness of breath, cold sweating or fainting, a supplement is not enough; medical assessment is needed as soon as possible.
Possible side effects include stomach discomfort, nausea, diarrhoea, abdominal cramps, dizziness or allergic reactions. Magnesium may cause diarrhoea, especially at higher doses, and may accumulate in people with kidney failure. Hawthorn may interact with medicines for blood pressure, heart disease or heart rhythm, so patients on long-term treatment should ask for medical advice before use.
Tell a doctor if severe weakness, unusual sleepiness, slow pulse, very low blood pressure, breathing difficulty, facial swelling or widespread rash occurs. Avoid self-medication during pregnancy, breastfeeding, in children and in kidney disease. This combination may support mild situations, but it does not replace assessment of arrhythmia or heart disease.