Fixed combination of Uvae ursi folium, Solidaginis herba, Orthosiphonis folium, which has the status of a recommendation according to Commission E and is therefore referred to as a sample.
Bearberry leaves+goldrod+orthosiphon leaves
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The fixed combination of:
- Uvae ursi folium (bearberry leaves)
- Solidaginis herba (goldenrod)
- Orthosiphonis folium (Orthosiphon leaves)
has an anti-inflammatory effect, slightly antispasmodic, bacteriostatic in alkaline environment and promotes urination.
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The fixed combination of Uvae ursi folium (bearberry leaves)+Solidaginis herba (goldenrod) +Orthosiphonis folium (orthosiphon leaves) is used as a supportive treatment for inflammatory diseases of the urinary tract.
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In this fixed combination, bearberry leaves are included as a single drug in accordance with the average daily dose; goldenrod and orthosiphon leaves are included as single drugs in quantities of 50 to 75 % of their daily dose.
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In patients with a sensitive stomach and in children, nausea and vomiting may occur in rare cases.
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In the case of existing oedema due to limited heart or kidney activity, flushing therapy with this combination should be avoided.
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During the application of bearberry leaves, no parallel ingestion of substances that lead to the formation of acidic urine should take place.
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The duration of use should only exceed 14 days after consultation with a doctor. In addition, a sufficient fluid intake of at least 2 l/day should be observed.
LiteratureThis section has been translated automatically.
- Schilcher H (2016) In: Guide to Phytotherapy, Urban & Fischer Verlag Munich, p. 358.
- Wiesenauer M (2008) PhytoPractice. Springer medicine publishing house Heidelberg