Bjain Bio-Combination No. 7 Tablet

Overview Bjain Bio-Combination No. 7 Tablet

Bjain Bio-Combination No. 7 Tablets offer a carefully formulated blend of biochemic salts to effectively address prevalent diabetic complications without adverse reactions. Its extended-use suitability allows safe concurrent administration with other medications, including homeopathic remedies. This formulation alleviates symptoms such as frequent urination, intense thirst, dryness, muscular spasms, fatigue, and insomnia. Furthermore, it enhances glucose metabolism and improves renal and hepatic function.

Primary Ingredients of Bjain Bio-Combination No. 7 Tablet

• Calcium phosphate
• Iron phosphate
• Potassium phosphate
• Sodium phosphate
• Sodium sulfate

Major Benefits of Bjain Bio-Combination No. 7 Tablet:

• Frequent urination, intense thirst and dry mouth, muscle spasms, weakness, and insomnia.
• Facilitates improved glucose absorption; renal and hepatic function are also enhanced.
• Reduces urinary discomfort, lessening kidney area weakness and pain during exertion such as lifting or nose-blowing.
• Alleviates the discomfort of urinary leakage triggered by coughing, manages incontinence, and soothes bladder neck irritation associated with excessive urination, resulting in fatigue, restlessness, and a strong urge to recline.

How to Use Bjain Bio-Combination No. 7 Tablet:

Adults should take four tablets every three hours, not exceeding four doses daily. Children should receive half the adult dosage or as directed by their doctor.

Safety Instruction of Bjain Bio-Combination No. 7 Tablet:

• Store where children cannot access.
• Administer only under a doctor's care.
• Always check the product label before administering.
• Refrain from consuming tobacco products or alcoholic beverages throughout the treatment period.
• Refrain from consuming foods or beverages with pungent odors, including coffee, onions, asafoetida, mint, camphor, and garlic, during medication administration.
• Allow a minimum of thirty minutes between consuming food, beverages, or other medications and taking your prescribed allopathic drug.