MIG AID TABLETS

Composition: Cimicifuga racemose 3x, Gelsemium sempervirens 3x, Iris versicolor 3x, Sanguinaria canadensis 3x, Spigelia anthelmia 12x, Natrum muriaticum 3x, Ferrum phosphoricum 3x, Kali phosphoricum 3x.

The action of each ingredient is as follows:

Cimicifuga racemose: Lessens the frequency and force of the migraine, soothes pain and relieves irritability.

Gelsemium sempervirens: Provides effective treatment for vertigo, occipital headache, dull headache, headache preceded by blindness and better by profuse urination and scalp sore to touch.

Iris versicolor: Recommended for treatment of sick headaches, beginning with blurring of vision and getting relieved with relaxation of mental strain.

Sanguinaria canadensis: Treats sun headaches, periodical headaches, headache at climacteric, pain that gets better with lying down and sleep.

Natrum muriaticum: Indicated for blinding headaches. Headaches as if thousands of little hammers were knocking on the brain; headache in the morning, after menstruation, from sunrise to sunset, from eye strain; chronic headache.

Spigelia anthelmia: Relieves pain beneath frontal eminence and temples, extending to eyes.

Ferrum phosphoricum: Suitable for throbbing headaches, arising due to ill effects of sun heat, vertigo and soreness of head to touch, cold noise.

Kali phosphoricum: Relieves headache of students and those worn out by fatigue, headache with weary, empty, gone feeling at stomach.

It provides instant relief in any type of headache like migraine, periodical headache of school children, premenstrual headaches, climacteric headaches, headache due to eye strain or on exposure to heat of the Sun or light.

Indications: For recurring headaches associated with nausea/vomiting, blurring of vision and chilliness.

Dosage: Adults: 1 tablet, 4 times a day. Children: 1 tablet, 2 times a day. Or as prescribed by the physician.

Contra-indication: None

Side effects: No known side effects

1. What are Mig Aid Tablets used for?
They are used to relieve migraines, headaches, and associated pain.

2. Do they help with vision blurring during migraines?
Yes, they provide symptomatic relief from migraine-related vision issues.

3. Can they be taken during an active migraine?
Yes, they can be taken during an episode to relieve pain.

4. Are they safe for frequent use?
Yes, they are safe for regular use as per dosage instructions.

5. How soon do they work?
Many users experience relief within the first few doses.