How should this complex be taken, and how long is a course?

The specific dosage and duration of the course are given in the instructions on the pack, and these should be your main guide. Here we can outline the general principles that apply to herbal complexes of this type.

Herbal complexes generally act more gently and more slowly than pharmaceutical medicines. Their effect usually develops over a course of use rather than after a single dose. This means you should not expect a noticeable result after one or two tablets: the body responds gradually, and the response can vary from person to person.

• The tablet form is convenient because there is no need to prepare infusions or decoctions, which makes it easier to stick to the regimen, including when travelling.
• Ginekol is taken with meals: adults take 1 tablet twice a day, for a course of up to 3 months, unless a specialist has recommended otherwise.
• If you plan to repeat the course or want to combine the complex with other supplements or medicines, it is best to discuss this with a doctor or pharmacist.

The complex is not used during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or in case of individual intolerance to its ingredients.