Name: Nisikind
Brand: Schwabe India
Price: 112.00 INR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (2 reviews)

Question 1

What is Nisikind?

Accepted Answer

Nisikind is a homoeopathic medicine formulated especially for colds and coughs in children. It is composed of certain proven homoeopathic medicines such as Aconitum napellus, Bryonia alba, Eupatorium perfoliatum, Gelsemium sempervivens, Ipecacuanha and phosphorus.

Question 2

Is Nisikind suitable for children?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is suitable for children.

Question 3

How long should I take Nisikind?

Accepted Answer

It can be taken regularly as long as the complaints are better or relieved, or otherwise as prescribed by the physician.

Question 4

Is it safe to take Nisikind?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is safe to take Nisikind.

Question 5

Can the use of Nisikind cause dry mouth?

Accepted Answer

No, it will not cause any dryness in the mouth.

Question 6

What are the uses/benefits of Nisikind?

Accepted Answer

Nisikind is the best medicine for colds and coughs in children. It acts on the respiratory system and prevents frequent attacks of cough, sneezing, blocked nose, throat pain and fevers. It is also an excellent medicine for seasonal attacks of cold and cough.

Question 7

How to use Nisikind?

Accepted Answer

Unless otherwise prescribed by the physician, it can be given for prevention as three globules three times a day. In acute cases, 5 globules every 2 hours should be given. After the improvement begins 5 globules every 3 hours to be given until the symptoms are better. It is preferably to be given 15 minutes before meals.

Question 8

How does Nisikind work?

Accepted Answer

Nisikind is composed of well-proven homoeopathic remedies that have their action on the respiratory organs. They are Aconitum napellus, Bryonia alba, Eupatorium perfoliatum, Gelsemium sempervirens, Ipecacuanha and Phosphorus. Aconitum napellus is indicated in the acute, sudden and violent onset of fever and cold. There is a running nose with much sneezing, mucous membrane dry, nose stopped up, dry but scanty watery coryza. The breathing is difficult on least motion, hoarse dry cough which is worse at night and after midnight. The child grasps at the throat every time he coughs. Bryonia alba is indicated in dry cough and cold in irritable children, and dislike to be carried or raised. The coryza is associated with shooting pain in the head. The cough is dry, hacking with irritation in the upper trachea, worse at night and difficult quick respiration. Eupatorium perfoliatum is indicated in influenza and other types of fever as malaria where the chills occur preceded by thirst with great soreness and aching of bones. The coryza with sneezing, hoarseness and cough, with soreness in the chest, are also covered by this remedy. It is indicated in influenza with great soreness of muscles and bones, with chronic loose cough worse at night. Gelsemium sempervirens is an indicated medicine for influenza in nervous children. The child suffers from sneezing, fullness at the root of the nose with dryness. Acute coryza with watery excoriating discharge, dull headache and fever. It is a remedy for acute bronchitis, respiration quickened, dry cough and fluent coryza. Ipecacuanha is for coryza with a stoppage of the nose and nausea. Difficulty in breathing, asthma, wheezing cough which is incessant and violent with every breath. In case of intermittent fever, this remedy is well indicated in which there is the slightest chill with much heat, nausea, vomiting and difficulty in breathing. Phosphorus is indicated in chronic catarrh with bleeding from the nostrils, oversensitive to smell, hoarseness, larynx pain, cough from tickling in the throat worse in cold air, reading, laughing, talking and tightness across the chest.

Question 9

What are the side effects of Nisikind?

Accepted Answer

No side effects are known so far.

Question 10

What precautions to take before taking Nisikind?

Accepted Answer

No precautions are necessary.

Question 11

What if you forget to take Nisikind?

Accepted Answer

It is not a problem if you skip a few doses, but don’t take double doses.

Question 12

What are the substitutes for Nisikind?

Accepted Answer

Alpha-NC, Alpha-CF, Biocombination No.06.

Question 13

Composition of Nisikind

Accepted Answer

Niskind contains Aconitum napellus 6X 30mg, Bryonia alba 6X 20mg, Eupatorium perfoliatum 6X 20mg, Ipecacaunha 6X 10mg and Phosphorus 12X 10mg.