When a drug is not a placebo but acts, it may also have undesirable side effects. Venostasin is a tried and tested drug that has been around a long time. It has helped generations of patients. If you look at the "laundry list", there a number of possible side effects listed that occur from time to time, rarely or very rarely. So my mother thought also that rarely occurring side effects were probably sooo rare that you would not expect ihnren. That was a fatal mistake. It is recommended to take the medication for several weeks. My mother got violent hives on face, her face is swollen and her left eye swollen almost to. They also got gynecological bleeding in menopause. The family doctor suspected the drug Venostasin as a trigger. After discontinuation of Venostastin the bleeding immediately disappeared. Unfortunately, the hives and the disfiguring facial redness and swelling of the face still held at some time. So my warning: you should not think that there is a not true if side effects occur only with a of 10 000 patients.
The veins pain had subsided, however, inasmuch as the drug was probably still some benefit.
