Who exactly was drinking it? And why was it prescribed?

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Who exactly was drinking it? And why was it prescribed?
What do you do with your kids' old stuff? Do you give it away or sell it? Are there actually any weight loss medications for children? My neighbor's son is obese, and she say…
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Shashkova Anna
My oldest daughter was drinking. She had a nosebleed. Weak blood vessels.
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elena tolstygina
Shashkova Anna And how long did you take it for?
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kristina
daughter drank for nosebleeds
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Shashkova Anna
Shashkova Anna Took the course. A couple of years
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Kondrateva Ekaterina
To strengthen blood vessels when they are fragile. Ascorbic acid + rutin
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Irina
When you have thin blood, with fragile vessels
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Ekaterina Shipova
Prescribed due to fragile blood vessels
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Alena
My gynecologist prescribed it for spotting any day of my cycle due to stress, activities, or heavy lifting. All tests were normal, but they found blood, which they mistook for a polyp. Just in case, she prescribed Ascorutin before I went for surgery to remove these strange, migrating polyps. After two weeks of taking it, the spotting stopped. I finished the full month's course. A follow-up ultrasound showed no sign of those strange polyps. My gynecologist said they weren't polyps after all, but blood from fragile blood vessels. Ascorutin is also prescribed for nosebleeds. I didn't have those, but I bruise easily and they take a long time to heal, which also confirms my fragile blood vessels.
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