Hong Kong recalls and produces inland " Huatuo " The card protects babies redly Mercury content exceeds standard

Hong Kong recalls and produces inland " Huatuo " The card protects babies redly Mercury content exceeds standard
Hong Kong recalls and produces inland " Huatuo " The card protects babies redly Mercury content exceeds standard
Hong Kong, May 6 (Xinhuanet) ' Reporter Chen Jing) National Health Administration of the HKSAR government says on the 6th, finds one group protects baby's red mercury content and goes beyond the limit standard, order to retrieve. This batch of Chinese medicines are produced by the hinterland. National Health Administration whole seller of order Chinese medicine the intersection of Huaning and domestic the intersection of medicines and Company retrieve one batch from business 41 boxes called altogether the same day" Huatuo " The high-quality card protects baby red Chinese medicine. After the medicine supervisor buys relevant products from the business, are transferred to the government to test and test, the result reveals mercury content goes beyond the limit standard and invites twice. This product is used in the child, treat general uncomfortable symptom, if can not sleep peacefully or have a fever at night. The preliminary investigation of National Health Administration finds, about " Huatuo " of the batch Card protect the intersection of baby and red product, produce by Mainland while being high-quality, and is imported by the domestic medicines Company of Huaning, then sell in batches to 3 retailers. The spokesman of National Health Administration says, if take in excessive mercury for a long time, can cause nervous system and kidney to damage, the infant is especially easy to be endangered. National Health Administration has already patrolled whole seller and retailer of this Chinese medicine, has not found the stock about products. It is still in process to investigate. Inland relevant medicines of incident forwarded supervise the department and continue following up the investigation.


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