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Homeopathic medicine
HEMORRHOIDS
Hemorrhoids; pruritus ani; anal fissures, anal prolapsus; eczema of the anal region; anal plethora, pain, bleeding.
Acidum nitricum D6 1 g, Aesculus hippocastanum D2 1 g, Collinsonia canadensis D4 1 g, Graphites D8 1 g, Hamamelis virginiana D3 1 g, Kalium carbonicum D6 1 g, Lycopodium clavatum D5 1 g, Nux vomica D4 1 g, Paeonia officinalis D3 1 g, Sulphur D5 1 g. Non-medicinal ingredients: ethanol, purified water.
Mode of action
Acidum nitricum: Stabbing, stitching, splinter-like pain in the intestines; sensation of constriction during defecation, with violent pain after stool; anal prolapse, anal fissures.
Aesculus hippocastanum: Dryness and burning of external hemorrhoidal mucosa; dark red/purple prolapsed hemorrhoids. Sharp pains shooting upwards from the rectum into the back; dull pains radiating into the sacroiliac region; venous stasis, dilation, and distention.
Collinsonia canadensis: Venous congestion in the pelvis; constipation and hard stool; flatulence; hematogenic hemorrhoids.
Graphites: Constipation; large, hard stool; flatulence; anal eczema; rectal itching and hemorrhoids.
Hamamelis virginiana: Weakness of the veins, varicosities; passive hemorrhage; bleeding hemorrhoids.
Kalium carbonicum: Backaches; painful hemorrhoids, with burning and stitching pains; hard stool, flatulence.
Lycopodium clavatum: Meteorism, flatulence; hard, dry stool with incomplete defecation, constipation; bleeding hemorrhoids with prolapse and spasm of the anal sphincter.
Nux vomica: Hypochondria and dyspepsia; constipation with ineffectual urging for stool; persisting pain after defecation; itching and painful hemorrhoids with tendency to hemorrhage, anal rhagades; anal redness.
Paeonia officinalis: Moist hemorrhoids, congested or thrombosed hemorrhoids; rectal fissure; extremely painful bowel movements.
Sulphur: Itching or burning of the rectum; hemorrhoids, rectal fistula; moist itchy eruptions, eczema of the perianal skin; redness.
22 ml, 50 ml
Also available in sterile ampoules - See Rekin 13
Adults and children ≥ 12 years, acute cases: 5-10 drops up to a maximum of 12 times daily; in chronic cases 5-10 drops 3 times daily in a little water or undiluted, or as directed by a health care practitioner.
Hemorrhoids may be indicative of excessive straining and constipation. In the case of constipation, it is of utmost significance to address the digestive system simultaneously. Therefore, foods which help to normalize bowel transit time are recommended. Examples include linseed/flaxseed, fruits, green peas, rye-bread, sauerkraut, yoghurt, etc. Foods which should be restricted are those foods which are constipating. These include white bread, cocoa bean, starches, etc.
• Consult a health care practitioner if symptoms persist or worsen.
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The statements on this product are supported by traditional homeopathic principles.
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Homeopathic medicine IngredientsAcidum nitricum D6 1 g, Aesculus hippocastanum D2 1 g, Collinsonia canadensis D4 1 g, Graphites D8 1 g, Hamamelis virginiana D3 1 g, Kalium carbonicum D6 1 g, Lycopodium clavatum D5 1 g, Nux vomica D4 1 g, Paeonia officinalis D3 1 g, Sulphur D5 1 g. Non-medicinal ingredients: ethanol, purified water. Quantity
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DoseAdults and children ≥ 12 years, acute cases: 5-10 drops up to a maximum of 12 times daily; in chronic cases 5-10 drops 3 times daily in a little water or undiluted, or as directed by a health care practitioner. Potential side effects/Safety• Consult a health care practitioner if symptoms persist or worsen. |
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