Ingredients
| Ingredient | Potency |
|---|---|
| Adrenaline | D6 |
| Aesculus | D2 |
| Cuprum aceticum | D6 |
| Potentilla anserina | D2 |
| Secale cornutum | D4 |
| Tabacum | D4 |
| Veratrum | D6 |
Indications
Peripheral vascular disturbances, acroparaesthesia, endangiitis obliterans, intermittent claudication, Raynaud’s disease, cramps in calf muscles, diseases of veins.
Mode of Action
- Adrenaline: Spasmolytic, acting on the muscular layer of blood vessels.
- Aesculus: Venous congestion, particularly in the true pelvis.
- Cuprum aceticum: Spasmodic constriction of voluntary and involuntary muscles, cramps in calf muscles.
- Potentilla anserina: Spasms of various kind, cramps in calf muscles.
- Secale cornutum: Gangrene of the diabetic patient, numbness and paraesthesia in the limbs, cramps with the sensation of coldness or absence of any sensation.
- Tabacum: Cramps in all limbs accompanied by weakness and formication.
- Veratrum: Sensation of coldness throughout the entire body, cramps in calf muscles, numbness and absence of any sensations.
Dosage
10-15 drops in water, three times daily before meals. In severe cases the initial dosage is 10 drops every 1 to 2 hours.
Remarks
In diabetic angiopathies: add R 40.
If arteriosclerosis is present: add R 12.
In venous stasis e.g. varicositis add R 42.
In angina pectoris: compare R 2.
Paraesthesia as result of sciatica: compare R 71.