Ingredients
| Ingredient | Potency |
|---|---|
| Asarum europaeum | – |
| Carbo vegetabilis | – |
| Phosphorus | – |
| Chininum sulfuricum | – |
Indications
Ear buzzing as a result of chronic injuries of the inner ear caused by noise; nervous hypersensitivity
Mode of Action
With different action focus, they influence functional hearing disorders, particularly noises in the ear.
- Asarum europaeum: Organotropic relation to the central nervous system. The drug picture includes the following symptoms: dull buzzing or high ringing in the ears; voices that are close sound far away; a feeling that the ears are plugged.
- Carbo vegetabilis: Organotropic relation to the gastrointestinal tract and the cardiovascular system. The drug picture is characterized by overall slowing of functions. Sluggish function of the stomach with distension of the epigastric region, flatulence, belching.
- Phosphorus: Functiotropic relationship to the central nervous system. The drug picture includes the following symptoms: hypersensitivity to noise, heightened sharpness of hearing, echoing of one’s own words in the ears; triggering of symptoms through overexertion.
- Chininum sulfuricum: Shows a particular relation to the vascular system. The drug picture includes the following symptoms: ringing in the ears, buzzing with deafness, deterioration of ability to hear. Periodical occurrence of the symptoms.
Dosage
If not recommended otherwise, in acute cases 5 – 10 drops daily up to a maximum of 12 times daily.
Remarks
Overexertion of nervous system: V-C15 Sclerosis of the tissues: R12 In case of vertigo; Ménière’s disease: R29.
Data notes
- The booklet prints no Ingredients line for R191; the ingredients are taken from the Mode of action section. Potencies are not stated.