Ingredients
| Ingredient | Potency |
|---|---|
| Acidum sulfuricum | D4 |
| Aesculus | D2 |
| Crocus | D4 |
| Ferrum phosphoricum | D8 |
| Hamamelis | D6 |
| Secale cornutum | D6 |
Excipients: Ethanol, Aqua pur
Indications
Dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea.
Acts on the unstriped muscular fibres.
Conditions of exhaustion due to loss of blood. Flushes of heat followed by perspiration. Dull pains across the small of the back.
Mode of Action
- Acidum sulfuricum: Bleedings of any type, flushes of heat followed by perspiration. Exhaustion, weariness.
- Aesculus: Characteristic effect: general venous stasis, worse when across the small of the back, pulsations all over the body. Uterine prolapsus with strange pain in lumbo-sacral region (left side), same pains as experienced in pregnancy.
- Crocus: Menstrual blood is dark or black, clotty. Feeling of something moving around in abdomen, without abortion.
- Ferrum phosphoricum: Acts energetically on the blood circulation, excellent in dilatation of the veins.
- Hamamelis: Indicated in hemorrhage, influences especially the veins. Headaches. Dark coloured blood, sensation of pain in the affected parts. Exhaustion caused by loss of blood.
- Secale cornutum: Act mainly on the unstriped muscular fibres; congestion, distress and uterine prolapsus. Primary effect upon contraction, secondary effect produces dilatation of unstriped muscular fibres.
Dosage
According to the graveness, 4-6 times a day 10-15 drops in some water before meals. After improvement, reduce the dose to 3 times daily 10 drops. Even after complete recovery, take the medicine for a longer period of time. It will be advisable to take 5-10 drops twice daily (morning and night), for about 8 days before the next menstruation is due.
Remarks
In climacteric metrorrhagia: see R 10.
In inflammation of pelvic organs: see R 38, respectively R 39. Those preparations may be given in addition to’or in alternation with R 28, provided the bleeding is caused by inflammation, cysts or similar conditions.
R 42 in venostasis.
Sacral pain in women: see R 50.
In anaemia: see R 31.
In dysmenorrhoea: see R 75.