Dr. Reckeweg R55 Injury Drops

Description

Indications: Injuries of all types, fracture, luxation, sprain, concussion of brain, wounds caused by fire-arms or sharp weapons, involving bleeding. May be used as a complementary remedy in feverish infections, sepsis, and in general on account of its stimulating effect on the defensive energy of the organism.

Brand

Reckeweg

Reckeweg is a leading name in homeopathy, offering a wide range of high-quality medicines designed to support natural healing and well-being. Their formulations are trusted globally for treating various health conditions effectively and safely. At Care Clinic, we provide an extensive collection of Reckeweg products, ensuring reliable and holistic health solutions for our customers.

Ingredients:

• Arnica D 3, Belladonna D 4, Calendula D 3, Echinacea angust. D 3,Hamamelis D 4, Rhus Tox. D 6, Ruta D 6, Symphytum D 6, Ethanol, Aqua pur.

Mode of action:

• Arnica: Acts on the arterial system, regularizing effect on the blood circulation, eliminates stoppages.
• Belladonna: Against inflammation.
• Calendula: Specially in contusion.
• Echinacea angustifolia: Against inflammation and septic complications.
• Hamamelis: Bleeding and venous stasis.
• Rhus Toxicodendron: Consequences of overexertion and dislocation.
• Ruta gray.: Unduly strenuous efforts.
• Symphytum: In fracture.

Remarks:

Auspicious complementary remedies:

• R 3 in muscular weakness of the heart.
• R 6 in feverish infections.
• R 11 in rheumatism.
• R 46 with injuries on the hands.
• R 16 with migraine and neuralgia.
• In impending collapse: add in time R 67.

Directions For Use:

• In acute injuries every 10 minutes 10-15 drops in a little water or un- diluted.
• In fracture, take, the first day every 1/4 hour, the second day every ½ hour, the third day every hour, 15 drops. Then 3-6 times daily 10-15 drops, possibly before meals.
• In influenza and cardiac complaints (caused by overstrain) use the present remedy alternatively with other remedies according to the degree of gravity, every 1/4-1/2 hour.

Safety: