Cemon

Thuya Occidentalis

Tincture

Main indications
Benign tumors of different forms affecting the skin and mucous membranes, cellulite imbibition of the tissues, infiltration and infection of the respiratory mucous membranes (tonsillitis, bronchitis, nasopharyngitis, polytreated), genitourinary (consequences of blenorrhagia or banal urethritis, bladder polyps, fibroids, cysts ovarian, prostatic hypertrophy, leucorrhoea), cutaneous (papilloma warts, Hpv warts, juvenile acne), delayed allergies (asthma, eczema), neuralgia, tendency to secondary depression.

Psychological characteristics of the patient
General secondary depressive tendency, indecision, fear of disease and cancer in particular. The phenotype is a subject infiltrated mainly in the torso but with thin limbs. The face has oily, greasy skin with capillaries on the wings of the nose.

Ways of reacting to the symptoms of the disease (Modes)
Slow, insidious, progressive onset of the manifestations of the disease. Unbearable neuralgia, foreign body-like bubbling in the belly, greenish-yellow secretions, cooked leek-smelling sweats, fixed ideas, tendency to depression.
Symptoms worsen with humidity and cold, around 3 and 3 pm, with vaccinations and steroids, with tea and onions.
They improve with dry heat and sweating.

Dosage
It is prescribed at high dilutions (15-30 CH) for neuropsychic indications, medium (7-9 CH) for localized disorders (cellulitis, tonsillitis). Scalar doses (9-15-30 CH) are used for recent etiological causes (blenorrhagia, vaccination) while in the less recent (asthma or chronic dermatosis) 5 granules or a dose every other day; in the subacute forms (rheumatism, old warts) a weekly dose of 15 or 30 CH is sufficient.