Colocynthis 7ch Boiron Granules

Colocynthis 7ch Boiron Homeopathic Medicine

medicine is useful for treating the paroxysmal pains that arise after conflicting situations such as to arouse feelings of indignation from suffered harassment and violent anger.

Citrullus Colocynthis or bitter cucumber is a Mediterranean climbing plant of the Cucurbitaceae family. The mother tincture, prepared starting from the dried pulp of the fruit, contains: cucurbitacins, also present in Bryonia, and elaterine, substances with a purgative action and antitumor properties.

Main indications

Colocynthis has a spasmolytic action on smooth muscles and is therefore indicated in the digestive system to treat crampoid epigastric pains, hepatic colic, spastic colon diseases, painful diarrhea with tenesmus; at the level of the urinary tract for renal colic, especially those on the left; at the level of the genital tract for dysmenorrhea and cramp-like menstrual pains. It is also indicated for treating neuralgia, especially facial, unbearable and paroxysmal ones, which shake the patient up to make him cry, and for sciatic or crural pains characterized by stabbing and lightning pains along the course of the nerve, accompanied by a feeling of numbness .

Psychological characteristics of the patient

The subject is impatient and easily irritated. It suffers negative effects from anger, indignation, excitement.

Characteristic symptoms and modalities

Violent, crampoid, paroxysmal or dense pains, discontinuous but unbearable that do not give respite to the patient. Sometimes the impression of constriction as if from an "iron grip".
Worsening: with anger or indignation, after a wrong suffered, with rest.
Improvement: with heat, with movement, with strong pressure on the painful area, bending double or flexing the trunk on the pelvis or bending one part of a limb over the other.

Dosage

To treat colic in the digestive system it is useful to administer five granules at the rhythm of the crises, at a dilution from 5 to 15 CH, based on the similarity and thinning based on the improvement.
For renal colic prescribe from 9 to 15 CH, every ten minutes, decreasing the intakes according to the improvement of the paroxysmal seizures.
For menstrual pains five granules, from 7 to 15 CH, every 30 minutes.
Finally, for facial neuralgia and sciatic or crural pain, the dilution 15 or 30 CH is used every 3 or 4 hours, five granules at the rhythm of the crises.

Format

Tube with granules.