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Calendula Officinalis 9CH Granules

Homeopathic medicine

Calendula is a remedy that acts on the lymphatic system and on the blood-forming organs. It has a particular affinity for the female genital system. It has antiseptic, anti-inflammatory (anti-inflammatory) and healing properties: it is a vulnerary of the same family as Arnica and Bellis perennis. However, unlike these, for external use, it can be applied to injured skin, lacerocontuse wounds and burns of any part of the body, leading to healing and avoiding suppuration.

The remedy is also useful in cases of tuberculous adenitis, mastopathy (breast lumps), ulcers, herpetic eruptions, hardening of the glands with a tendency to suppuration, tonsillar abscesses, difficulty urinating in the elderly. It proves to be a valuable remedy in obstetrics and dentistry.

Calendula is labeled as the antiseptic of homeopathy.

The Calendula subject is irritable, depressed, nervous, has a very acute hearing, is easily frightened and the act of drinking causes him to shiver with goosebumps.

Symptoms worsen in the open air, with cold, with humidity, with cloudy weather (the flowers of the plant close when a dark cloud passes). They improve with rest or, in the case of illness with fever, if the subject is walking.

The main (complementary) synergists of Calendula are Hepar and Sulfuricum acidum. In cases of wounds with an unbearable sensation of pain, the association with Hypericum or Chamomilla is useful.

USE OF THE REMEDY

The homeopathic remedy Calendula is used in the following main cases, when the symptoms correspond and are associated with the characteristics of the remedy itself.

1) GLANDS. Tuberculous adenitis following a fever due to a viral disease. Swelling and induration of the lymph nodes of any part of the body (submandibular, axillary, inguinal, etc.), preferably in association with Phytolacca.

2) LEATHER. Erythema, eczema, cuts, burns, insect bites, redness in general, infected wounds, hives, calluses, mycosis, sores, fistulas, herpes (in association with Rhus toxicodendron). To mature abscesses in the process of formation and bring them to definitive healing (with local warm applications of Calendula).

3) EYES. Conjunctivitis or blepharitis, with a tingling sensation and dry eyelids, as due to exposure to smoke.

4) MOUTH. Small blisters in the corners of the mouth.

5) THROAT. Tonsillitis with swollen and painful submaxillary glands with every movement of the head.

6) TEETH. In cases of tooth extractions with laceration of the gums

7) APP. GASTROENTERIC. Gastritis and gastroduodenal ulcer. Excoriation of the esophagus due to ingestion of too hard food or burns due to excessively hot drinks and / or food.

8) APP. FEMALE GENITAL. Uterine inflammation and infection following childbirth, including caesarean section, abortion or any surgery, with swelling of the glands and tendency to suppuration. In the post-partum, the local application of a warm solution of Calendula brings relief to the parturient. Breast fissures and breast lumps.

9) APP. MALE GENITAL. In post phimosis surgery (for too tight foreskin) or for any other wound.

10) APP. RESPIRATORY. Cold that appears after taking a wet cold, with tuberculous adenitis of the submaxillary or cervical glands. Pneumonia.

11) APP. URINARY. Urinary difficulties in the elderly, with a sensation of laceration in the urethra.

12) PAIN. Rheumatism of the spine. Neuralgic and rheumatic pains felt only during movement (like Bryonia). Lumbago. Muscle aches with burning sensation and tearing in the calves when sitting. Headache following trauma (remedy relieves sleepiness from head trauma). Pain in the abdomen or lower abdomen, felt during movement.