Dr Reckeweg Borax 1X (Q) (20ml, Pack of 2)

Dr Reckeweg Borax 1X (Q) (20ml

Dr Reckeweg Borax 1X (Q) (20ml is a thoughtfully positioned offering from Dr Reckeweg in the homeopathic mother tinctures segment. This product is suited to customers looking for a practical balance of performance and convenience. Mouth ulcers, albuminuria, Blood in urine, menstrual complaint

From a buyer point of view, the product stands out for its straightforward use and category relevance. Dr. Reckeweg Borax (Mother Tincture) Common name: Borate of Sodium Causes & Symptoms for Dr.

Key Highlights

• Mouth ulcers, albuminuria, Blood in urine, menstrual complaint
• Indigestion/Acidity/Gas
• Available in 100 ml for convenient use and storage.
• A practical choice for regular purchase and repeat use.

Product Overview

Dr. Reckeweg Borax (Mother Tincture) Common name: Borate of Sodium Causes & Symptoms for Dr. Reckeweg Borax Borax has marked action in treating aphthae mouth sores and ulcers. Aphthae in the mouth, on tongue and inside of the cheeks. The mucus membrane of the mouth is much reddened, easily bleeding during eating or when touched stop child from nursing, with hot mouth. Borax acts on gastro-intestinal irritation leading to Salivation, nausea, vomiting, colic, diarrhea, collapse, albumin in urea. Delirium, hematuria (blood in urine) and skin eruptions have been involved in overdosing in borax veneta. There is dread of downward motion in nearly all complaints in borax veneta. It is of much value in convulsions and also in mouth ulceration of mucous membranes. It is useful in membranous dysmenorrhoea when there is violent, labour like pain before and during the flow, as if the uterus would ex

How to Use

Follow the usage instructions on the pack and use consistently as part of your regular routine.

Precautions

Precautions while taking Dr. Reckeweg Borax Always keep a gap of 15 minutes before or after meals when you take medicine. If pregnant or breastfeeding, ask a homeopathic practitioner before use. Avoid eating tobacco or drinking alcohol during the course of medication.