Dr Reckeweg Cina 30 CH (11ml, Pack of 2)

Dr Reckeweg Cina 30 CH (11ml

Dr Reckeweg Cina 30 CH (11ml is a thoughtfully positioned offering from Dr Reckeweg in the homeopathic dilutions segment. It is created for buyers who want dependable quality and an easy everyday-use option. Worm remedy, itching at anus, crampy pains, grinding teeth, convulsion

In everyday use, this product is chosen for its practical benefits and routine-friendly profile. Dr. Reckeweg Cina (Dilution) Common Name: Worm-seed Causes & Symptoms for Dr.

Key Highlights

• Worm remedy, itching at anus, crampy pains, grinding teeth, convulsion
• Designed for regular use within the homeopathic dilutions category.
• Available in 100 ml for convenient use and storage.
• Useful for customers comparing routine-use products in this category.

Product Overview

Dr. Reckeweg Cina (Dilution) Common Name: Worm-seed Causes & Symptoms for Dr. Reckeweg Cina The conditions that may be referred to intestinal irritation, such as worms and accompanying complaints. Grinding of teeth, convulsions, with screams and violent jerkings of the hands and feet indicates Cina. It is pre-eminently a worm medicine, children's remedy. Mind and Head Ill-humour and naughtiness, great anguish and anxiety on walking in the open air. Dull pains in the head, with eyes fatigued. Extreme sensitiveness of mind and body, offended by the slightest thing, aversion to be caressed indicates Cina. Eyes, ear, nose Weakness of sight, Convulsive movements of the muscles of the eyebrows. There is irritation of the nose, causing constant desire to rub, prick, or press into it, Fluent coryza, with sensation of burning in the nostrils. Stoppage of the nose, in the evening. Mouth and Throat

How to Use

Use the product as directed on the label or pack instructions for best results.

Precautions

Precautions while taking Dr. Reckeweg Cina 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.