Belladonna C30.4 g

Pharmacological group:
Homeopathic monocomponent drug of plant origin

Pharmacological properties:
Belladonna is a wild plant with oval leaves, distributed in central and Mediterranean parts of Europe.

Chemical composition – mainly alkaloids with parasympathicolytic action:
atropine, which is formed by racemization of hyoscyamine, the main alkaloid present in the fresh plant, its action is predominant in all toxicology and in all pathogenesis;
scopolamine or hyoscine.

Belladonna has anticholinergic effects due to its competitive antagonism with acetylcholine (especially on the muscarinic-like effects of acetylcholine). It also affects the peripheral (weakening of smooth muscles) and central nervous system.

Indications

Dry mucous membranes;
hyperemia, including face;
fever, sweat;
inflammation;
throbbing pain;
spastic pain (at the beginning and at the end – sudden).

Main cases of clinical application
Infectology rhinopharyngitis, non-streptococcal angina*, beginning laryngotracheitis;
dry mucous membranes often accompanied by spasmatic phenomena in the affected mucosa (dysphagia, dry cough);
congestive otitis media (throbbing pain in the ear);
abscess in the process of formation;
scarlet rash;
fever with hyperemia, fever, sweat.

Prescribing the drug is subject to basic principles:
The greater the similarity between the reactions of the patient and the pathogenic properties of the drug, the higher should be the used dilution, and vice versa;
The interval should be increased as the improvement.

Cardiology headaches associated with arterial hypertension;
hypertensive crisis.

Gynecology hot flashes during menopause.

Ophthalmology Acute or chronic conjunctivitis with severe photophobia, conjunctival hypervascularization and dry eyes;
Barley;
Dry eye syndrome of different etiologies (including menopause).Dry eye syndrome of different etiology (including menopause, long stay in air conditioned room, Gougeron-Schegren syndrome);
intolerance to contact lenses because of conjunctiva dryness;
photophobia, especially after pupil dilation for fundus examination.

Additional clinical cases of application cerebral hemorrhage with fever and facial redness;
headaches with or without fever;
sunstroke;
burns of degree I;
smooth muscle spasms, solar erythema, radiodermatitis (beginning and ending suddenly);
hiccups;
hepatic or renal colic;
tendon and muscle tremor.

Composition

Active ingredient:
Belladonna (Belladonna) C 30

Excipients:
sucrose, lactose.

How to take, the dosage

Sublingual. Pellets should be taken by mouth 30 minutes before a meal or 60 minutes after a meal. Children from 0 to 3 years old dilute the pellets, shaking, in 10-15 ml of water at room temperature and give them to drink. The optimal amount for a single reception is 5 pellets.

To determine the dilution, frequency and duration of administration it is necessary to consult a doctor.

Special Instructions

If there is no therapeutic effect within 3 days, as well as in case of adverse reactions, consult a physician.

Contraindications

Individual sensitivity to the drug;
lactose intolerance.