Calium bichromicum C9, 4 g

Key symptoms for prescribing the drug:
-Sharp starting and passing pains;
-Broken pains;
-Point pains;
-Burning, burning in the stomach;
-Clicky thick discharge;
-Gastrointestinal tongue.

Main cases of clinical application:

Gastroenterology: gastritis, peptic ulcer or gastroduodenitis with ulcerous defects that have smooth, well-defined, as if trimmed edges (main treatment, preventive treatment).

Otorhinolaryngology: purulent or mucopurulent rhinorrhea, acute or chronic; frontal or maxillary rhinosinusitis with characteristic discharge; tubotitis; ulcerous-flaccid angina; otena with yellowish, nauseating crusts.

Gynaecology: thick greenish coliforms.

Rheumatology: lumbago, sciatica; heel pain, tendonitis (tennis player’s shoulder).

Dermatology: varicose ulcers, clearly outlined; impetiginous eczema; contact eczema of allergic or toxic origin, or caused by irritation, consistent with drug characteristics regardless of etiology; impetigo.

Composition

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Interaction

Contraindications

Overdose