Thuja Occidentalis C30.4 g

Pharmacological group:
Homeopathic monocomponent drug of plant origin

Pharmacological properties:
Thuja occidentalis (Thuja occidentalis) is a tree common in North America, cultivated in Europe due to its decorative properties. Chemical composition: tannin; essential oil the main constituent of which is d-thujone that has the property to induce menstruation; lignins; polysaccharides; proanthocyanidins; flavonoids.

D-thujone induces menstruation, affects the urinary system, skin and mucous membranes. Polysaccharides have an immunostimulating effect.

Indications

Key symptoms for prescribing the drug:
-neuralgia, sometimes accompanied by myoclonia in the affected area;
-papillomas, polyps, condylomas, atheromas;
-all symptoms worsen in wet weather;
-variety of senestopathies, including.

Main cases of clinical application:

Otorhinolaryngology: rhinopharyngitis, recurrent sore throat, serous-mucous otitis, eustachyitis and chronic rhinosinusitis in which different types of therapy were used. The drug is more suitable for children if they have more hypertrophy of tonsils and/or adenoid vegetation.

Pulmonology: chronic bronchitis, recurrent bronchitis; asthma. The drug is indicated in cases of worsening during cold and wet seasons.

Dermatology: Warts (Thuja Occidentalis is most commonly prescribed as a basal medication; depending on the type of warts, the drug is used in combination with one or more symptomatic agents); papillomas, condylomas; juvenile acne, pink acne, seborrhea; recurrent furuncles and carbuncles, hydradenitis and other diseases associated with lesions of sebaceous glands and hair follicles; onychopathies (incl.ч. onychopathies (including onychorexis, onychochisis), in which the nails are soft, brittle, covered with grooves and/or grooved; sweating (with abundant or not abundant sweat production) with a characteristic odor of garlic; chronic eczema with the presence of other signs of the drug.

Urology: Urinary tract infections, chronic or recurrent, in the absence of urinary tract malformations, prevention of recurrent interstitial cystitis; prostatic hypertrophy, chronic prostatitis, prevention of chronic prostatitis recurrence; prevention of bladder polyps recurrence; urethral discharge and dysuria after treatment of specific urethritis (trichomoniasis, candida, chlamydia, gonorrhea).

Gynecology: cystic fibroids, chronic metritis, uterine polyps (preventing their development and relapse), papillomavirus infection, fluid and sodium retention during pregnancy, cyclic ovarian pain.

Ophthalmology: chronic conjunctivitis, blepharoconjunctivitis; chalazion.

Gastroenterology: dyspepsia with rumbling and “rumbling” in the stomach.

Rheumatology: arthralgia, increased by cold and humidity.

Neurology and psychiatry: neuralgia accompanied by muscle contractions in painful area; various senestopathies without neurotic or psychotic overtones; reactive depression (psychosomatic); compulsive behavior and fear of getting sick.

Other indications: pathologies due to vaccinations, antibiotic therapy, hormonal therapy for gynecological diseases, prolonged GCS therapy, use of neuroleptics, etc.

Composition

The active ingredient:
Thuya occidentalis (Thuya occidentalis) C30

Excipients:
Saccharose, 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.

Interaction

When treating with the drug Thuja Occidentalis possible use of other medicines.

Special Instructions

The dosing regimen and the frequency of administration are determined by the doctor. 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.