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Maintain a time gap of half an hour between medicine and food.SAFETY GUIDELINES WHEN TAKING HOMEOPATHY MEDICINE Stops bleeding of piles and also cures eye injuries Relieves headaches and backaches and relieves pain due to sudden jerk and pricking type of pains Helpful in pruritus and relieves joint pains This homeopathic medicine is also useful in treating gastric problems

#USE OF SYMPHYTUM OFFICINALE PLUS#

↑ Brinker Francis 1997 Herbal Contraindications and Drug Interactions: Plus Herbal Adjuncts With Medicines, 4th Edition Eclectic Medical Publications.HERING PHARMA DILUTION SYMPHYTUM OFFICINALE is used to treat duodenal ulcers.↑ Stargrove Mitchell Bebell, Treasure Jonathan, McKee Dwight L (2008) Herb, Nutrient and Drug Interactions: Clinical Implications and Therapeutic Strategies.↑ Godfrey Anthony, Saunders Paul, Barlow Kerry, Gowan Matt (2011) Principles and Practices of Naturopathic Botanical Medicine, Advanced Botanical Medicine.↑ Boon Heather, Smith Michael (2009) 55 Most Common Medicinal Herbs: The Complete Natural Medicine Guide Second Edition, Institute of Naturopathic Education and Research, CCNM Toronto.NOT APPROVED FOR INTERNAL USE IN CANADA.Side-effects are veno-occlusive disease leading to liver damage due to unsaturated pyrolizidine alkaloids (UPAs) limit UPA intake to 100 mcg/year, for a maximum of 4-6 weeks/year.Generally regarded as safe when used topically.The safety and prescribing considerations for this herb include: Decoction - 100g in 250mL of water soak gauze and apply topically until epithelium (skin) forms.

#USE OF SYMPHYTUM OFFICINALE SKIN#

Fresh leaf - can be applied topically after bruising leaves or by immersing leaves in boiling water place in a food processor, and apply as a compress wrapped in place on the skin.

Infusion from leaf - 1 Tbsp/cup, drink as soothing tea three times daily.

Fluid extract or tincture - use in a compress.

Tincture - 5-20 drops three times daily.

Although most herbs are generally safe, it is recommended that you avoid self-prescribing especially when there is an underlying ongoing medical condition, if you are on any prescription medications or if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

The information provided is intended to augment the treatment from a naturopathic doctor or other trained medical professional. Homeopathically this remedy is referred to as Symphytum.

Gastrointestinal ulcers, especially in the stomach.

Cough with hemoptysis (blood), or with pulmonary exudate of mucous and blood (TB, pneumonia, cough is persistent and difficult to stop).

Gingivitis or pharyngitis ( infusion of leaf for gargle).

Mastitis or trauma to the breast ( compress).

Bruises, sprains, wounds, trauma, especially with suppuration or infection, thrombophlebitis.Poultice or compress on leg ulcers (decubitus (bedsores) and diabetic, only when there is still healthy, pink granulation tissue present if gangrenous or necrotic tissue is present, it is necessary to use a debriding herb such as Sanguinaria canadensis first).The healing is due to the constituent, allantoin. Heavily used in World War I for wounds infested with maggots. Medicinal Actions: vulnerary, demulcent, emollient, tonic, expectorant, anti-inflammatory topically.Constituents: Leaf: mucilage, tannins, allantoin, unsaturated pyrolizidine alkaloids, rosmarinic acid Root: includes all the constituents found in the leaf plus inulin, saturated pyrolizidine alkaloids.Parts Used: Leaf (40% alcohol), Root (90% alcohol).but is naturalized in North American gardens. Habitat: Symphytum officinale is native to Europe and the U.K.