Dr Bakshi's Bakson Homoeopathy B13 Prostatitis Drops 30 Ml

Dr Bakshi's Bakson Homoeopathy B13 Prostatitis Drops is a homoeopathic oral drop formulation. In traditional homoeopathic practice, it may be used to support the management of prostate-related urinary symptoms. It contains Chimaphila umbellata, Clematis erecta, Conium maculatum, Pareira brava, Thuja occidentalis, Pulsatilla nigricans and Sabal serrulata.

Take 10 to 15 drops diluted in water three times a day, or as prescribed by a doctor. Read the label carefully before use.

No serious side effects are listed in the available sources.

• Keep out of the reach of children.
• Store in a cool, dry and dark place, away from direct sunlight, heat and moisture.
• Do not exceed the recommended dose, and replace the cap immediately after use.
• Keep a gap of at least half an hour between the drops and food, drinks or other medicines, including allopathic medicines.
• Avoid strong smells in the mouth while taking the drops, including coffee, onion, hing, mint, camphor and garlic.
• Avoid alcohol while taking the drops.
• Consult a doctor before using with other medicines, or during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
• Stop use and consult a doctor if you experience an adverse reaction.
• Do not self-medicate. Consult a doctor for proper diagnosis and prescription.
• The stated shelf life is 5 years from the date of manufacturing.

In traditional homoeopathic practice, the ingredients are associated with the following urinary symptom patterns:

• Chimaphila umbellata: Difficulty passing urine, urinary retention and a pressured feeling in the perineum.
• Clematis erecta: Frequent or scanty urination, burning at the urinary opening, interrupted flow and dribbling.
• Conium maculatum: Difficulty passing urine, stop-start flow and dribbling, especially in older men.
• Pareira brava: Constant urge to urinate, straining, difficulty starting urination, pain while trying to urinate and dribbling afterwards.
• Thuja occidentalis: Burning near the bladder, frequent urgent urination, weak flow, and bladder or urethral discomfort.
• Pulsatilla nigricans: Delayed or weak urination, drop-by-drop or interrupted flow, and bladder discomfort that may be worse while lying on the back.
• Sabal serrulata: Prostate-related urinary difficulties, weak flow and frequent night-time urination.

• Traditional homoeopathic use may include support for frequent or urgent urination, including night-time urination.
• It may be used to support the management of burning or painful urination and discomfort near the bladder or urethra.
• Weak, scanty, interrupted or drop-by-drop urine flow may be a symptom pattern for which it is traditionally used.
• Traditional use also includes difficulty starting urination, straining before urine flow and dribbling afterwards.
• A feeling of incomplete bladder emptying or bladder fullness may be another symptom pattern for which it may offer support.
• It may also be used for urinary discomfort with pressure in the perineum or pain down the thighs while trying to urinate.

• May help ease burning sensations and discomfort while urinating.
• For a weak or interrupted stream, it may support smoother and easier urine flow.
• More complete bladder emptying may help lessen the feeling of retained urine and dribbling after urination.
• Urgency and frequent urination, including at night, may become more manageable.
• It may support prostate health and day-to-day comfort.