Sbl Indigo Dilution 30 Ch 30 Ml

SBL Indigo Dilution 30 CH is a homoeopathic oral liquid based on Indigo tinctoria, also known as Indigo or Dye-Stuff. In traditional homoeopathic use, it may help with selected nervous-system, head, nasal, digestive, urinary, itching, and limb-symptom patterns.

Use as prescribed by a homoeopathic doctor. Read the label carefully before use and do not exceed the recommended dose. Leave a 15 minute gap between two homoeopathic medicines, a 30 minute gap between a homoeopathic medicine and food, or a 1 hour gap between a homoeopathic medicine and medicine from another system.

• 30 CH homoeopathic dilution of Indigo tinctoria.

No serious side effects are listed in the available sources.

• Keep out of reach of children.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and heat.
• Avoid strong smells such as onion, hing, mint, and garlic during use.
• If unusual symptoms appear, stop use and consult a qualified homoeopathic doctor.
• During pregnancy or breastfeeding, use only under the supervision of a qualified homoeopathic doctor.
• Tell your doctor about any ongoing treatment before starting a new remedy.

• Indigo tinctoria: Also known as Indigo or Dye-Stuff.

• Nervous-system symptoms: May help with nervous irritability, low mood, night crying, night terrors, emotional upset, spasms, and convulsive tendencies.
• Head and ear symptoms: May help with dizziness with nausea, a wave-like feeling in the head, head pressure, a tight-band feeling around the forehead, and roaring or pressure in the ears.
• Nasal and itching symptoms: May help with excessive sneezing, nosebleeds, skin itching, and anal itching that is worse at night.
• Digestive and urinary symptoms: May help with a metallic taste, burping, bloating, poor appetite, heat flushes rising from the stomach, cloudy urine, and a frequent urge to urinate.
• Limb discomfort: May help with pain from the mid-thigh to the knee, knee pain that improves with walking, and limb pain after meals.

• May support a calmer, more settled feeling during nervous irritability, gloom, or night-time crying.
• May help ease discomfort linked with head pressure, dizziness-related nausea, sneezing, or ear pressure.
• Digestive comfort may be supported when there is bloating, burping, a metallic taste, or poor appetite.
• May help reduce discomfort from skin or anal itching, including itching that disturbs sleep.
• Comfort during limb and knee pain may be supported.