Sbl Myristica Sebifera Dilution 200 Ch 30 Ml

SBL Myristica Sebifera Dilution 200 CH is a homoeopathic oral liquid containing Myristica sebifera, also known as Ucuuba. In traditional homoeopathy, it may support the management of symptom patterns involving the skin and soft tissue, sleep, head, mouth and throat, digestion, urination and limbs. Use it only in the dose prescribed by a doctor.

Take the oral liquid in the dose prescribed by a doctor. Keep a gap of 15 minutes between two homoeopathic medicines, 30 minutes between a homoeopathic medicine and food, and 1 hour between a homoeopathic medicine and another system of medicine.

• Use only as prescribed by a doctor.
• Read the label carefully before use.
• Do not exceed the recommended dose.
• 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.

• Myristica sebifera: Also known as Ucuuba, this is the named homoeopathic substance. The preparation is derived from a red, acrid gum obtained from the bark of the Myristica sebifera plant. The raw gum is described as poisonous.

• Skin and soft tissue: May support management of symptom patterns involving deep-seated abscesses, pus formation, ulceration, glandular swelling, parotitis, fistulas and carbuncles.
• Finger and nail discomfort: It may help with whitlows, swelling and pain in the fingers or nails, and painful redness or tingling around the nails.
• Localised skin concerns: May support management of localised eruptions, including pimples on the left cheek, lymphatic swelling with skin thickening, and inflammatory swelling.
• Mind-related symptoms: It may support management of indifference, carelessness, poor concentration and persistent thoughts, such as a song repeating in the mind.
• Sleep concerns: May help with sleeplessness, evening restlessness, disturbed dreams and sudden startings during sleep.
• Head and face symptoms: It may support management of dizziness on waking, head heaviness, frontal pain that feels better in open air, head tightness and facial redness.
• Mouth and throat discomfort: May help with pain or sensitivity in the mouth, tonsils and upper throat, a white or cracked tongue, loss of taste, bitter or coppery taste, throat burning, throat tightness and difficulty swallowing saliva.
• Digestive symptoms: It may support management of thirst with reduced appetite, a walnut-like feeling in the left groin and stools mixed with yellow mucus.
• Urinary symptoms: May help with passing urine less often despite increased fluid intake, or scanty reddish-yellow urine.
• Other discomfort: It may support management of chest pressure at night without breathing difficulty, pinching pain in the right neck or calf, hand stiffness after prolonged gripping, and left-hand pain or sensitivity on touch.

• Soft-tissue comfort: May help ease pain and swelling linked with pus formation in tissues, joints or glands.
• Skin and nail comfort: It may help reduce the discomfort of localised skin eruptions and painful, swollen areas around the fingers or nails.
• Rest and focus: May support comfort during restlessness, disturbed sleep, repeating thoughts or difficulty concentrating.
• Head, mouth and throat comfort: It may help ease head heaviness, dizziness, mouth sensitivity, altered taste, throat burning and difficulty swallowing saliva.
• Digestive and urinary comfort: May support the management of reduced appetite, unusual stools and changes in urination.
• Limb comfort: It may help ease stiffness, pain or increased sensitivity in the hands, neck or calf.