SBL Conium Maculatum 1X (Q) For Inflamed Glands, Tinnitus, Menstrual Back Pains, Trembling Legs

SBL Conium Maculatum(Mother Tincture)

Tincture of whole plant when beginning to flower.

Common Name: Deadly Nightshade

Causes & Symptoms for SBL Conium Maculatum

• Conium patients suffers with a gradually progressing weakness, which can be relieved with this medicine.
• Hardness especially the glands, which become swollen and indurated with a gradually progressing weakness indicates Conium.
• Conium is an important remedy in chronic recreational drug users, who are more careful with drugs, also in people who are addicted to alcohol.
• Vertigo is one of the most prominent features of the remedy that occurs on rising from bed or from a seat, or on walking, on going downstairs, when lying.

Mind and Head

Inability to sustain mental effort, dullness; difficulty in comprehension and concentration, absence of mind

Conium has successfully been used in depressive states.

Buzzing inside the head, a noise, a dizziness, headaches are aggravated from alcohol.

Sick headaches with vertigo and an inability to urinate.

Eyes, Ear and Nose

Disturbances of vision that are caused by injury is relieved with help of Conium

Burning in the eyes, and especially of the inner surface of the eyelids marks the remedy to be given.

Burning at the nostrils is relieved with Conium.

Swelling and induration of the parotid gland, with painful tension of the skin indicates conium.

Noises in the ears; ringing, buzzing, humming, throbbing. Tinnitus is relieved.

Mouth, Throat and Cough

Blisters at the upper lip, at the margin of the red portion, painful is relieved with Conium Maculatum.

Saliva tasting sour, or bitter taste in mouth.

Bitter taste in throat with fullness in the pit of throat and fruitless efforts to belching indicates Conium.

Cough that occurs almost immediately after taking a lying position, Cough which is followed by vomit.

Dry cough, excited by the slightest exposure to cold air, even by putting arms out of bed.

Conium is often indicated in obstinate dry cough remaining after influenza or a cold.

Stomach and Abdomen

Hardness and severe bloating of abdomen, in the evening after eating is relieved with Conium.

Swelling of liver with pressive pain and accumulation of ear-wax

Pinching pains in the abdomen, as if diarrhea would come on, trembling of the whole abdomen is relieved with Conium.

Rapid bloating of the belly especially after drinking milk.

Rectum and Stool

Conium has been useful in constipation with ineffectual urging or with unsatisfactory stools.

Constant urging without any stool, Stitches in the anus when not at stool.

Urinary complaints

Conium is used where patient suffers from weakness of the bladder in expelling the urine

If the urethra is narrowed because of an enlargement of the prostate gland, Conium may be indicated.

A keynote for Conium is interrupted urination.

Female complaints

Menses stopped by putting hands in cold water indicates Conium.

Too scanty menses are helped with this remedy.

Oozing of milk from the breasts long after the child is stopped feeding is checked with Conium.

Male

Conium is the main remedy for the gland that is affected greatly by sexual activity in man

Violent pain of testes.

The remedy helps to improve the weak sexual powers.

Skin

Pimples, like those in scabies, which become scurfy are relieved with help of Conium.

Brownish, or red and itching spots over the whole body, which disappear and return.

Generalities

Conium is an important remedy in indurated swelling of cervical lymph nodes.

Pain in small of back, especially drawing or dragging downward, in connection with the menses,

Trembling of all limbs.

At night, headache, nausea, gastralgia, bleeding of the nose, pains in the limbs, etc.

Side effects of SBL Conium Maculatum

There are no such side effects. But every medicine should be taken following the rules as given.

Dosage and rules while taking SBL Conium Maculatum

Take 10 drops in half cup of water three times a day.

We recommend you to take under physicians guidance.