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NATRUM CARBONICUM 30

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₹ 100.00 (MRP.)

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Availability : In stock

SKU

FGDL118769

Categories : Homoeopathic Medicine, Homoeopathic Dilutions

Brands: Bakson's Homoeopathy

Pack Size : 30 ml

Details

All Bakson Dilutions are potentised homeopathic medicines manufactured by the use of Extra Neutral Alcohol which is free from impurities like aldehydes and ketones and are safe to consume under the advise of a registered Homoeopath for your ailment. We use back potencies manufactured inhouse from genuine raw material and then potentise them to desired potency through homeopathic pharmacopeial procedures.

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Action of Medicine: This remedy is indicated in catarrhal affections and where there is great debility, dependent upon summer heat, or the chronic effects of sunstroke. It is of service in hypochondriasis, especially after a meal. The patient is depressed and irritable; this decreases as the food is digested and leaves the stomach. The patient is emaciated, the face is pale, and there are blue rings around the eyes. It is useful in hypochlorhydria. There are sour eructations and a weak, gone feeling in the stomach. He is worse from eating starchy food. There are large quantities of gas formed. The slightest error of diet causes distress. In the weakness and debility that follows sunstroke and the chronic effects of the same. The patient is always nervous during a thunder storm. It is also of service when headaches appear from the effects of the sun or artificial heat from the slightest mental effort. References: A Manual Of Materia Medica, Therapeutics And Pharmacology By Blackwood, Alexander Leslie, Dictionary Of Practical Materia Medica (All 3 Vol.) By Clarke J. H.