BAKSON SPONDY AID DROPS

'Spondylosis' refers to degeneration of the spine. Most often, the term Spondylosis is used to describe osteoarthritis of the spine. This includes the discs or cushions between the vertebrae and the joints between the bones of the cervical spine. There may be abnormal growths or "spurs" on the bones of the spine (vertebrae).These changes can, over time, press down on (compress) one or more of the nerve roots. In advanced cases, the spinal cord becomes involved. The term can be used to describe degeneration in the:

• Neck - Cervical Spondylosis.
• Lower back - Lumbar Spondylosis.
• Middle back - Thoracic Spondylosis

The major risk factor is aging. By age 60, most women and men show signs of Spondylosis on x-ray. Other factors that can make a person more likely to develop Spondylosis are:

• Being overweight and not exercising
• Heavy lifting/bending and twisting
• Past neck/ back injury
• Past spine surgery
• Ruptured or slipped disc
• Severe Arthritis
• Small fractures to the spine from Osteoporosis
• Heredity/Genetic Factor
• Over straining of neck & back due to sitting jobs including work on computers

In ‘Cervical Spondylosis' pain may be felt over the shoulder blade or it may spread to the upper arm, forearm or (rarely) fingers. It is usually noticed to worsen after standing or sitting/ at night/ with sneezing, coughing or laughing/ bending the neck backwards or walking more than a few yards. Other common symptoms include neck stiffness, numbness or abnormal sensations in the shoulders or arms, headaches, especially in the back of the head & loss of balance or vertigo.

'Lumbar Spondylosis' usually produces no symptoms. When back or sciatic pains are symptoms, Lumbar Spondylosis is usually an unrelated finding. Symptoms include tingling, numbness, weakness and pain that can spread through the lower back, tailbone, hip joints, buttocks, thighs, down the legs to toes and loss of bowel/ bladder control.

In ‘Frozen Shoulder’, the shoulder capsule thickens and becomes tight. Stiff bands of tissue — called adhesions — develop. In many cases, there is less synovial fluid in the joint. The hallmark sign of this condition is being unable to move one's shoulder - either with one’s own effort or with the help of someone else, accompanied by pain initially which later spontaneously resolves.

Bakson’s Spondy aid drops with its novel formulation prevent degenerative processes of these joints and provide relief from stiffness of the back and aches. Spondy aid drops help liberate one from other accompanying symptoms like vertigo, nausea, dizziness and weakness.

Action of Individual remedies:

Acid formicum: Chronic arthritis of traumatic nature can be treated by formic acid, Pains are usually worse on the right side, motion and better from pressure.

Colchicum autumnale: It markedly affects muscles, fibrous tissue, serous membranes, and joints, especially the small ones. Tearing pains, worse in the evening at night, from touch, and from least motion.

Rhus toxicodendron: Suited for affections of nerves and spinal cord, stiffness of muscles and joints. Stiff neck with painful tension, when moving. Back strain or injury. Pains from overlifting and overuse. Pain and stiffness in small of back, better motion or lying on something hard.

Ledum palustre: It affects the fibrous tissue of joints, especially small joints. Rheumatism begins in the lower limbs and ascends. Trembling of hands when moving them or grasping anything. Throbbing in the right shoulder, on raising the arm.

Dulcamara: Rheumatic troubles induced by damp cold are aggravated by every cold change and somewhat relieved by moving about. Stiffness, numbness, aching and soreness of muscles on every exposure to cold especially of back and loins.

Gelsemium semp.: It centers its action upon the muscles and motor nerves. In muscles it causes overpowering aching, tiredness, heaviness, weakness and soreness, especially felt in the muscles of the limbs. Dizziness, drowsiness, dullness and trembling.

Ulmus fulva: It is much used for lessening pain in inflammations.

Advice: Take Spondy aid drops with Bakson’s Rheum aid tablets for best results.

• Exercise regularly.
• Avoid sudden changes in temperature

Avoid following in Diet

• Cold water, cold aerated drinks e.g. Fruity, Maaza, Campa Cola, Pepsi etc.
• Fruit juices (citrus fruits) e.g. Orange, Mousambhi.
• Ice-creams, Curd (dahi), Buttermilk (Lassi).
• Fruits - Orange, Mousambhi, Bananas, Water Melon, Melon, Sour Grapes.
• All Maida Preparations.
• Vegetables - Colocasia (Arbi), Radish, Cauliflower, Carrots, Spinach (saag esp. Sarson ka saag), Beans, Bhindi.
• Starchy and fried food - Urad dal, Rajma, Channa, Rice, Kurhi, Noodles, Paranthas, Rice, Puris. (Rice is permissible for those whose staple diet is rice).

BAKSON SPONDY AID DROPS FAQ

What are BAKSON SPONDY AID DROPS?

Bakson’s Spondy aid drops are a homeopathic formulation to help prevent pain, stiffness & soreness in muscles of the back, arising from degenerative changes in the spine.

What are the BAKSON SPONDY AID DROP uses?

Bakson’s Spondy aid drops with its novel formulation controls degenerative processes of joints and provides relief from stiffness of back and aches. Spondy aid drops also help to relieve other accompanying symptoms like vertigo, nausea, dizziness and weakness.

How to take BAKSON SPONDY AID DROPS?

10-15 drops of spondy aid drops should be diluted with water and taken 3 times a day. In acute cases, take spondy aid drops every 2 hours, 6 times a day or as prescribed by the physician.

What are the BAKSON SPONDY AID DROPS Side Effects?

Spondy aid drops have no known side effects.