Allen A65 Bronchitis Drops (30ml) : Bronchitis with Inflammation of Bronchial Tubes, Dry Raw Cough, Chest Pain

Also known as

Bronchit A65

Properties

Weight

75 (gms)

Dimensions

Dimensions: 4.6 cm, 3.6 cm, and 9 cm

Indication of Allen A65 Bronchitis Drops

The indications for A65 Bronchitis Drops include acute and chronic bronchitis, bronchial tube inflammation, sinus mucus drainage, burning in the throat, dry, raw concussive cough, chronic productive cough with expectoration, wheezing, chest pain, and dyspnea.

Composition of Allen A65 Bronchitis Drops

• Oriental Blatta 3x
• 3x Belladonna
• 3x Bryonia alba
• Rotundifolia Drosera 3
• 3 times Aconitum Napellues
• 3 times the antimony tartrate
• 3x sulfate
• 3 times carbo vegetablis
• 3x Ipecacuanha
• 3 times Hepar Sulphuris Calacreum
• 3-fold Kali Bichromicum
• 3 times in water-distilled silica

Dosage of Allen A65 Bronchitis Drops

• Take 10 to 15 drops, four times a day, in a half-cup of water.

Mode of Action:

• Blatta Orientalis: Despite appearing to be in good health, the patient experiences dyspnea and shortness of breath with even light exertion; this makes it a useful treatment for bronchitis and phthisis, conditions in which there is severe dyspnea and a risk of suffocation from excessive mucus buildup.
• Belladonna: Laryngitis pain, barking cough, and threat of suffocation kept me awake after midnight.
• Bryonia Alba: Dry, difficult, excruciatingly painful nighttime cough with stabbing chest pain.
• Drosera Rotundifolia: Coughing during the night and feeling a tightness in the chest.
• Aconitum Napelles: cough that is whooping, dry, and hoarse.
• Antimonium Tartaricum: The bronchial tubes are overloaded with mucus, causing rapid, short, difficult breathing as well as abdominal breathing. There is also a significant accumulation of mucus with coarse rattling, which hinders breathing.
• Sulphur: a challenge to breathe
• Carbo Vegetabilis: Hoarseness, labored, quick, short breathing, burning in the chest, hemoptysis, and profuse, thick, sticky, yellowish-colored expectoration with a desire to inhale deeply.
• Ipecacuanha: Each time you breathe in, you cough, and it’s a violent, dry, spasmodic, constrictive, asthmatic cough that’s constant and violent.
• Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum: Feeling of splinter in throat; stitches in throat extending to ear when swallowing; anxious, wheezing, rattling, short, deep breathing; threatens suffocation.
• Kali Bichromicum: Expectoration is profuse, stringy, tough, yellow/green, and violent, rattling with gagging from viscid mucus in the throat.
• Silicea: Violent cough while lying down, with thick, lumpy expectoration that is yellow in color and has small, offensive granules in it.

Terms and Conditions

Before purchasing this medication, we have assumed that you sought medical advice and are not using it for self-medication.