Allen A66 Lung Infection Drops (30ml) : Lung Inflammation, Chest Pains, Shortness of Breath, Dry Cough

Also known as

Lung Disease A66

Properties

Weight

75 (gms)

Dimensions

Dimensions: 4.6 cm, 3.6 cm, and 9 cm

Indication of Allen A66 Lung Infection Drops

The indications for A66 Lung Infections include lung inflammation, pneumonia, pleural effusion, pleuritic chest pain, shaking chills, shortness of breath, rapid shallow breathing, fever, and pleural irritation and inflammation.

Composition of Allen A66 Lung Infection Drops

• aconitum napelles three
• 3x Bryonia alba
• phosphoric acid ferrum 3x
• 3x iodine
• 3x Kali Carbonicum
• 3x Kali Muriaticum
• 3-fold lycopodium clavatum
• R. toxicodendron three times
• 3x sulfate
• Canadensis Sangunaria 3x
• chelidonium majus three
• 3 times in water-distilled antimonium tartaric

Dosage of Allen A66 Lung Infection Drops

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

Mode of Action:

• Aconitum Napelles: Short hacking, barking, ringing, or whistling cough; hoarse, dry, whoopy cough; grasps larynx on expiration.
• Bryonia Alba: Dry, difficult, excruciatingly painful nighttime cough with stabbing chest pain.
• Ferrum Phosphoricum: Pain, redness, congestion, heat, and swelling are common in the early stages of any inflammatory or non-inflammatory state before exudation begins.
• Iodium: Inflammation of the right lung, without any pain and with a high temperature.
• Kali Carbonicum: Dry, paroxysmal, loosens viscid mucus or pus that must be swallowed; spasmodic cough; whole chest is very sensitive; peculiar sensation of lump rolling over and over on coughing; rises from right side of abdomen to throat; and returns; hydrothorax.
• Kali Muriaticum: Loud, gastric cough that is short, acute, and spasmodic, with gastric disturbances and white, thick expectoration that is difficult to cough up.
• Lycopodium Clavatum: Neglected lung disease with severe dyspnea, mucus rales, a nighttime cough that feels like it is being tickled by sulphur fumes, and expectoration that is gray, thick, bloody, purulent, and salty.
• Rhus Toxicodendron: Lung infection accompanied by chest pressure, difficulty breathing, and throbbing pains.
• Sulphur: Obstruction from a load on the chest; difficult to breathe.
• Chelidonium Majus: Sharp lancinating pains, a lot of fermentation and gas buildup, nausea, vomiting, and a bitter taste in the mouth, as well as alternate diarrhoea and constipation, are all symptoms. Stools are clay-colored, yellow, hard, round, and have itching in the anus.
• Sanguinaria Canadensis: Tickling behind the sternum causes a hacking cough that is worse at night when lying down, valvular disease with lung disease, and hydrothorax.
• **Antimonium Tartaricum: **Coughing and gasping in quick succession. Cough induced by eating. Chest and larynx pain. Cough followed by vomiting or sleep.

Terms and Conditions

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