Dr. Reckeweg Crocus Sativus 30 CH (11ml) : For twitching of muscles, nose bleed, red eyes, Mood swings, cough

Also known as

on Saturday, crocus

Properties

Potency

30 CH

Form

Liquid

Weight

40 (gms)

Dimensions

3, 2, 3, and 7.4 millimeters

Dr. Reckeweg Crocus sativus (Dilution)

The dried flower stigmas used to make the tincture are organic.

Common Name: Saffron

Causes & Symptoms for Dr. Reckeweg Crocus sativus

• a treatment for single group of muscles that twitch or contract spasmodically, especially the eyelids.
• Extreme mood swings, with periods of happiness followed by periods of sadness, and periods of being happy followed by tears.
• When a patient experiences hemorrhaging from various parts of the body, the blood is said to be black, clotted, and forms long black strings from the bleeding orifice. Crocus sativus is a remedy that is said to have a distinctive action that aids in the proper relief of these complaints.
• With the aid of Crocus sativus, the stomach’s unsettling sensation of something alive moving is alleviated.

Body and Mind

Patients who have a tendency to laugh or sing too loudly, or who experience anger followed by remorse or regret, are good candidates for Crocus Sativus.

Children who continue to engage in a variety of activities exhibit rapid movements and brief periods of silence.

Crocus sativus is used to control the moods of women who are prone to mood swings, such as when they jump, sing, laugh, or want to kiss everyone before going into a rage.

Vertigo that is unclear when you stand up from a seated position.

Head heavy in the morning with a headache at the vertex, vertigo when raising the head, and generalized body heat.

Congestion in the head prior to, during, or following flow, with throbbing pains that are most common in climacteric women.

It feels like the brain is a little loose, but Crocus Sativus helps to alleviate that sensation.

nose, ear, and eyes

Eyes:

Eyelids that feel heavy and twitch like they’re in a cramp, eyes that swell up from crying a lot.

In order to prevent eye complaints like dry eyes and a constant urge to rub them, close your eyes tightly while reading.

Crocus sativus is used to test for eye watering in a closed environment.

Ear:

The ears are buzzing, hurting, and ringing, and hearing is difficult.

Nose:

The herb Crocus sativus is helpful for nosebleeds called epistaxis, which are characterized by cold perspiration on the forehead and a black, stringy discharge coming from one nostril at a time.

An urge to be fanned comes with cold sweat.

Mouth and Throat

In cases of sore throat and elongated uvula that cause discomfort when swallowing food, Crocus sativus is helpful.

With the aid of Crocus Sativus, dry mouth, white coating, and tongue moistness are alleviated.

Stomach and the abdomen

In cases of abdominal bloating, stitching pain, and fullness complaints, Crocus Sativus is helpful.

This medication helps to relieve the stomach’s feeling that something alive is bouncing around.

groin pain with back pain as a complication.

System of Reproduction in Women

Crocus Sativus should be taken if you experience menstrual pain and clotted, stringy discharge.

obnoxious and foul-smelling uterine discharge

Skin

As a home remedy helps in bringing out the eruptions, scarlet redness of the entire body or scarlet spots on the skin are symptoms.

Generalities

During the night while sleeping, some limbs become numb.

Symptoms that improve in the open air often start to worsen in the morning after several nights of improvement.

Crocus sativus is used to test coughs that produce bloody (dark) expectoration.

After light exercise, heaviness and limb failure are relieved.

Heat, heaviness at the heart that rises, anxiety, and difficulty breathing are all present. Yawns can help relieve these symptoms.

Side effects of Dr. Reckeweg Crocus sativus

Although there are no such side effects, it is still important to take each medication according to the instructions.

Dosage and rules while taking Dr. Reckeweg Crocus sativus

Three times per day, mix five drops in a half cup of water.

Additionally, Crocus sativus may be used to treat the globules; take as directed by a doctor, usually three times per day.

We advise you to use medical advice when taking.

Terms and Conditions

Homeopathic medicines have a variety of uses and are prescribed based on symptom similarity; it is assumed that you have sought medical advice before purchasing this medication and are not self-medicating.