Dr. Reckeweg R1 (Anginacid) (22ml)

Dr. Reckeweg’s R1 indications

Acute and chronic local inflammations of a catarrhal and purulent nature, accompanied by gland swelling, sudden infections, high fevers, and irritations of the pharynx, conjunctivas, and meninges.

Inflammations of glands, such as mumps, orchitis, pancreatitis, cholecystitis, appendicitis, parametritis, bartholinitis, lymphadenitis, iymphangitis, phlegmonous inflammations, abscess, and scarlet fever are among the most common.

Dr. Reckeweg R1’s primary ingredients’ mode of action

• Apis mellifica: swellings that are edematous and infiltrated with inflammation.
• Barium chloratum: Multiple childhood scrofulous affections are chronic diseases characterized by gland swelling and suppuration.
• Belladonna: High fever, aridity of the mucosa, delirium, and moist, feverish skin are all signs of inflammatory hyperemia of the skin, mucous membranes, and glands.
• Calcium jodatum: Children’s chronic tonsillitis and an iymph node scrofulous growth on the neck and nape.
• Hepar sulpuris: a propensity for pyosis and catarrhal inflammations.
• Kalium bichromicum: Viscous, stringy mucus, mucosae ulcer, and plastic exudation of mucous membranes in the nose, pharynx, and pharyngeal cavity
• Marum verum: Adenoid growth, postnasal catarrh that is chronic.
• Mercurius sublimatus corrosivus: acute glandular mucosal inflammations, including sticky perspiration.
• Phytolacca: Pharynx and tonsils swollen and darkly reddened, with pain in the ears as a result

Reckeweg R1’s recommended dosage

It is recommended to take 10-15 drops 2-3 times a day for about a week for chronic inflammations. Constitutional changes in chronic glandular hypertremia: 2-3 times a day 10-15 drops.

Caution

Used only with a doctor’s approval.