Ranunculus Sceleratus Homeopathy Mother Tincture for Skin Eruptions, Blisters, Eczema & Corns
Ranunculus Sceleratus Homeopathy Mother Tincture for Skin Eruptions, Blisters, Eczema & Corns - SBL / 30ml is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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About Ranunculus Sceleratus Homeopathic Mother Tincture Q
Also known as Marsh Buttercup, Ranunculus Tuberosus, Raphanus Niger, Jaladhanya (hindi)
It is indicated in infested wounds, insect bite, tumors of the abdomen, ascites, enlargement of the abdomen, disease of the spleen, splenomegaly, adominal pain, low digestion strength.
Contains Serotonin, Protoanemonin, anemonin
Ranunculus Sceleratus Indications
- Burning in the mouth, throat, stomach, and other parts is an indication for Ranunculus Sceleratus.
- Blisters on the surface of the skin, which leaves a raw surface.
- Acute attacks of gout, corns that lead to pain in the toes and joint is relieved with Ranunculus Sceleratus.
- Convulsive twitching of the limbs is relieved with Ranunculus Sceleratus.
What doctors recommend Ranunculus Sceleratus for?
Dr.Vikas Sharma Rx
- Ranunculus Sceleratus for painful corns on balls of toes especially the first and second toe. The pain gets worse on bending the toe and better by extending (straightening) the toe. The corns are also sensitive to touch and pressure. A unique feature is the worsening of pain when one hangs down the legs.
- Ranunculus Sceleratus for georgraphic tongue with Rawness, Smarting or Burning Sensation. In cases needing it the tongue is mapped or peeled off in spots. These spots are raw accompanied with a smarting, burning sensation. The tongue is inflamed and sometimes the entire mouth is inflamed. In some cases where it is required only the sides of the tongue have island-like denuded spots while the rest of the tongue is thickly coated.
Ranunculus Sceleratus: Classical Boericke Materia Medica Guide
Ranunculus Sceleratus is recognized in classical homeopathy as the most intensely irritating member of the buttercup (Ranunculaceae) family. Its hallmark indications center on blistering, corrosive skin eruptions, deep boring or gnawing pains, and complaints that recur in distinct periodic cycles.
| Aspect | Diagnostic Feature |
| Pain Profile | Deep, boring, biting, or gnawing sensations concentrated in specific spots. |
| Peculiar Sensation | Sensation of a tight "plug" behind the ribs or navel. |
| Modalities | Periodic symptom cycles; worse in the evening, on deep inhalation, and when feet hang down. |
| Exudate Nature | Thin, watery, highly corrosive yellow fluid causing burning rawness. |
Usage, Dosage & Administration
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Classical Potency Selection: Frequently administered in lower potencies (1X to 30C) for acute skin and neuralgic flare-ups, while higher potencies (200C to 1M) are reserved for deep constitutional or recurrent periodic conditions.
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General Dosage Guidelines:
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Acute conditions: 3 to 5 drops in half a tablespoon of water, 2 to 3 times daily.
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Chronic / high potencies: Administered once weekly or as individually structured by a homeopathic practitioner.
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Safety, Side Effects & Precautions
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Side Effects: None known when taken in therapeutic homeopathic dilutions.
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Contraindications: No known medical contraindications.
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Administration Rules:
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Keep a clear 15- to 30-minute interval before and after eating, drinking, or taking other medications.
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Avoid potent aromatic substances in the mouth prior to or directly after dosing (e.g., raw garlic, onions, hing/asafetida, coffee, menthol, camphor).
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Use under the guidance of a qualified homeopathic physician.
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