Dr. Reckeweg Antimonium Tartaricum (11ml)

Dr. Reckeweg Antimonium Tartaricum

About Dr. Reckeweg Antimonium Tartaricum

The common names for Dr. Reckeweg Antimonium Tartaricum are Tartar Emetic, Tartrate of Antimony, and Potash

Ingredients of Dr. Reckeweg Antimonium Tartaricum

Antimonium Tartaricum

Benefits of Dr. Reckeweg Antimonium Tartaricum

It helps in reducing weakness and exhaustion

Improves respiratory functions

Provides effective relief from feeble the cough and helps in clearing congestion in the chest

Helps in conditions such as drowsiness and shortness of breath

Also effective in curing symptoms of bronchitis

Dosage and rules while taking Dr. Reckeweg Antimonium Tartaricum

Take 5 drops in half a cup of water three times a day.

You can also medicate the globules and take them 3 times a day or as prescribed by the physician.

We recommend you take it under the physician’s guidance.

Precautions while taking Dr. Reckeweg Antimonium Tartaricum

Always keep a gap of 15 minutes before or after meals when you take medicine.

If pregnant or breastfeeding, ask a homeopathic practitioner before use.

Avoid eating tobacco or drinking alcohol during the course of medication.

Action of Dr. Reckeweg Antimonium Tartaricum

Mind

Bad humor, Excessively peevish and quarrelsome.  Discouragement and despair, Lethargy.

The child will not allow itself to be touched.

Head

Dullness, confusion, and bewilderment in the head, which is, as it were, benumbed, with inclination to sleep.

Headache, with palpitation of the heart, and vertigo.

Trembling with the head and hands, with great debility, worse when lying and getting warm in bed, better when sitting up erect and in the cold.

Eyes

Eyes fatigued, requiring sleep, and to be firmly closed. Aching of the eyes.

Confused sight, with sparkling before the eyes, especially on rising from a seat.

Ears

Humming in the ears.

Nose

Violent fluent coryza, with frequent sneezing, ulcerated nostrils, shivering, loss of smell, and of taste.

Nostrils widely dilated.

Face

Face pale, sunken. Convulsive jerking of the muscles of the face.

Teeth

Odontalgia, with a very violent pain in the morning. Rheumatic toothache of intermittent type. Scurvy.

Mouth

Copious accumulation of saliva in the mouth. Tongue moist, clean, or loaded with a brown coating.

Appetite

Fatty taste in the mouth. Bitter taste in the mouth.

Craving for acid things, or for raw fruits (apples), for cold drinks. Aversion to all food, especially milk.

Stomach

Empty risings. Constant nausea, sometimes with inclination to vomit, anguish, pressure in the scrobiculate, and headache, mitigated by the expulsion of flatus, upwards and downwards.

Vomiting of mucus, with mucous diarrhea. Pain in the stomach, as if it were overloaded.