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Homeopathic medicine

The family business Dr. Reckeweg is committed to producing effective and well-tolerated homoeopathic medicinal products in a responsible way – and has been ever since its birth in 1947. Manufactured in Germany.

Migraine Reducer Reduces cerebral congestion, acute headaches or recurrent migraines, due to various factors. Alleviates severe headaches in the vertex of head, supraorbital pains, cervical stiffness and pain, aversion to light, and radiating pains in the head. Effective for acute or chronic migraines, nervous headaches, hormonal based headaches, intense headaches with visual aura, congestive migraine headaches with throbbing pain. Cimicifuga racemosa D4, Gelsemium sempervirens D3, Iris versicolor D2, Sanguinaria canadensis D3, Spigelia anthelmia D4. DIN-HM 02233444

R16 | Migraine, neuralgia

Indications

Migraine, nervous headaches, migrainous neuralgia; poor physical health as a result of continuous headaches, frequently being initiated from becoming chilled.

Mode of action

Cimicifuga racemosa: Severe headaches in the vertex of head, which radiates to, or from the cervical region. Supraorbital pains, cervical stiffness; sensation of heat at the vertex; neuralgia indirectly connected to ovarian affections.

Gelsemium sempervirens: Cerebral congestion; head feels heavy, as if one can hardly lift it; aversion to light, pain just above the eyes; headache begins in occiput and radiates to the forehead.

Iris versicolor: Classic migraine headache; intense headaches with visual aura, blurred vision before onset; hemicrania; vomiting and nausea during headache.

Sanguinaria canadensis: Nervous irritability; congestive migraine headaches with throbbing pain, generally on the right side; aggravated by the slightest noise, smells, motion and light, better with sleep.

Spigelia anthelmia: Unilateral headache beginning in the occiput and radiating to the vertex and frontal regions; pains start at sunrise, increase during the day, and are ameliorated in the evening. Cardiac symptoms.

Remedies to be considered

  • Inflammation of the cephalic nerves and sinusitis: R1, 5-10 drops in some water 3-6 times daily, BC-10
  • Influenza: R6, BC-5, BC-6, BC-10
  • Headaches resulting from a chill: R6, BC-5
  • Rheumatic or neuralgic cranial complaints: R11BC-19
  • Arteriosclerosis, cerebral sclerotic complaints and hypertonia: R12
  • Sinusitis: R49 or R49 JUNIOR and R1, BC-5, BC-10
  • Trigeminal and facial neuralgia: R70, R187
  • Headaches, myalgia: R81, BC-12
  • Fungal infections: BIO 82
  • Food allergies: BIO 83, with nasal and respiratory mucosal involvement: R97
  • Inhalant allergies: BIO 84, with nasal and respiratory mucosal involvement: R97
  • Hypoglycemia: BIO 86
  • Neuralgic head pain originating in the ears and teeth: R187BC-21, BC-23

Clinical experience

  • 5 drops may be administered on an as needed basis at the first appearance of symptoms.
  • Not regarded as a preventative formula.
  • Recurrent headaches may be the result of glandular dysfunction. Consider R19 (men) / R20 (women) to regulate glandular function.

Cimicifuga racemosa D4 1 g, Gelsemium sempervirens D3 1 g, Iris versicolor D2 1 g, Sanguinaria canadensis D3 1 g, Spigelia anthelmia D4 1 g.

Non-medicinal ingredients: ethanol, purified water.

DIN-HM 02233444

Adults and children (ages 12 and up) in acute cases 5 drops (up to a 6 times per day); in chronic cases 5 drops 3 times daily in a little water or undiluted, or as directed by a healthcare practitioner.

  • Consult a healthcare practitioner if symptoms persist or worsen.
  • Consult a healthcare practitioner before use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
  • Consult a healthcare practitioner before use in case of liver diseases or simultaneous use of hepatotoxic substances.
  • Control liver parameters if used longer than 4 weeks.

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