Homoeopathic Ointment (20g)

Description

Homoeopathic Ointment is a homoeopathic medicine supplied as a topical ointment. Available in 19 remedies: Acid Chrysophanic, Aesculus Hip, Api Mell, Arnica Mont, Belladonna, Calendula, Cantharis, Chambalin, Echinacea, Emalso, Graphites, Hamamalis, Hydrocotyle, Hypericum, Rhus Tox, Skookum Chuck, Sulphur, Thuja Occ, Urtica Urens.

Single-remedy ointments in 20g jars. Traditional associations from classical homoeopathic materia medica:

• Acid Chrysophanic — traditionally associated with ringworm and scaly skin eruptions.
• Aesculus Hip — traditionally associated with piles and varicose veins.
• Api Mell — traditionally associated with stings, swelling and puffy inflammation.
• Arnica Mont — traditionally associated with bruising and muscular soreness.
• Belladonna — traditionally associated with hot, red, localised inflammation.
• Calendula — traditionally associated with clean cuts, wounds and grazes.
• Cantharis — traditionally associated with burns and scalds.
• Echinacea — traditionally associated with infected or slow-healing wounds.
• Graphites — traditionally associated with cracked, oozing skin and eczema.
• Hamamalis — traditionally associated with piles and varicose veins.
• Hydrocotyle — traditionally associated with thickened, scaly skin conditions.
• Hypericum — traditionally associated with injuries to nerve-rich areas such as fingertips.
• Rhus Tox — traditionally associated with sprains, strains and stiffness that eases with motion.
• Sulphur — traditionally associated with dry, itching skin eruptions.
• Thuja Occ — traditionally associated with warts and skin growths.
• Urtica Urens — traditionally associated with minor burns and nettle-type rashes.

Skookum Chuck, Chambalin and Emalso are also available in this range; see the product carton for their indications.

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Homoeopathic medicine. Please consult a qualified homoeopathic practitioner before use, especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking other medication.