SBL cocculus indicus 1109 (20GM) - YHP03895

Brand:- SBL
Ingredients:- Cocculus indicus
Indications & Benefits:-
Cocculus indicus is a highly effective homoeopathic medicine derived from the dried seeds of Anamirta cocculus, belonging to the Menispermaceæ family. It has a targeted action on the nervous system, digestive function, and female reproductive system, particularly suited for individuals suffering from travel-related complaints, nervous exhaustion, and spasmodic affections. It is especially beneficial for complaints arising after loss of sleep, emotional stress, or mental overwork, and is characterized by hollow sensations, paralytic weakness, and heightened sensitivity to motion. Common Name English: Indian Cockle SBL's Cocculus indicus can be helpful in the following conditions: Travel-Related Nausea & Motion Sickness • Aids in vertigo and nausea from riding in vehicles, boats, or watching motion. • Helps in seasickness with vomiting and faintness, aggravated by cold air. • Manages occipital headache accompanied by dizziness, worse when lying on the back of the head. • Supports in cases with metallic taste, aversion to food, and disgust at smell of meals. Mental Dullness & Emotional Exhaustion • Cocculus indicus helps in profound mental fatigue after night-watching or emotional stress. • Supports mental dullness, daydreaming, and absent-mindedness. • Aids in discouragement, irritability, and hypersensitivity to contradiction. • Manages emotional concern for others' health, especially in caretakers and nurses. Paralytic Weakness & Numbness • Aids in one-sided paralysis or muscular weakness, especially after sleep. • Helps in trembling, heaviness, and numbness of limbs, especially the arms. • Manages cracking in cervical spine and paralytic pain in the back. • Supports weakness in limbs with painful drawing and unsteady walking. Menstrual and Female Complaints • Aids in painful menstruation with dark, clotted flow and spasmodic uterine pain. • Helps in exhaustion during periods—feeling too weak to stand or speak. • Manages purulent, gushing leucorrhoea between menses causing extreme fatigue. • Supports in uterine pressure followed by development of hemorrhoids. • Especially suited to unmarried, sensitive, or romantic women prone to emotional distress. Abdominal Discomfort & Cramping • Manages distension with gas and a sensation as if the abdomen is full of sharp stones. • Aids in cramping pain during and after meals with hiccough and yawning. • Helps in weak abdominal muscles with pressure in the inguinal ring as though hernia would develop. • Supports aversion to food and desire for cold drinks, especially beer. Sleep Disturbances • Supports in sleeplessness due to prolonged night duty or mental exertion. • Aids in coma vigil—drowsiness without ability to sleep deeply. • Helps in spasmodic yawning and unrestful sleep due to nervous fatigue. Cough & Respiratory Constriction • Aids in cough caused by tightness in the upper trachea and chest. • Cocculus indicus helps in choking sensations and dry cough triggered by constriction of the esophagus. • Supports breathing difficulties as if irritated by smoke or constriction. Spasms & Muscular Cramps • Helps in painful contractions of limbs and trunk, especially during fatigue. • Supports in shoulders that feel stiff, jerking involuntarily while resting. • Manages stiffness and lamness on motion, with swelling of knees that crack during movement. Temperature Sensitivity & Feverish Sensations • Aids in chilliness with flatulent colic and nausea; cold lower limbs with hot head. • Helps in general sweating with nervous exhaustion or low-grade fever. • Supports alternating sensations of heat and cold in hands and limbs with numbness.
Dosage:- As prescribed by the physician.
Safety Information:-
Read the label carefully before use. Do not exceed the recommended dose. Keep out of the reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place; avoid sunlight and heat. Avoid strong smells (onion, hing, mint, garlic) during use. Allow 15 minutes gap between two homoeopathic medicines, 30 mins gap between Homoeopathic medicines and food, or one hour gap between Homoeopathic medicines or another system of medicines.