SBL lilium tigrinum 1177 (20GM) - YHP03330

Brand:- SBL
Ingredients:- Lilium tigrinum
Indications & Benefits:-
Lilium tigrinum is a homoeopathic medicine derived from the fresh stalk, leaves, and flowers of Lilium tigrinum plant sourced from Liliaceæ family, commonly known as Tiger Lily. It manifests a powerful influence over the pelvic organs and is particularly adapted to reflex conditions associated with pathological states of the uterus and ovaries. It is more often indicated in unmarried women and those experiencing emotional and physical symptoms linked to gynecological disorders. Lilium tigrinum also exerts a marked effect on the heart, as well as mental and emotional states, making it useful in cases involving depression, anxiety, and psychosomatic symptoms. Common Names: English: Tiger Lily SBL’s Lilium tigrinum can be helpful in the following conditions: • Female Reproductive Health o Strong action on the uterus and ovaries, especially in unmarried women. o Beneficial in assisting prolapse, congestion, and anteversion of the uterus. o Relieves bearing-down sensations with a constant desire to support pelvic organs externally. o Lilium tigrinum manages sub-involution and bloated sensation in the uterine region. o Assists acrid, brown leucorrhoea with smarting in the labia and awakened sexual instinct. o Useful for pruritus pudendi. • Menstrual Disorders o Early, scanty, dark, clotted, and offensive menstrual flow. o Menstrual bleeding occurs only when moving and stops while resting. • Digestive Issues o Relieves flatulence, nausea, and the sensation of a lump in the stomach. o Excess appetite, with craving for meat. o Thirsty, with frequent and large intake of fluids before severe symptoms arise. • Abdominal Complaints o Sore, distended abdomen with trembling sensations. o Downward and backward pressure against rectum and anus, worse while standing, better in open air. o Constant urge to defecate, especially in plethoric and nervous women during menopause. oRelieves Dysentery with mucus and blood, accompanied by tenesmus. • Urinary Symptoms o Frequent urging to urinate. o Urine is milky, scanty, and hot. • Cardiac and Circulatory Conditions o Marked action on the heart, with sensations as if it were grasped in a vise. o Fullness, bursting sensation, and irregular, rapid palpitations. o Cold feeling about the heart. o Pain in the cardiac region and angina pectoris with radiation to the right arm. o Suffocating sensation in warm, crowded rooms. • Mental and Emotional Symptoms o Tormented about salvation; worsened by consolation. o Helps in profound depression of spirits with constant inclination to weep. o Anxious, with fears of an organic, incurable disease. o Inclined to curse, strike, or think obscene thoughts. o Aimless and hurried; needs to stay busy. • Head and Eyes o Head feels hot, dull, heavy; faintness in warm rooms. o Assists wild sensation in the head. o Hyperesthesia of the retina; eye pain extending to the head. o Lachrymation and impaired vision. o Myopic astigmatism; helpful in restoring weakened ciliary muscle function. • Extremities and Musculoskeletal System o Aids in pain in back and spine with trembling; pressing-down sensation in front. o Pricking in fingers; pain in right arm and hip. o Legs ache and cannot be kept still. o Relieves pain in ankle joints. o Burning sensations in palms and soles. • Sleep and Fever o Unrefreshing sleep with unpleasant dreams. o Lilium tigrinum helps in insomnia with wild feelings in the head. o Great heat and fatigue in the afternoon, with throbbing throughout the body.
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.