Schwabe Abrotanum Cm Ch Dilutions

Schwabe Abrotanum CM CH Dilutions : Abrotanum is commonly known as southernwood, lady’s love or Artemisia abrotanum. It belongs to the plant kingdom and is a member of the family Compositae. It is indigenous to Eurasia and Africa. It can be propagated easily by the division of roots or cuttings. It is a shrub with grey-green small, thin and feathery leaves. The flowers are small and yellow in color. Due to its strong camphor-like odour, traditionally it has been used as an air freshener and as a repellant for moths and insects. In Italy, it is used as a herb in cooking. In east and north Bosnia and Herzegovina, parts of Abrotanum are used in traditional medicine for the treatment of jaundice. Fresh leaves and stems of Abrotanum are used to make homeopathic medicine. Abrotanum is commonly used in 30th potency for treatment purpose. Abrotanum 30 uses are seen in treating various illnesses like boils, chilblains, epilepsy, hemorrhoids, hectic fever, hydrocele, paralysis, myelitis, indigestion, marasmus, oozing from umbilicus, gout and rheumatism. Other prominent Abrotanum 30 benefits in homeopathy are- It is used in the treatment of pleurisy. It is particularly indicated when a pressing sensation remains in the affected area and impedes the patient from breathing freely. With this, the patient may complaint of the cold air causing raw feeling in the respiratory tract. It treats weakness and prostration that remains after influenza. It helps treat boils, especially if skin becomes purplish after suppression of eruptions. It removes hard growths in different parts of abdomen. It helps to control vomiting of large quantities of very offensive fluid. This vomiting is commonly associated with burning, constricting and gnawing pains in the abdomen. It helps to relax the contraction of limbs that has occurred following colic. Abrotanum homeopathic medicine has certain characteristic indications for its prescription. The most guiding symptom of Abrotanum 30 is wasting, especially of the lower extremities. This is more commonly seen in the marasmus of children. There may be associated complaint of the child not capable to hold it’s head up. It is also found that such children have ravenous hunger and loose flesh despite eating well. Many patients, asking for abrotanum complaint of having a peculiar sensation as if their stomach is hanging or swimming in water. Another characteristic indication for abrotanum is metastasis. It includes Metastasis of rheumatism from joints to the heart or to the spine. Receding of gout followed by commencement of other complaints. Rheumatism followed by checked diarrhoea. Appearance of piles after rheumatic complaints. Also, abrotanum has an exudative tendency. It helps treat exudations that may appear as a metastatic process or otherwise into joints and pleura of the lungs etc. It also causes alternating conditions where one disease symptoms disappear and another appear in its place.