Schwabe Apis Venenum Purum Apisinum 30 Ch Dilutions

Schwabe Apis Venenum Purum Apisinum 30 CH Dilutions :The use of genuine raw materials, back potency and expensive and purest form of alcohol, namely Extra Neutral Alcohol (ENA) make Schwabe India dilutions superior to other dilutions available in the market. Extra Neutral Alcohol guarantees that the dilutions and mother tinctures are free from impurities. Drug potentisation is done using the Hahnemannian method, which was introduced by Dr. Hahnemann himself and followed by Dr. Willmar Schwabe from the beginning.Swelling and puffiness of skin and membranes. Cannot tolerate heat or slightest touch. Afternoon aggravation. General soreness. Constricted sensations. Sensation of stiffness and as of something torn in the body. Much weakness. Mind: Apathy and indifference. Awkward and drops things. Jealous and hard to please. Unable to concentrate. Head: Tired feeling in the head. Vertigo aggravated when lying down. Throbbing and distension. Sudden pains. Pains of a stabbing nature. Back of head feels heavy accompanied by sexual excitement. Eyes: Lids swollen, red and puffy. Eyes bright red with hot tears. Sharp pains around the eyes. Stomach: Abdomen feels sore. Thirst absent. Great desire for milk. Urine: Urethra burns and feels sore when urinating. Suppressed and involuntary urination. Burning at the end of urination. Female: Edema of labia; better by cold water. Soreness and stinging pains. Menses suppressed, with head symptoms, especially in young girls. Severe pain in abdomen, especially the right side, during menses. Profuse menses with stinging pains. Fever: Chilly in the afternoon. Fever with thirst. Heat stage with a smothering feeling. Sweat with sleepiness. Sweat stage breaks out and dries up often. Sleepy after the fever paroxysm. Modalities: Worse by heat in any form; touch; pressure; late in afternoon; after sleeping; in closed and heated rooms. Right side. Better, in open air, uncovering, and cold bathing. Other symptoms also found in: 1. Respiratory 2. Stool 3. Extremities