APOZEMA® Vein Drops No. 35

Aesculus complex

Indications:
To stimulate the body's self-healing powers according to the homeopathic drug picture in cases of venous complaints, heavy, tired legs, varicose veins, circulatory disorders and hemorrhoids.

Properties of the ingredients:

• Aesculus (horse chestnut) is used homeopathically for venous congestion, hemorrhoids, varicose veins and their consequences, such as phlebitis.
  
• Arnica (mountain arnica) has a drug picture of bleeding and inflammation, with the venous system being the direction of action. Arnica is also appropriate for arterial circulatory disorders that manifest as cold extremities.
  
• Carduus marianus (milk thistle) is used for venous complaints with a focus on the venous system. The drug picture shows visibly thickened, nodular varicose veins that often cause a pulling pain.
  
• Hamamelis (witch hazel) eliminates venous congestion, varicose veins, and hemorrhoids. Hamamelis is helpful in the healing of leg ulcers.
  
• Nux vomica (strychnine tree) has constipation as one of its directions of action. This repeatedly leads to complaints due to hemorrhoids.
  
• Sepia (dried cuttlefish ink) has a broad drug picture, which also includes varicose veins. One of the directions of action is the venous system, with chills and shivering, cold hands and feet, and the feeling of overfull veins being symptoms within the framework of Sepia's drug picture.
  
• Strophanthus (strophanthus seeds) is a homeopathic remedy used for drainage in venous congestion.
  
• Vipera berus (adder venom) has a drug picture of skin and vein inflammation. The direction of action is the venous system. The skin of the lower extremities is taut due to congested veins, and the veins appear as red or reddish-blue streaks.

Recommended dosage:
Adolescents aged 12 and over and adults: 21 drops up to 4 times a day, spread throughout the day.

Composition:
Aesculus Dil. D4, Arnica Dil. D4, Carduus marianus Dil. D4, Hamamelis Dil. D4, Nux vomica Dil. D6, Sepia Dil. D4, Strophanthus Dil. D4, Vipera berus Dil. D12.

Properties of the ingredients:

• Aesculus (horse chestnut) is used homeopathically for venous congestion, hemorrhoids, varicose veins and their consequences, such as phlebitis.
  
• Arnica (mountain arnica) has a drug picture of bleeding and inflammation, with the venous system being the direction of action. Arnica is also appropriate for arterial circulatory disorders that manifest as cold extremities.
  
• Carduus marianus (milk thistle) is used for venous complaints with a focus on the venous system. The drug picture shows visibly thickened, nodular varicose veins that often cause a pulling pain.
  
• Hamamelis (witch hazel) eliminates venous congestion, varicose veins, and hemorrhoids. Hamamelis is helpful in the healing of leg ulcers.
  
• Nux vomica (strychnine tree) has constipation as one of its directions of action. This repeatedly leads to complaints due to hemorrhoids.
  
• Sepia (dried cuttlefish ink) has a broad drug picture, which also includes varicose veins. One of the directions of action is the venous system, with chills and shivering, cold hands and feet, and the feeling of overfull veins being symptoms within the framework of Sepia's drug picture.
  
• Strophanthus (strophanthus seeds) is a homeopathic remedy used for drainage in venous congestion.
  
• Vipera berus (adder venom) has a drug picture of skin and vein inflammation. The direction of action is the venous system. The skin of the lower extremities is taut due to congested veins, and the veins appear as red or reddish-blue streaks.