Dysentry Co 1M 30 ML

DYSENTRY-CO - DL

Uses & Benefits

Bone, Joint & Muscle Care

Indications

Dysentry-co , also known as  Bacillus Dysenteriae , is a homoeopathic medicine derived from the dysentery bacillus. It belongs to the  Animal Kingdom  and is categorized as a  bowel nosode . In homoeopathy, it is primarily indicated for individuals with nervous sensitivity, anticipatory anxiety, claustrophobia, and gastrointestinal disorders triggered by emotional distress. Dysentry-co is particularly useful for people who are  shy, timid, anxious , and easily overwhelmed by excitement or embarrassment. It also proven beneficial in assisting a wide spectrum of physical conditions such as  chronic diarrhoea ,  skin eruptions ,  headaches ,  rheumatic pain , and  exhaustion  linked to nervous tension or emotional strain. Common Name:  Bacillus Dysenteriae SBL’s Dysentry-co can be helpful in the following conditions: •  Anxiety and Fear-Based Disorders Extreme  claustrophobia ; fear in trains, lifts, buses, theatres, and public places. Intense  fear of strangers ,  doctors ,  thunderstorms , and  darkness . Shyness and  lack of confidence ; fear of going outside, fear of being alone. Anxiety before public appearances, church, or meetings; leads to trembling and stammering. Mental and physical symptoms triggered by  excitement ,  embarrassment , or  anticipation . •  Nervous Exhaustion Restlessness, fatigue, prostration of mind,  mental dullness , and brain fag. Depression, sadness, melancholy, and  timidity in social settings . Sleeplessness due to  nervousness or stomach discomfort , particularly around 3 a.m. •  Heartburn and Gastric Distress Diarrhoea  during emotional distress or headache. Pain in the  stomach  after eating, especially around midnight or 1 a.m. Heartburn, indigestion,  ulcers , and pyloric disorders. Vomiting during headaches or in cyclic infants. Distension of abdomen and  inflammation of colon or gall bladder . •  Headaches and Neurological Issues Periodical headaches  with vomiting or visual disturbances. Head pain worsens during  menstruation , brushing or combing hair, and emotional excitement. Chronic headaches  in the forehead, often linked with diarrhoea. •  Skin Eruptions and Dandruff Eczema ,  psoriasis ,  impetigo , and  urticaria  triggered by emotions. Scaly eruptions in flexures and bends of joints. Herpetic eruptions and  flat warts  on hands, arms, or face. Dandruff and  painful sensitivity of scalp . •  Dyspnea and Chest Constriction Difficult breathing at night,  whooping cough ,  blood-streaked expectoration . Palpitations  during anxiety, excitement, or thyrotoxicosis. Chest constriction and catarrh. •  Musculoskeletal and Rheumatic Pain Rheumatic pains  in shoulders, knees, ankles, and joints—worse with motion. Fibrositis , swelling of joints,  caries , and bone inflammation. Pain in extremities, especially in hands and palms. •  Polyuria and Irregular Menses Frequent and urgent need to urinate—especially during travel or at night. Incontinence  in children; nocturnal enuresis. Painful or irregular menses , pulsations in pelvic region. •  Neuralgia and Twitching Neuralgic facial pain,  twitching ,  dry lips ,  infraorbital pain , and  trigeminal neuralgia . Eye floaters, twitching lids, and conjunctivitis. Tongue coated and painful with raw, burning sensations.

Key Ingredients

Bacillus Dysenteriae

Dosage & Directions for Use

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.