Natural Remedy for Swelled Fistula (BM134)

FISTULA

There are many classifications of the fistulas used in medicine. Fistulas usually arise because of infections. The symptoms of fistula includes an intermittent or persistent discharge from the fistula. Swelling, bleeding, pain, skin ulceration and inflammation may be the specific symptoms.

Physical examination/findings remain the mainstay of diagnosis. The physicians should observe the fistula to determine its exact nature. There may have been an abscess in the past that has burst of its own accord or has been operated upon. Fistula may exude pus when squeezed, usually no pre-disposing disease is found. The general symptoms of fistula may include pink or red lump that may exude pus when squeezed, intermittent or persistent discharge, pain, swelling, discharge of pus and bleeding, weight loss and may be a change in the bowel habits.

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
Ars AlbD7 70C, HydrastisD3 30C, MyristicaD7 70C, Nitric AcidD8 80C, Periproctitic Abcess NosodeD20 200C, Rhus ToxD7 70C, PaeoniaD6 60C

NON ACTIVE INGREDIENTS

HOW TO USE THIS PRODUCT
Take 10-15 drops 3-4 times a day in 8 oz of water. If you weigh less than 100lbs use half a dose or take as prescribed.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
30mL approximately a 1 month supply when used as recommended

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