Dr. Reckeweg Anacardium Orientale

About Dr. Reckeweg Anacardium Orientale

The common names for Dr. Reckeweg Anacardium Orientale are Semecarpus Anacardium. Marking Nut. N. O. Anacardiacae. (East Indies)

Dr. Reckeweg Anacardium Orientale is a homeopathic remedy that is primarily used for the treatment of abdominal disorders. It reduces pain in the abdomen and helps in improving digestion and loss of appetite. It has antispasmodic properties which can be used for treating muscle spasms and convulsions. It is strongly indicated in chest pain and also helps in improving libido in men.

Ingredients of Dr. Reckeweg Anacardium Orientale

Anacardium Orientale

Benefits of Dr. Reckeweg Anacardium Orientale

• Highly effective in improving memory and concentration in patients
• Reduces irritation, depression, and anxiety
• Excellent remedy for treating abdominal pain associated with constipation and cures indigestion
• Relieves pain in the rectum caused due to passing of hard stool
• It is also indicated in rectal pain and irritation associated with hemorrhoids
• Relieves from pain and congestion in the chest which causes anxiety and breathing difficulties

Dosage and rules while taking Dr. Reckeweg Anacardium Orientale

• Take 5 drops in half a cup of water three times a day.
• You can also medicate the globules and take them 3 times a day or as prescribed by the physician.
• We recommend you take it under the physician's guidance.

Precautions while taking Dr. Reckeweg Anacardium Orientale

• Always keep a gap of 15 minutes before or after meals when you take medicine.
• If pregnant or breastfeeding, ask a homeopathic practitioner before use. 
• Avoid eating tobacco or drinking alcohol during the course of medication.

The actions of Dr. Reckeweg Anacardium Orientale

Mind

• Hypochondriacal sadness, and melancholy ideas.
• Anxiety, apprehension, and fear of approaching death.
• Fear and mistrust of the future, with discouragement and despair.
• Disposition to laugh at serious things, and to maintain a serious demeanor when anything laughable occurs.
•  State as if there were two wills, one of which rejects what the other requires.

Head

• Head confused, Fits of giddiness, Vertigo on walking, as if all objects were too distant.
• Whirling dizziness, with obscuration of the eyes on stooping.
• Headache with giddiness and vertigo, aggravated by movement.
• The sensation of tearing in the head, chiefly on the right side, and often as far as the face and neck, followed by buzzing in the ears, Itching in the scalp.

Ears

• Painful pressure in the ears.
• Pain, as of ulceration, in the ears, principally on pressing the teeth to close, and on swallowing.

Nose

• Epistaxis, Diminution of the sense of smell.
• Stoppage of the nose, with the sensation of dryness in the nostrils.
• Coryza (sneezing and lachrymation), and discharge of mucus from the nose.

Face