Schwabe Ruck Pain (30 ML)
Cervical spondylitis, lumbar spondylitis, sciatica, general lower back pain, stiff neck
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Schwabe Ruck Pain
Indications of Schwabe Ruck Pain
Cervical spondylitis, lumbar spondylitis, spondylarthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, spondylosis, sciatica, general lower back pain, or lumbago, and stiff neck.
Spine-related problems are increasing day by day due to prolonged sitting jobs, lack of exercise, wrong posture, etc. Its occurrence is linked with lifestyle, age, and genes. Common problems that occur in the spine and back regions include cervical spondylitis, lumbar spondylitis, general lower back pain or lumbago, stiff neck, etc. Spondylitis is a general term for inflammation of vertebrae. If inflammation is in more than one vertebral joint, it is known as spondylarthritis. This inflammation could be spondylitis of the neck (cervical
spondylitis) or the lower back (lumbar spondylitis). Ankylosing spondylitis is an autoimmune disorder of genetic origin that primarily affects the spine. Spondylosis, another condition of the spine, is a degenerative disorder. Sciatica is a condition with pain originating from the spine and radiating down the back of the leg due to compression on the sciatic nerve resulting from injury, herniated disc, bone spur, etc.
Pain in the spine & surrounding regions can be with or without pathological changes. Such pathological changes may include degeneration of vertebrae, overgrowth of bone, disc herniation, and bulging discs. These changes cause pressure in the spinal nerves which further leads to inflammation and pain. At times muscle stiffness, soreness, and injury may also lead to pain in the spine & surrounding region.
Schwabe Ruck Pain is a formulation to treat the symptoms arising from spinal disorders and surrounding regions. The therapeutic components of Schwabe Ruck Pain are established homoeopathic remedies covered by authoritative literature and official pharmacopoeia(s). They complement each other in the treatment of cervical spondylitis, lumbar spondylitis, spondylarthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, spondylosis, sciatica, and general lower back pain or lumbago, and stiff neck. This formulation is developed to cover wider areas of therapeutic activities like joint, serous membrane, nerves, muscles, bones, neck, lumbar, pain, and sleep with which the above conditions are associated.
The ingredients of Schwabe Ruck Pain are indicated in numerous characteristics as well as peculiar symptoms of the spine and the surrounding region of the back. Such characteristics symptoms include acute articular rheumatism and lumbago; complaints from injury; rheumatism of muscular and tendinous tissue especially of the back and shoulders; torticollis (twisted neck due to contraction/stiffness on one side); pulling and drawing pains in the shoulder blades, worse from dry and cold winds; neuritis with tingling; consequences of spinal concussion; cervical vertebrae very sensitive to touch; pain and stiffness in back and neck; tearing pains in tendons and ligaments with irresistible desire to move or change the position; pains are worse from exertion, after fatigue, from getting wet and cold; pain from back down hips and thighs and pain in back from a fall.
Composition of Schwabe Ruck Pain
Acetanilidum 2X 10%
Arnica Montana 3X 10%
Causticum 3X 10%
Eschscholtzia Californica 2X 10%
Hypericum Perforatum 3X 10%
Lachnanthes Tinctoria 6X 10%
Rhus Toxicodendron 3X 10%
Ruta Graveolens 3X 70%
Symphytum Officinale 6X 10%
Excipients Q.S.; Alcohol content 71.44%
Sphere of Action
Acetanilidum: It is used in lower potency to relieve neuralgic pain. It has been reported to be useful in acute articular rheumatism and lumbago.
Arnica Montana: It is especially suited to cases when any injury, however remote, seems to have caused the present trouble. Rheumatism of muscular and tendinous tissue, especially of the back and shoulders. It is known as a muscular tonic. Weakness of the muscles of the neck. Pains, as from a bruise, and dislocation in the back.
Causticum: Stiffness between shoulders. Dull pain in the nape of the neck. Pain, as from a bruise on the nape of the neck. Pulling and acute 1 drawing pains in the shoulder blades. Restlessness at night, with tearing pains in joints and bones, and faint-like sinking of strength. Pains are worse from dry and cold winds, in clear fine weather, and better in damp, wet weather and warmth of bed.
Eschscholtzia Californica: It is used to relieve pain and acts as a tranquilizer. It is mildly antispasmodic, sedative and analgesic. Studies have observed its anxiolytic actions.
Hypericum Perfoliatum: It is one of the leading remedies for neuralgic pain. Darting pain in shoulders. Lancinating pain in upper and lower limbs. Neuritis, with tingling, burning pain, numbness, and flossy skin. Traumatic neuralgia and neuritis. Cervical vertebrae very sensitive to touch. Backache after delivery. It is indicated in the consequences of spinal concussion.
Lachnanthes Tinctoria: Pain and stiffness in the back and neck. Pain in nape, as if dislocated. A remedy for torticollis, rheumatic symptoms about the neck. Right side of neck stiff, head drawn to the right. Pain in the neck on bending head backward.
Rhus Toxicodendron: Indicated for tearing pains in tendons and ligaments with irresistible desire to move or change the position, allowed by relief for a short time; when they move again the same relief follows, which is for a short time. Symptoms are worse from exertion, after fatigue, and from getting wet and cold.
Ruta Graveolens: Spine and limbs feel bruised. Pain and stiffness in wrists and hands. Sciatica; worse, lying down at night; pain from back down hips and thighs. Pain in lumbar vertebrae as if bruised. Backache better by lying on the back.
Symphytum Officinale: It is considered as an orthopedic-specific remedy that helps in the reunion of the fractured bone. Pain in back from fall. Neuralgia of the knee. It is indicated in caries of spinal and other bones.
Dosage of Schwabe Ruck Pain
Unless otherwise prescribed by the physician, in acute episodes of pains (as SOS) 10-20 drops of Schwabe Ruck Pain every hour which should be gradually reduced to 10-20 drops 2-3 times a day. In chronic cases, the therapy should be continued for a prolonged period of time. If complaints are not relieved, consult a specialist.
Note: The product contains alcohol. In the case of children, pregnant and lactating ladies, and in certain serious liver and alcohol problems, consult a specialist.
Packing of Schwabe Ruck Pain
30 ML
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