This document provides information on the homeopathic combination product Arnica Plus, which contains 12 homeopathic ingredients used to treat pain, inflammation, and fever. The document lists each ingredient, its botanical name and source, and key symptoms it is used to treat. It then provides more detailed information on 7 of the 12 ingredients, including their uses, key indications, and supporting research on their effects.
3. Pain Inflammation and Fever
Ingredients
Aconitum napellus 3X (A dilution of Monkshood)
Inflammation
Arnica montana 3X Injuries, blow, contusions
Chamomilla 3X Pain
Hypericum perforatum 3X Injuries to nerves
Ruta graveolens 3X Injuries to
tendons, sprains, pain, backache
Symphytum officinale 3X Bone pain
Belladonna 4X Inflammation of the vascular system
Colocynthis 4X Neuralgias, strong pain
Rhus tox 6X (A dilution of Poison Oak)
Neuralgias, arthritis
Ferrum phos 8X Inflammation
Magnesium phos 8X Pain 3
4. Aconitum Napellus
Common Aconite. Monkshood. Wolfsbane.
(Moist pastures and waste places in
mountainous districts, Central and Southern
Europe, Russia, Scandinavia, and Central
Asia.) N. O. Ranunculaceæ. Tincture of whole
plant with root when beginning to flower.
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5. Aconitum Napellus
Dry, burning heat, with extreme thirst, sometimes (esp. at the
beginning of the disease), preceded by shiverings, with
trembling.─Heat, chiefly in the head and face, with redness of
the cheeks, shuddering over the entire body, oppressive
headache, temper lachrymose, disposed to complaining and to
contradiction; or, a sensation of heat in the whole body, with
redness of the cheeks, pain in the head on turning the
eyes, and levity of mind.─Shivering, if uncovered in the least
while the heat exists.─Cold over the whole body with internal
heat, forehead cold, and tips of the ears hot; or with redness of
cheeks and pains in the limbs; or with stiffness of the whole
body, heat and redness of one cheek, and coldness and
paleness of the other; eyes open and fixed, pupils
contracted, and dilating with difficulty.─Sensation of coldness
in the blood vessels.─
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6. Aconitum Napellus
Cold and shivering in the fingers, followed by cramps in the calves of
the legs and in the soles of the feet.─Heat of face, with mournful and
despairing thoughts, and an inclination to vomit, preceded by cold and
shiverings in the feet and hands.─Shuddering runs up from the feet to
the chest.─Frequent shudderings, with burning heat and dryness of
the skin.─Inflammatory fevers and inflammations, with much
heat, dry, burning skin, violent thirst, red face, or alternate red and
pale face, nervous excitability, groaning and agonised tossing
about, shortness of breath, and congestion to the head.─Continual
sweat, esp. on parts that are covered.─Sour sweat.─Pulse
hard, frequent, and accelerated; full, sometimes intermitting; when
slow, almost imperceptible (threadlike).
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7. Arnica montana
Arnica montana. Leopard's-bane. Fallkraut. N. O. Compositæ. Tincture
of whole fresh plant. Tincture of root.
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8. Arnica montana
Pulse very variable, mostly hard, full and quick.─Chilliness, internally, with
external heat.─Great chilliness, with heat and redness of one
cheek.─Chilliness of the side on which he lies.─Head alone, or face
alone, hot, rest of body cool.─Shivering, principally in the evening, and
sometimes with a sensation as if one were sprinkled with cold water.─Heat
in the evening or at night, with shivering on raising the bed-clothes, even
slightly, and frequently with a pain in the back and in the limbs.─Dry heat
over the whole body, or only in the face and on the back.─Fever, with much
thirst, even before the shiverings.─Before the fever, dragging sensation in
all the bones.─Intermittent fever; chill in the morning or forenoon drawing
pains in the bones before the fever; changes his position continually breath
and perspiration offensive.
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9. Arnica montana
Arnica montana. Leopard's-bane. Fallkraut. N. O. Compositæ. Tincture
of whole fresh plant. Tincture of root.
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10. Chamomilla
Pulse very variable, mostly hard, full and
quick.─Chilliness, internally, with external
heat.─Great chilliness, with heat and redness of
one cheek.─Chilliness of the side on which he
lies.─Head alone, or face alone, hot, rest of
body cool.─Shivering, principally in the
evening, and sometimes with a sensation as if
one were sprinkled with cold water.─Heat in the
evening or at night, with shivering on raising the
bed-clothes, even slightly, and frequently with a
pain in the back and in the limbs
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11. Chamomilla
.─Dry heat over the whole body, or only in the face and
on the back.─Fever, with much thirst, even before the
shiverings.─Before the fever, dragging sensation in all
the bones.─Intermittent fever; chill in the morning or
forenoon drawing pains in the bones before the fever;
changes his position continually breath and perspiration
offensive.─During the apyrexia, pain in the
stomach, want of appetite and loathing of animal
food.─Perspiration smelling sour or
offensive─sometimes cold.─Nocturnal acid sweat.
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13. Hypericum perforatum
Pulse hard, accelerated.─Shuddering over
the whole body, with desire to
urinate.─Heat, with delirium; wild, staring
look; hot head throbbing of the carotids;
bright-red, bloated face; moist hair on the
head burning heat of the skin; great
oppression and anguish.
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15. Hypericum perforatum
Homeopathy. 2012 Oct;101(4):204-10. doi:
10.1016/j.homp.2012.08.001.
A systematic review and meta-analysis on the use of
Hypericum perforatum (St. John's Wort) for pain conditions in
dental practice.
Raak C, Büssing A, Gassmann G, Boehm K, Ostermann T.
Source
Center for Integrative Medicine, Faculty of Health, University of
Witten/Herdecke, Gerhard-Kienle-Weg 4, 58313
Herdecke, Germany. Electronic address: christa.raak@uni-wh.de.
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16. Hypericum
CONCLUSION:
Although case reports suggest therapeutic
potential of Hypericum for pain conditions in
dental care, this effect is not currently supported
by clinical studies. All studies included in this
meta-analysis used Arnica montana as well as
Hypericum the results are more influenced by
Arnica than Hypericum. Further clinical
controlled trials of Hypericum alone in dental
practice should be performed.
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17. Hypericum
METHODS:
Fifty-four male healthy White Wistar rats were divided into three experimental groups (n =
18), randomly: Sham-operation (Sham), control: silicon tube (Sil) and treatment: silicon tube +
Hypericum (Sil/Hypericum). In the Sham group after anesthesia left sciatic nerve was exposed
through a gluteal muscle incision and after homeostasis muscle was sutured. In the Sil group the
left sciatic nerve was exposed the same way and transected proximal to tibio-peroneal bifurcation
leaving a 10-mm gap. Proximal and distal stumps were each inserted into a silicone tube. In the
Sil/Hypericum group a silicone tube was implanted the same way and each animal received three
oral drops of Hypericum 30c twice daily for 1 week. Each group was subdivided into three
subgroups of six animals each studied 4, 8, 12 weeks after surgery.
RESULTS:
Data were analyzed statistically by factorial analysis of variance (ANOVA) and, the Bonferroni test
for pair-wise comparisons. Functional study showed faster and better recovery of regenerated
axons in Sil/Hypericum than in Sil group (P < 0.05). Gastrocnemius muscle mass in Sil/Hypericum
was significantly greater than in Sil group. Morphometric indices of regenerated fibers showed
number and diameter of the myelinated fibers in Sil/Hypericum were significantly higher than in
control group. Immunohistochemistry, showed the location of reactions to S-100 in Sil/Hypericum
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was clearly more positive than in Sil group
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18. Hypericum
Homeopathy. 2012 Jul;101(3):141-6.
Homeopathic treatment for peripheral nerve regeneration: an experimental
study in a rat sciatic nerve transection model.
Mohammadi R, Amini K, Charehsaz S.
Source
Department of Clinical Sciences, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Urmia
University, Nazloo Road, Urmia 571531177, Iran. r.mohammadi@urmia.ac.ir
Abstract
AIM:
Effects of homeopathic treatment with Hypericum perforatum (Hypericum) on
peripheral nerve regeneration was studied using a rat sciatic nerve transection model.
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21. Ruta graveolens
Pulse only accelerated during heat.─Coldness running over
one side of head.─Chilliness principally in back and running up
and down.─Heat over whole body, mostly in afternoon, without
thirst, but with anxiety, restlessness, and dyspnœa.─Heat in
face, with red cheeks and cold hands and feet.─Cold
perspiration on face in morning in bed.─Perspiration all over
when walking in open air.─Shuddering, coldness, and
shivering, even when near the fire.─Coldness in hands and
feet, with heat in face, confusion in head, and thirst.─General
heat with agitation and excessive uneasiness, feeling of
suffocation; and pressive headache.─Frequent flushes of heat.
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22. Symphytum officinale
Symphytum officinale. Bone-set.
Healing Herb. Comfrey. N. O.
Boraginaceæ. Tincture of fresh root-
stock collected before flowering and in
autumn. Tincture of fresh plant.
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23. Symphytum officinale
Bruises, sprains; sore
breasts.─Inflammation of bones; diseased
spinous processes.─Psoas
abscess.─Facilitates union of fractured
bones and lessens peculiar pricking pain;
favours production of
callous.─Pricking, sticking, jagging pains.
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24. Symphytum 5CH
Homeopathy. 2012 Oct;101(4):211-6. doi: 10.1016/j.homp.2012.07.002.
Observational study of the use of Symphytum 5CH in the management
of pain and swelling after dental implant surgery.
Mazzocchi A, Montanaro F.
Source
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Private Practice, Bergamo, Italy. Electronic
address: mazzocc@gmail.com.
Abstract
OBJECTIVE:
To assess the effect of Symphytum 5CH on the postoperative pain and
swelling after placement of a titanium dental implant
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25. Symphytum 5CH
CONCLUSIONS:
Adding Symphytum 5CH to conventional
analgesia may reduce pain and swelling
after minor dental implant surgery. No firm
conclusion can be drawn since the results
are confounded by baseline
differences, principally gender.
Further, randomized, studies should be
conducted.
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26. Belladonna
Bruises, sprains; sore
breasts.─Inflammation of bones; diseased
spinous processes.─Psoas
abscess.─Facilitates union of fractured
bones and lessens peculiar pricking pain;
favours production of
callous.─Pricking, sticking, jagging pains.
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27. Colocynthis
Bruises, sprains; sore
breasts.─Inflammation of bones; diseased
spinous processes.─Psoas
abscess.─Facilitates union of fractured
bones and lessens peculiar pricking pain;
favours production of
callous.─Pricking, sticking, jagging pains.
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28. Rhus tox
Bruises, sprains; sore
breasts.─Inflammation of bones; diseased
spinous processes.─Psoas
abscess.─Facilitates union of fractured
bones and lessens peculiar pricking pain;
favours production of
callous.─Pricking, sticking, jagging pains.
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29. Ferrum phos
Ferrum Phosphoricum Album. Ferric
Phosphate. Ferroso-ferric Phosphate.
White Phosphate of Iron (Schüssler's).
This is said to be a true ferric
phosphate, Fe2 (PO4)2 as contrasted
with the ordinary phosphate of
iron, which is a ferrous-hydric
phosphate, Fe HPO.
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30. Magnesia phos 8X
Fever.─Chilly after dinner in evening, 7 p.m.; chills
run up and down back, with shivering, wants more
clothes.─Chilliness, evening, when going from warm
room into open air; shaking and chattering of teeth as
with an ague chill; > entering warm room.─Severe
chill 9 a.m.; lasts three hours; was compelled to go to
bed, where he lay and shook; neither heat nor sweat
followed.─Creeping chills up and down
spine, followed by suffocating sensation; must throw
off covering; no thirst.─Exhausted sensation
compelled him to go to bed; chill for an hour, at end of
which exhausted feeling passed off; cough and
catarrhal symptoms followed chill; no fever.─Bilious
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31. Ferrum phos 8X
the inflammatory fever ceases. Iron will
cure:
1. The first stage of all inflammations.
2. Pains caused by hyperæmia.
3. Hæmorrhages caused by hyperæmia.
4. Fresh
wounds, contusions, sprains, &c., as it
removes the hyperæmia.
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