SBL Abroma Radix 1000CH (30ml)

SBL Abroma Radix 1000CH Indications:

SBL Abroma Radix Dilution is a useful remedy to start delayed menses. It is used by females who suffer from delayed menstrual periods which generally causes painful conditions and general irritability. It is also useful for leucorrhoea, dysmenorrhoea and works as the uterine tonic. Based on homoeopathic composition, it is safe to use and has no side effects.

Directions For Use:

Take 5 drops diluted in 1/4th cup of water thrice a day or as directed by the physician.

Abroma augusta (Abroma Radix) – Homeopathic Benefits
Abroma Radix refers to the root of Abroma augusta, used in homeopathy primarily as a mother tincture (Q) or in lower potencies. It is most commonly prescribed for female reproductive disorders and metabolic complaints.
Main Homeopathic Uses
Menstrual Disorders (Most Common Use)
Painful periods (dysmenorrhea)
Delayed or irregular menses
Scanty or suppressed periods
Severe cramping with backache
Dark, clotted menstrual flow
It is often indicated when pain is intense and begins before or with the flow.
PCOS & Hormonal Imbalance (Supportive Use)
Irregular cycles linked to hormonal disturbance
Acne or weight gain associated with cycle irregularity
(Used as supportive therapy under practitioner guidance.)
Diabetes-Related Symptoms
Traditionally used for:
Excessive thirst
Frequent urination
Weakness and fatigue
(Some homeopaths prescribe it as supportive care alongside conventional diabetes treatment.)
Nervous Exhaustion
Irritability
Restlessness
Sleeplessness associated with hormonal or metabolic issues
Uterine & Pelvic Pain
Bearing-down sensation
Pelvic heaviness
Ovarian discomfort
Common Form
Mother Tincture (Q) – Most frequently used form
Also available in 3X, 6C, 30C potencies
Dosage varies depending on the individual case and should be prescribed by a qualified homeopathic practitioner.
Important Notes
Evidence in modern clinical research is limited.
It should not replace conventional treatment, especially for diabetes or serious gynecological conditions.
Consult a doctor if pregnant, breastfeeding, or managing chronic illness.