SBL Acer Negundo 30CH (30ml)

SBL Acer Negundo 30CH Indications:

SBL Acer Negundo Dilution is a homeopathic medicine, used primarily for the ailments associated with painful piles, haemorrhoids bleeding and non-bleeding fissures. Effectively relieves pain caused due to piles and disorders related to it.

Directions For Use:

Take 5 drops in half cup water, three times a day or as directed by the physician.

Common Acer negundo Homeopathic Uses
Relief in Piles (Hemorrhoids):
Homeopathic Acer negundo dilutions (like 6 CH, 30 CH, 200 CH) are traditionally indicated for painful piles, both with and without bleeding. It’s said to help ease pain, burning, soreness, and irritation in the anal/rectal area.
Pain & Discomfort During Bowel Movements:
The remedy may be recommended for tenesmus (straining or persistent urge to defecate) and discomfort associated with dry, hard stools and chronic constipation.
Anal Fissures & Itching:
Some descriptions include relief of itching, sharp pain, and sore cracks (fissures) near the anus following stool passage.
Inflammation of Rectal Mucosa:
It’s sometimes described as traditionally supporting reduction of mucous membrane inflammation in the lower digestive tract, particularly when piles involve swelling or tenderness.
How It’s Used in Homeopathy
Acer negundo is offered in various potencies (e.g., 6 CH, 30 CH, 200 CH, 1 M).
Typical dosage instructions from product labels suggest a few drops in water, taken multiple times a day — but exact dosing and potency are personalized in homeopathy and should be guided by a qualified practitioner.
Homeopathic practice emphasizes individualized treatment; one person’s remedy/potency may differ from another’s.
Important Notes
Homeopathy is not the same as herbal medicine: Acer negundo as a homeopathic remedy is highly diluted, often to extents where no chemical trace of the plant remains. Its effects are described in homeopathic tradition and are not supported by mainstream clinical research*.
If you’re considering this for medical symptoms (like hemorrhoids, pain, or bleeding), consult a healthcare professional — especially if symptoms are severe, persistent, or worsening.