Is there a suitable complex agent?
active ingredients: The complex remedy arthroLoges comp. contains the homeopathic remedies. Effect: arthroLoges comp.
drops are particularly effective against the symptoms of inflammation of the joint. Thus they reduce the discomfort of reddened, overheated and swollen joints. Dosage: The dosage of the complex remedy is recommended with up to six intakes of 5 drops daily.
In case of chronic complaints, the dosage should not be taken more than three times a day.
- Berberis
- Thuja D1
- Rhus toxicodendron D3
- Formica rufa D4
- Ledum D2
- Colchicum D4
- Lithium carbonicum
active ingredients: The homeopathic active ingredients are contained in the joint Albin® drops. Effect: The complex agent acts on irritated and inflamed joints by modulating inflammatory reactions.
It provides relief of the joint and promotes mobility. Dosage: For dosage, the drops can be used up to three times a day with three drops per intake. In case of chronic pain only two doses should be taken per day.
- Colchicum autumnale D3
- Actaea spicata D3
- Filipendula ulmaria
- Bryonia D3
- Ruta graveolenes D1
How often and for how long should I take homeopathic medication?
The frequency and duration of taking homeopathic remedies depends on the type and severity of the symptoms. In general, the homeopathic remedies should not be taken for longer than two weeks in the indicated dosages. If symptoms persist beyond this, a homeopathic specialist should be consulted to discuss the further treatment plan.
- The individual preparations should not be taken more than five times a day.
Arthrosis
The term arthrosis refers to a degenerative change in a joint. It is caused by wear and tear, i.e. chronic or prolonged wear and tear of the joint. The main cause is the ablation and damage of the joint cartilage.
The problem with this disease is that the cartilage in the joint is only capable of regeneration, i.e. restoration of the initial position, to a very limited extent. Therefore, arthrosis is a mainly irreversible process of a joint. This means that the treatment of arthrosis should be started as early as possible.
Severe pain over a longer period of time, which increases or worsens under stress, can be an indication of this. In the acute stage, the joint continues to overheat and swell. Often the knees or hips are affected by osteoarthritis.
The symptoms can usually be treated conservatively, also with homeopathic preparations. However, in the long term, this often results in more invasive measures that may become unavoidable to reduce pain. These include surgical methods in which a part of the joint or the entire joint is replaced.This is particularly important if the old joint can no longer fulfil its function.
