Doskar Drops No. 12 - Migraine drops for men, 50 ML

Composition:
Iris D6, Ignatia D4, Nux vomica D12, Secale cornutum D3, Ipecacuanha D4.

Application:
Migraine.

Properties and efficacy:
The broad field of migraine and migraine-like headaches fills books and libraries and has accompanied people throughout history. Regardless of which factors are more or less certain, vegetative instability is always the prerequisite for the various factors to take effect, such as changes in the weather, foehn winds, gastrointestinal disorders, biliary complaints or, for example, occupational overload and abnormal stress. Vegetative instability often stands out on closer examination of a patient, even in a symptom-free state, as a specific expressed organ disorder or weakness. For the homeopathic practitioner, this provides reference points for the choice of certain remedies, which can all work together in the vegetative lability area. In the following, the relationship of the individual remedies to the vegetative tonus disorder is shown in particular.

Iris versicolor, colourful iris. The main point of attack of this remedy lies in the hepatobiliary and digestive system and it is not surprising to those who think in terms of the system that we often encounter people with neurasthenic traits with stomach sensitivity, heartburn and an emotionally influenceable digestive disorder in so-called migraine patients. In this context, it is important to point out the seemingly distant area of sciatica, which can also have a significant cause in the vegetative tone disorder of the skeletal muscles. The phenomenon of the Sunday or weekend migraine also finds an understandable explanation here, if the vegetative tone weakness is compensated for just enough during the stressful working week, but decompensates when relaxed, leading to a migraine. It is the vegetatively tense situation in which Iris in D6 can unfold its relaxing effect.

Ignatia, Ignazius bean. The person with hypersensitivity of the senses is at the centre of the medicinal effect of Ignatia. It is easy to imagine the importance of this for our time, in which everything from childhood onwards is geared towards the over-excitation of our sensory organs. Everything about us is permanently overexcited. How understandable the statement: I can't even tolerate my usual coffee or cigarette or I have a lump in my throat that I can't swallow. Normally tolerable stimuli can no longer be endured. We realise that we have reached the end of our vegetative capacity. Where these understandable symptoms, as well as stomach and duodenal complaints, originate, migraine also has its common cause. Ignatia, especially in D4, is intended to alleviate some of this overexcitability.

Nux vomica, nux vomica, with its main effect on the central nervous system and vegetative nervous system, belongs to the same family as Ignatia. Here too, general excitability in the mental and physical areas plays the main role. People become irritable, the initial welcome help from nicotine, caffeine and alcohol in coping with a tense work or life situation turns into the opposite and is followed by a hangover. The stomach and intestines become a pronounced area of disturbance, as does the back, and frequent headaches begin to round off the picture of the entire disorder. Nux vomica D12 also reduces the hyperexcitability.

Secale cornutum, ergot. In this context, the vascular toning effect of the 3rd potency from the extensive range of action of ergot is of interest, without which migraine treatment would lose a significant support.

Ipecacuanha, ipecac root. The area of action of this remedy lies in the secondary effect in migraine, which leads to hyperexcitability of the vagus and culminates in the symptom of vomiting or diarrhoea. The 4th potency can relieve this already advanced situation and also attenuate this developmental tendency from the outset. The broad foundation of this compounded remedy results from the above-mentioned remedy action points, which can unfold its effect from the basic vegetative disorder to the slowly developing organ and vascular disorder. This concept results in an effect for seizure and symptom-free intervals as well as for manifest complaints.

Side effects:
None known to date.

Dosage:
During an attack ¼ 15 drops every hour, as a preventive measure for frequent attacks 3 times a day 20 drops. Shake before use!

General advice:
Homeopathic drops should be taken undiluted, if possible directly on the tongue, as they are absorbed via the oral mucosa. If the flavour is too sharp, the counted drops can be diluted in a glass with a few drops of water. Unless otherwise stated, homeopathic drops should always be taken on an empty stomach, i.e. before eating.
From herbal and other natural products, in higher concentrations, temperature fluctuations and other storage conditions may cause turbidity and slight precipitation, which have no influence on the effectiveness.

Special warnings for safe use:
This medicinal speciality contains approx. 62.3% alcohol by volume and must not be given to alcoholics. For children, the counted drops should be diluted with a little water (2-3 tablespoons). Pregnancy and breastfeeding: The doctor should decide on the administration during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Medical advice is required at the first sign of side effects.