Ruta Grav 6c Homeopathic Pillules 14gp (No.6)

Ruta Grav 6c Homeopathic Pillules - 14gp

Ruta graveolens, commonly known as Ruta Grav or Rue, is a homeopathic remedy derived from the rue plant. It is particularly known for its effectiveness in treating injuries, strains, and conditions involving the tendons, ligaments, and periosteum (the membrane covering bones). Ruta Grav is often used for its ability to address deep-seated pain and stiffness that result from overuse or trauma.

Common Uses of Ruta Grav

Joint and Ligament Injuries:

• Strains and Sprains: Ruta Grav is useful for strains and sprains, especially when there is pain in the tendons or ligaments. It is particularly indicated when the pain is worse from overuse and better from rest.
  
• Tendon Injuries: The remedy is effective for injuries to tendons, especially when the pain is accompanied by stiffness and a feeling of soreness in the affected area.

Bone and Periosteum Pain:

• Periosteal Pain: Ruta Grav is used for pain in the periosteum (the membrane covering the bones), such as in cases of periostitis. The pain is often deep and aching, with a tendency to worsen with movement.
  
• Bone Bruises: It is helpful for bone bruises or contusions, particularly when there is significant soreness and discomfort in the affected area.

Back Pain:

• Lower Back Pain: The remedy is indicated for lower back pain, particularly when it results from overexertion or prolonged sitting. The pain is often accompanied by stiffness and a feeling of strain.
  
• Lumbago: It can be used for lumbago (lower back pain), especially when the pain feels as though it is deep in the bones and worsens with movement.

Eye Strain:

• Eye Fatigue: Ruta Grav is useful for eye strain or fatigue, particularly when it results from overuse or prolonged focusing. Symptoms may include aching, dryness, or a feeling of heaviness in the eyes.
  

General Symptoms:

• Stiffness and Soreness: The remedy is effective for general stiffness and soreness in the body, particularly when these symptoms result from overuse, trauma, or excessive exertion.