Borax

Adults: 1-2 tablets three times daily. Children: Half of the adult's dose. Or as prescribed by the physician.

• Borax, commonly known as Sodium Biborate, is a homoeopathic medicine derived from the mineral borate of sodium. Belonging to the Borate family, it has been traditionally valued for its therapeutic properties in treating a variety of mucosal and herpes infection. In homoeopathy, Borax is primarily used to address symptoms such as oral thrush, canker sores, and other skin infections. It is also employed for its effects on alleviating symptoms of gastrointestinal disturbances, slight injuries, and managing conditions aggravated by downward motion. Common Names: Suhaga, Sodium Biborate SBL's Borax Trituration Tablet can be helpful in the following conditions: Anxiety and Phobias Helpful in intense anxiety, especially related to downward movements like being carried downstairs or rocking. They are also prone to violent fright from loud noises, such as gunshots, and exhibit a general fear of thunder. Nervous Sensitivity Extreme nervousness, easily startled by sudden noises, with a heightened sensitivity to auditory stimuli. Headaches Characterized by nausea and trembling throughout the body. Hair may become tangled and difficult to separate, similar to the condition known as Plica Polonica. Inflammation and Vision Issues Includes inward-turning lashes (entropium), visions of bright waves, and inflamed eyelids that may cause discomfort or injury to the eyeball. Noise Sensitivity Extreme sensitivity to minimal noises, although less disturbed by louder sounds. Nasal Irritation Red and swollen nose, particularly the tip, with throbbing and a shiny appearance. Presence of dry crusts and possible ulceration. Mouth Ulcers and Pain Aphthous ulcers, white fungoid growths, and a hot, tender mouth. Ulcers may bleed when touched or while eating. A bitter taste or a moldy sensation in the mouth. Abdominal Distress Distention after eating, gastric pain linked to uterine disturbances, and discomfort as if diarrhea might occur. Diarrhea Loose, offensive stools, often preceded by colic, with mucous consistency and associated with oral sores. Urinary Pain Hot, smarting pain at the urethral opening with a pungent smell. Children may have a fear of urination, accompanied by screaming before urinating. Red particles may be observed in diapers. Menstrual and Lactation Concerns Includes labor pains with frequent burping, excessive milk production (galactorrhea), and pain in the opposite breast during nursing, and leucorrhea (vaginal discharge) with a sensation of warm fluid flow. Menstrual issues may involve early, profuse periods with associated griping pain, nausea, and back pain. It also addresses dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation) and issues of sterility. Cough and Breathing Problems Violent, hacking cough with a moldy taste and smell, accompanied by chest stitches. Difficulty breathing when lying down and pain in the right side of the chest. Shortness of breath on exertion, such as climbing stairs. Pain and Itching Sensations of cobwebs on the hands, itching on finger joints, and throbbing pain in the thumb. Burning pain in the great toe and inflammation in the toe balls. Eczema and loss of nails are also addressed. Skin Disorders Psoriasis, facial erysipelas, and unhealthy skin prone to infection from minor injuries. Conditions like herpes and trade-related skin eruptions with itching and stinging are also noted. Disturbed Sleep Dreams with a voluptuous quality, difficulty sleeping due to heat in the head, and waking up frightened.

• Read the label carefully before use. Do not exceed the recommended dose. Keep out of the reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place; avoid sunlight and heat. Avoid strong smells (onion, hing, mint, garlic) during use. Allow 15 minutes gap between two homoeopathic medicines, 30 mins gap between Homoeopathic medicines and food, or one hour gap between Homoeopathic medicines or another system of medicines.

Storage: Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odours. Keep container tightly closed.