Dr. Advice® No. 164 (AMENORIN)

(A Research Product of R.E.P.L)

Indication: Amenorrhea is not a disease and it does not mean that a person is infertile but it can be a sign of a health problem that

needs some attention. Around puberty, during pregnancy menstruation also stops and it is common for it to stop. If menstruation does not occur at times when people normally expect it to, this is a headache. Vision changes, and additional facial hair, are the main symptoms is a lack of menstruation. REPL Dr. Advice No. 164 AMENORIN is prescribed for the symptoms associated with amenorrhea such as excess facial hair, pelvic pain, and acne. Helpful in the condition of cramping in the lower abdomen, pain in the lower abdomen and/or lower back, and pain radiating down the legs.

Mode of Action:

                  1.     Aconitum Napellus 6:  Menses too profuse, too protractor late.

                  2.     Pulsatilla Q:  Amenorrhea, from wet feet.

                  3.     Secale Cornutum Q:  Menses irregular, copious, dark.

                  4.     Bryonia Alba 1X:  Frequent bleeding of the nose when menses should appear.

                  5.     Sepia Officinalis 6:  Bearing down sensation, Menses too late, scanty

                  6.     Natrum Muriaticum 6:  Vagina dry, Menses irregular.

Expiry: *Only the Manufacturing Date (Mfg.) is mentioned on the package. Expiry is five years from the date of Manufacturing.

Doses:  10 to 15 Drops with 1/4 cup of water to be taken orally 3 to 4 times daily or as prescribed by the physician.

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