Escolus is a one-component homeopathic preparation, which is made on the basis of horse chestnut. In Homeopathy, Escolus is released in the form of granules (C3, C6, C12, D3) and drops for oral administration, in the form of an external ointment on a vaseline-lanolin base, and also in the form of rectal suppositories. All drug forms of the drug have the following properties:
- anti-inflammatory;
- antispasmodic;
- regenerating;
- venotonic;
- capillary stabilizing;
- the accumulation of fluid in tissues;
- moderate analgesic effect.
Indications for the use of Escolus in homeopathy
The drug in question can be administered in the following pathologies:
- hemorrhoids of mild and moderate severity;
- cracks in the anus;
- inflammation of the rectum;
- atherosclerosis of the upper and lower extremities;
- inflammation of the venous walls;
- pain syndrome with swelling of the legs;
- superficial hematomas of different localization;
- diabetic angiopathy (as part of complex therapy);
- varicose veins;
- pressure sores;
- discirculatory encephalopathy ;
- postinfarction and post-stroke states;
- inflammation and displacement of the uterus;
- hepatitis;
- gastritis;
- diseases of the respiratory system (rhinitis, pharyngitis).
The form of release, dosage, multiplicity and duration of reception are selected individually by a specialist homeopath.
What type of patients are indicated for the appointment of Escus?
Although a clear type of patients for whom Esulius treatment is most rational is not defined, a number of features of people are identified, which it is more desirable to prescribe. These features include:
- sensation of the fullness of the organs with blood;
- soreness in the sacrum and lower back;
- feeling of heaviness and pain in the stomach, especially after a couple of hours after a meal;
- propensity to constipation.