Baptisia tinctoria Q

Baptisia tinctoria Q is indicated in low grade fever with soreness of body. It relieves the symptoms of blood poisoning and food poisoning. Baptisia tinctoria Q is used as a preventive measure from typhoid. This remedy is helpful in offensive secretions from stool, urine, sweat, etc. This homeopathic mother tincture is also useful in extreme prostration.

Dosage Directions for use

Dosage: Tincture to twelfth attenuation. Has a rather short action. Bears repetition. [or to be used as directed by a registered homoeopathic physician.]

Note: Consult your Homeopathic Doctor before taking this medication.

Information For Doctors

Common name: Wild Indigo

Botanical name: Baptisia tinctoria

Therapeutic index:

• Food poisoning
• Myalgia
• Prostration
• Septicemia
• Typhoid

Complementary medicines:

Mother Tinctures: Alfalfa, Apis mellifica, Berberis aquifolium, Camphora, China officinalis, Cimicifuga racemosa, Echinacea angustifolia, Eucalyptus globulus, Gelsemium sempervirens, Hamamelis virginiana, Moringa olifera,  Phosphoricum acidum, Ruta graveolens

Combination tablets: CT 6 (FEVINOL), CT 22 (EXUDIA), CT 32 (RESTON), CT 55 (MEDIPAN), CT 60 (SUMROL)

Heal remedies: HR 7 (ENTRICOL), HR 38 (TOXINA), HR 80 (IMMU-STEP)

Biogen: Biogen 3 (COLIREX), Biogen 11 (COLDINIL), Biogen 27 (REVITONEX), Biogen 28 (RECOVROMAX)

MPW: MPW 2 (CELAM), MPW 16 (ZERTON), MPW 22 (DEBIREX)

Tablets: Fever-Aid, kalmin, Super Moringa

Liniment: Active Bryonia

Drops: Fever-M

Syrup: Alfalfa Tonic, Hensel Tonic, Pyrexal

Biochemic salt: Calcarea phosphorica, Ferrum phosphoricum, Kali phosphoricum, Magnesia phosphorica, Natrum phosphoricum  [Usually prescribed in 6x potency, Dosage: 2 tablets, thrice a day.]