Antimonium tartaricum 5CH, 7CH, 9CH, 15CH, 30CH single-dose homeopathic remedy by Boiron
The active ingredient in this homeopathic medicine is antimony potassium tartrate.
Also known as emetic, this substance is the most important of the antimony salts.
Derived from sodium antimonyl tartrate (a chemical compound), Antimonium tartaricum is a homeopathic remedy based on the double tartrate of potassium and antimony. This homeopathic remedy corresponds to one of the main antimony salts that exist and can be used.
Indications and Dosage of Antimonium tartaricum
Homeopathic medicines in globule doses can be used for a variety of symptoms; therefore, it is not possible to determine the indications and dosage for a specific preparation.
The homeopathic physician selects the appropriate remedy, dilution, and dosage based on the patient’s health condition and characteristic symptoms.
Antimonium Tartaricum is a remedy used in homeopathy. It is derived from the chemical compound potassium ammonium tartrate. It is indicated for the treatment of certain respiratory and dermatological conditions, namely bronchiolitis,airway obstruction following abdominal surgery, chronic and acute bronchitis, chronic respiratory failure, asthma, pustular acne, and chickenpox. The dosage must be appropriate for the condition being treated. In all cases, a single dose consists of 5 granules, the dilution of which depends on the condition being treated. As for the frequency of doses, it depends on the severity and type of infection. In the specific treatment of certain conditions such as bronchiolitis and asthma, Antimonium Tartaricum is combined with other homeopathic remedies.
Directions for Use and Instructions for Antimonium tartaricum
Remove the tab, turn the tube upside down, and gently pull on the cap.
Twist the tube to dispense the desired number of Antimonium tartaricum globules into the cap, then place the globules under the tongue.
It is recommended not to touch the homeopathic globules with your fingers.
The globules from the dose tubes are taken all at once by allowing them to dissolve slowly under the tongue. If a dose is missed, take 10 globules of the same dilution.
Do not consume astringent substances—such as coffee, tobacco, camphor, mint, or chamomile—within half an hour before taking homeopathic medications.
Use a mint-free toothpaste (such as Boiron Homéodent).
Packaging and Contents: Antimonium tartaricum
Translucent single-dose globule tube (allows you to see the remaining globules).
Each tube color corresponds to a dilution
Yellow 4CH, Green 5CH, Red 7CH, Blue 9CH, Aquamarine 12CH, Orange 15CH, Purple 30CH
Weight: 4 g. Approximately 80 globules.
Precautions for Use: Antimonium tartaricum
Warning
Contains sucrose.
Store Antimonium tartaricum homeopathic remedies away from light, heat, moisture, and any sources of fumes or fragrances.
Administering Antimonium tartaricum homeopathic globules to infants and children
For globules or alcohol-based drops, dissolve them in 100 ml of water. Since the globules take a long time to dissolve, you should prepare your mixture in advance.
Homeopathy and Pregnancy
Homeopathic remedies have no chemical toxicity, no contraindications, no interactions with other medications, and no adverse effects related to the amount ingested. Pregnant women can use them without any known risk to themselves or their unborn child, but it is best to seek advice.
Frequency of Homeopathic Use
For acute conditions, it is recommended to take homeopathic remedies every hour until symptoms improve. At that point, you should space out the doses to 3 or 4 times a day, then gradually stop.
For chronic conditions, remedies in low dilutions (greater than 9CH) are taken 1 to 2 times a day, while constitutional remedies are taken once a week or even once a month. This decision is up to the homeopath.
What to Do If There Is No Improvement with Antimonium tartaricum Within 24 Hours
Certain conditions cannot be treated with homeopathy through self-medication alone. Their severity requires medical advice, which can be provided by a homeopathic physician. This physician will determine whether your condition can be treated with homeopathy alone or whether your treatment needs to be supplemented with allopathic medicine.