Indication / Benefits
Drosera Rotundifolia, commonly known as Roundleaved Sundew, is a homeopathic medicine derived from the flowering herb Drosera rotundifolia. Belonging to the Droseraceae family, it has been traditionally valued for its therapeutic properties in treating respiratory ailments, particularly coughs and throat irritations. In homoeopathy, Drosera Rotundifolia is primarily used to address symptoms such as spasmodic cough, whooping cough, and bronchitis. It is also employed for its effects on sore throat, laryngitis, and asthma aggravated by cold air.
Common Names:
Hindi: Drosera Rotundifolia
English: Roundleaved Sundew
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SBL’s Drosera Rotundifolia can be helpful in the following conditions:
- Whooping Cough
- Characterized by intense, spasmodic coughing fits that follow each other rapidly. This condition leads to severe breathing difficulties and a sensation of choking. Drosera is noted for its efficacy in managing this condition.
- Laryngeal Tuberculosis (Phthisis)
- Drosera is useful in treating laryngeal tuberculosis, marked by a persistent cough, hoarseness, and a scraping or rough sensation in the throat. This condition can lead to significant weight loss and debilitation.
- Chronic Cough
- Drosera helps with a deep, hoarse cough that worsens at night, often accompanied by yellow mucus and sometimes bleeding from the nose and mouth.
- The cough can be so severe that it leads to vomiting.
- Hoarseness
- Persistent roughness or loss of voice, with a tendency to worsen with talking or exposure to cold air.
- Laryngitis
- Includes symptoms such as a rough, scraping sensation in the throat and difficulty speaking, often described as “clergyman’s sore throat.”
- Tubercular Lymph Nodes
- Effective for conditions involving swollen or infected lymph nodes due to tuberculosis.
- Pulmonary Tuberculosis (Phthisis Pulmonum)
- Addresses severe respiratory symptoms related to tuberculosis, such as persistent cough and general weakness.
- Vertigo
- Experiencing dizziness or a sensation of falling to one side, especially when in the open air, combined with coldness and stinging pain in the face.
- Paralytic Pain
- Pain in the hip joint and thighs, accompanied by stiffness in foot joints and general lameness or discomfort in the limbs. The bed may feel uncomfortably hard.
- Internal Chilliness:
- Characterized by shivering with a hot face and cold hands. There is often a lack of thirst and a persistent feeling of being too cold, even while in bed.
