BACILLUS NO-7Liquid

Bacillus No. 7 [Ba-sv] is a homoeopathic bowel medicine prepared from specific bowel bacteria. Though its origin is microbial, it is categorized under the plant kingdom in homoeopathic classification due to its functional action. It is primarily used to address chronic inflammatory and degenerative conditions. Bacillus No. 7 is valuable in assisting various musculoskeletal, digestive, and circulatory disorders, and is particularly beneficial in conditions marked by stiffness, pain, and hypersensitivity.

Common Name: Bacillus Asiaticus

SBL’s Bacillus No. 7 [Ba-sv] can be helpful in the following conditions:

• Gastrointestinal Disorders

• Aversion to fatty food, often causing discomfort.
• Relief in constipation and haemorrhoids, especially with associated sluggishness and discomfort.

• Musculoskeletal Disorders

• Beneficial in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, particularly in the spine, knees, and left toe (gout).
• Relieves stiffness of the neck—often described as “cracking like a nut.”
• Eases stabbing hip pain and backache that worsens with cold, damp, and initial movement, but improves with heat.

• Deafness and Retinal Thrombosis

• Helps manage catarrhal deafness and thrombosis of the central retinal vein, which can cause vision problems.

• Skin Cracks and Nail Disorders

• Useful for cracks at the tips of the fingers, especially painful and recurring ones.
• Assists circinate eruptions on the palms, which are hot and stinging.
• Aids in healing paronychia (infection of the skin around nails).

• Menorrhagia and Metrorrhagia

• Helps regulate excessive uterine bleeding such as menorrhagia and metrorrhagia.

• Immune and Inflammatory Conditions

• Supports recovery from tonsillitis and quinsy (peritonsillar abscess).
• Reduces symptoms of angioneurotic oedema (sudden swelling), a sign of hypersensitive immune response.

• Excessive Sweating

• Alleviates excessive perspiration with fainting, especially under stress or physical exertion.
• Helpful during fatigue and mental tension, where the patient feels both tense and tired.