Earthmed Pessaries and Suppositories
Practitioner Information-Vaginosis Pessaries
Vaginal pessaries are designed mostly for the treatment of cervical dysplasia and can also be used for bacterial vaginosis, yeast/candida, irritation, PID, and bladder infections.
Ingredients: Berberis aquifolium (Oregon grape root), Phytolacca decandra (poke root), Symphytum officinale (comfrey root), usnea barbata (usnea), vitamin A, vitamin E, thuja oil, tea tree oil.
Berberis aquifolium (Oregon grape root). Alterative, Astringent, anti-microbial, soothing, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant. Berberine is effective against bacteria, yeast and protozoa. It has anti-tumor activity, provides immune system support and promotes elimination of catabolic residues.
Phytolacca decandra (poke root). Poke root is a local lymphatic, encouraging removal of catabolic waste, increasing macrophage and immune activity.
Symphytum officinale (comfrey root). Soothing and astringent, an impressive local healing agent. Allantoin promotes cell proliferation and the main active ingredient.
Usnea barbata (usnea). Usnea is a strong antibacterial, antifungal.
Vitamin A and vitamin E are included for antioxidant benefits and benefits on normal tissue growth and maintenance. thuja oil. Used in the treatment of wart virus, encouraging normalicy of cells. Tea tree oil. Anti-bacterial, anti-fungal.
Dosage:
A course of treatment should last 10 consecutive days per month, one (no more than two) daily. Insert the pessary before sleep; it is preferable that you not walk around with it in, as there may be leakage. To avoid accidental leakage, use a pad or towel overnight.
Caution:
Do not use more than 2 times a day or longer than 10 days in a month. It is advisable to also use an acidophilis douche at another time of the day and throughout the month. Vaginal pessaries are not an effective method of treating STDs that must be treated more aggressively including gonorrhea and syphilis. This formula is contraindicated in pregnancy. Dosage depends on the severity of presenting symptoms. These pessaries are designed to be used with a cervical dysplasia protocol/bladder infection protocol.
Practitioner Information-Haemorroid Suppository
Haemorroid Suppository: this herbal suppository is astringent and healing for the treatment of haemmorids and anal fissures. They are safe to use during pregnancy.
Ingredients: Ruscus aculeatus (Butcher’s broom), Symphytum officinale (Comfrey root), Hamamelis virginiana (witchhazel), Populus tremula (poplar bud), Lavender oil, Vitamin A and Vitamin E oil.
Ruscus aculeatus (Butcher’s broom). Steroidal saponins inhibit inflammation, and cause vasoconstriction, reducing swelling and bleeding giving relief.
Symphytum officinale (Comfrey root). Soothing and astringent, an impressive local healing agent. Allantoin promotes cell proliferation and the main active ingredient.
Hamamelis virginiana (witchhazel). One of the best gentle but lasting astringents in herbal medicine.
Populus tremula (poplar bud). Poplar ointment has a decongestant, anti-irritant and soothing properties, largely due to the resins contained in the buds.
Lavender oil is antiseptic and anti-inflammatory. vitamin A and vitamin E are included for antioxidant benefits and benefits on normal tissue growth and maintenance.
Dosage:
A course of treatment should last 10 consecutive days per month, one daily. Insert the pessary before sleep; it is preferable that you not walk around with it in, as there may be leakage. To avoid accidental leakage, use a pad or towel overnight. Dosage depends on the severity of presenting symptoms These suppositories are designed to be used with a haemorroid treatment protocol.
Storage:
The pessaries and suppositories will keep indefinitely in the freezer; it is best if they are kept refrigerated or frozen, and will remain solid at room temperature. They will melt at body temperature.
Ordering
If you have any questions about manufacturing or quality, please contact me, drdoan@earthmed.caor call 604-878-9111.
These products are not for sale for the general public and must be obtained through a licenced Naturopathic Physician, Herbalist or your health care practitioner.
