Iris Versicolor (Blue Flag) Dilution

Iris versicolor, commonly known as blue flag, is a remedy derived from a perennial herb.

Uses and Benefits

Gastrointestinal Tract:

• Loss of appetite
• Severe burning sensation along the alimentary canal, from mouth to anus
• Sour vomit, sometimes with blood and bile
• Profuse salivation
• Mouth and tongue feel as if scalded by boiling liquid
• Diarrhea, watery with a burning sensation at the anus and throughout the intestinal tract

Ears:

• Deafness accompanied by various noises like buzzing, ringing, and roaring
• Headaches predominantly on the right side of the head, beginning with blurred vision after mental exertion
• Headaches worsen at night, during rest, and in the evening but improve with continuous motion

Side Effects

• None reported

Precautions

• Maintain a half-hour gap between food, drink, any other medicines, and homeopathic remedies.
• Avoid strong smells in the mouth while taking the medicine, such as camphor, garlic, onion, coffee, or hing.

Note: Use under medical supervision.