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EPIGEA REPENS

By ILH Editorial
August 1, 2013· 1 min read
EPIGEA REPENS
Remedy of the DayILH Editorial · August 1, 2013 · 1 min

Common names: Gravel plant, Wild may flower, Gravel laurel, Mountain pink, Arbutus. This american plant is said to be superior to Buchu ( Barosma crenata ) and Uva ursi. Chronic cystitis, with dysuria; tenesmus after micturition; muco-pus and uric-acid deposit, gravel, renal calculi. Fine sand in

!Common names: Gravel plant, Wild may flower, Gravel laurel, Mountain pink, Arbutus. This american plant is said to be superior to Buchu ( Barosma crenata ) and Uva ursi. Chronic cystitis, with dysuria; tenesmus after micturition; muco-pus and uric-acid deposit, gravel, renal calculi. Fine sand in urine of a brown color. Burning in neck of bladder whilst urinating and tenesmus afterward. Pyelitis, incontinence of urine. Croaking noise and rumbling in bowels. Kartik

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