Magister Doskar VET 5 drops against wound infection and sepsis 50 ml

Conventional conventional medicine and homeopathic remedies are not opposites. They can and must often be used in parallel as a supplement.

In the series of homeopathic combination remedies from Magister Doskar you will also find homeopathic drops especially for animals, which can bring lasting improvement to many of the ailments that occur in everyday life. Animals are soul beings and are much more directly at the mercy of their feelings than humans. Homeopathy can offer valuable support here.

The series of homeopathic combination remedies by Magister Doskar was developed together with the Graz doctor and homeopath Dr. Siegfried Wagner developed.
If you have any questions, please contact your doctor, homeopath or pharmacist.

The effect of the individual ingredients will be discussed below:

Badly bleeding or deep wounds, stitches with pocket formation tend to infection and sepsis, so that a counter-regulation should be achieved with these medicines beyond the local treatment.

Lachesis muta, the snake venom of the Bushmasters:
Its main effect is in the area of ​​toxic overload of the organism. In sepsis and the septic course of infectious diseases, Lachesis is helpful and crucial for recovery when vascular regulation weaknesses endanger the active functions of the body.

Phytolacca, the pokeweed,
is particularly effective against thickening in the udder, but also for irregularities in milk secretion and also has a strong relationship with the lymphatic defense system.
Phytolacca activates the lymphatic defence, which is the second level after the primary infection.

Echinacea angustifolia
was discovered by Native Americans and has long been considered a natural immunity booster.
Echinacea angustifolia is used to support and promote the natural defences, for colds, as a mood-altering agent for flu, phlegmon, wounds and as a diaphoretic and antiseptic.

The drugs mentioned and their drug pictures activate the self-healing tendency of the organism.