Rusci aculeati rhizoma

Last updated on: 05.12.2024

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Definition
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The dried rhizomes and roots of butcher's broom contain a mixture of various steroid saponins (such as the spirostanol saponins ruscin, ruscuside, aglyca and ruscogenin).

HMPC monograph: Traditional use: complaints associated with chronic venous insufficiency, complaints associated with haemorrhoids: burning, itching
ESCOP monograph: supportive for chronic venous insufficiency: aching, tired and heavy legs, tingling, swelling of the legs; for burning and pain in haemorrhoids
Commission E-monograph: complaints of chronic venous insufficiency, pain and heaviness in the legs, nocturnal calf cramps, itching, swelling, also for itching and burning in haemorrhoids

Folk medicine: Vascular stabilization in chronic venous insufficiency, externally as ointment preparations, as suppositories for haemorrhoids

Spectrum of action
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Circulation-promoting, anti-inflammatory, slightly diuretic and vitalizing. In a randomized, placebo-controlled double-blind study with 166 patients with chronic venous insufficiency, superiority over placebo was demonstrated.

Literature
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Last updated on: 05.12.2024