Pains of various nature in the sacral region, mainly resulting from abdominal diseases. Pains in the vertebral column, sacroiliac complaints of indefinite genesis. Pains radiating along the vertebral column up to the head and the tip of the nose, sometimes also in abdominal organs. The pains grow worse when moving but may also be acute when resting or at night. Frequently pains in the sacral region are caused by re-toxicating treatments of the fluor albus (loss of white, treatments by cauterization and others).

Aesculus: Tearing pains (as in hemorrhoids), pains radiating in the sacral bone.

Colocynthis: Sharp pains in the sacral region, radiating in the legs.

Cimicifuga: Specific effect on the feminine sexual organs. Against pains in the breasts, occuring ante menses. Specific action in sacroiliac complaints in connexion with the abdominal organs, pains radiating in the back and the head and up to the nose. May also be effective in pains occuring after a fracture of the skull or concussion of brain. Favorable influence in rheumatism in the tendons and ligaments.

Natrium chloratum: Sacroiliac pains, with constipation and shivering, eventually with sneezing in the morning and nervous hypersensitivity.

Phytolacca: Sacral sciatic-like pains, radiating into the legs. Sacral weakness (especially when standing), loins feel as crushed.

Strontium carbonicum: Arthritis and rheumatism of different kinds, mainly in the articulations of the haunches.

• As prolonged cure, take 3-4 times daily 10-15 drops in a little water before meals.
• In case of acute intermittent pains and aggravation, take for a brief period (1/2 to 1 hour) 10-15 drops every 5-10 minutes.
• In case of primary reaction (aggravating), the treatment should be interrupted for 1-2 days, afterwards 5-10 drops will be taken 1-2 a day.
• After the cure, even the pains have completely disappeared, take 1-2 a day 5-10 drops for at least 3 month to avoid relapses.

• Complementary remedies:
  
• R38 in abdominal inflammation (right side).
  
• R39 in abdominal inflammation (left) and cysts.
  
• R37 in constipation, intestinal laziness, flatulence (frequently aggravating sacroiliac pains).
  
• R31 in emaciation and anaemia.
  
• R16 in migraine.
  
• R20 in functional disturbances of ovaries.
  
• R13 in haemorrhoids.
  
• R10 when the pains occur at the climacteric age.
  
• R28 in dysmenorrhea.
  
• R11 in general rheumatic constitution.