Symphyti radix

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    It has anti-inflammatory, hemostatic, regenerating and antimicrobial properties.
  In folk medicine, comfrey is used in the treatment of wounds, ulcers, wounds, fractures, bruises, joint injuries. And also for diseases of the gastrointestinal tract (dysentery, enterocolitis, chronic colitis, peptic ulcer), for chronic bronchitis, hemoptysis, nosebleeds and as an external remedy for diathesis, phlebitis, hemorrhoids. A decoction of the leaves is used in the form of douching for fungal vaginitis.
     In case of bone fractures, dislocations, sprains and ruptures of ligaments, they use lotions and compresses from a decoction and infusion of fresh comfrey roots. There is a faster healing of bone fractures, swelling disappears and pain stops, and the inflammatory process stops.
    Comfrey well heals purulent wounds, so it is especially recommended to take it for chronic suppuration due to osteomyelitis.
  To strengthen the bones, children are bathed in a decoction of comfrey roots and given a decoction. A decoction of the leaves is used in the form of douching for fungal vaginitis. Powder and root juice is considered a good styptic for nose and other external bleeding. With sciatica, sciatica, rub with vodka tincture.
   A decoction of comfrey roots and leaves lowers blood pressure, increases tone, improves appetite, and enhances the contraction of the intestinal muscles. It is used for colitis, diarrhea, and various internal bleeding.
  Comfrey roots are used as an emollient for respiratory diseases, coughs, and bronchial asthma.