ABRUS PRECATORIUS Q

Adven Abrus Precatorius (Gunja / Rosary Pea)

A supportive remedy for ocular infections, skin disorders, and inflammatory conditions

Abrus precatorius, derived from the seeds of the Abrus precatorius (family Fabaceae), is a homoeopathic medicine known for its action on the eyes, skin, respiratory system, and general inflammatory states.
It is particularly indicated in purulent eye conditions, infections, fever, and musculoskeletal discomfort associated with systemic irritation.

Common Names:

• Hindi: Gunja
• English: Rosary Pea, Jequirity

Key Indications

Eye Complaints

• Purulent conjunctivitis with discharge
• Granular ophthalmia
• Keratitis (corneal inflammation)
• Redness, irritation, and swelling of eyes

Respiratory Complaints

• Persistent cough with chest congestion
• Chest pain with tightness
• Shortness of breath during respiratory infections
• Irritative cough with weakness

Skin Complaints

• Ulcers and chronic skin lesions
• Lupus-like eruptions
• Rashes, irritation, and inflammatory skin conditions
• Suppurative skin infections

Fever States

• Fever with chills and sweating
• Elevated pulse with weakness
• Inflammatory fever with systemic symptoms

Musculoskeletal Complaints

• Joint pain with stiffness
• Muscular discomfort and soreness
• Weakness associated with inflammatory states