Uterinum 7CH
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Reproductive
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Homeopathy
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Uterinum (Uterine) 7CH is a homeopathic organotherapy remedy prepared from uterine tissue. It is traditionally associated with female reproductive support and may help with uterine comfort, menstrual-cycle discomfort, and a sense of pelvic heaviness or weakness, especially when symptoms tend to be recurring or cyclical.
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