HIRUDO GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Hirudo medicinalis, also known as the medicinal leech, is an animal species found in freshwater environments. This species is primarily distributed in Europe and Asia, where it lives in bodies of water such as rivers and ponds.

The leech has a long history in traditional medicine. As early as ancient Egypt and ancient Greece, leeches were used to treat various ailments. They are known for their ability to promote blood flow and alleviate pain through their saliva, which contains various bioactive substances.

In homeopathy, Hirudo is traditionally used to treat a variety of complaints. Commonly cited applications include support for inflammation and to relieve swelling, as well as to promote general blood circulation.