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Restaxil Nervenschmerzgel

Development stage
Unknown
Lead developer
PharmaSGP
Administration
Topical
01

Overview

Restaxil Nervenschmerzgel is a homeopathic topical gel developed by PharmaSGP and Restaxil for the treatment of pain and abnormal sensations (such as tingling, burning, or numbness) caused by nerve damage (neuropathic pain). It is formulated with a dual complex of two active homeopathic ingredients: *Spigelia anthelmia* (wormweed) and *Iris versicolor* (variegated iris), both diluted to D2. The gel is applied topically to the affected areas, such as the back, neck, legs, or feet, to provide localized relief. It is registered as an over-the-counter medicinal product (Arzneispezialität) in Austria.

Brand names
Restaxil Nervenschmerzgel
Other names
Restaxil Nerve Pain GelRestaxil Nervenschmerz Gel

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