Paeonia officinalis, a perennial plant of the Ranunculaceae family, is a highly effective homeopathic remedy.

In the 19th century, this plant was cultivated mainly in southern Europe and in Asia, where it was used as an ornamental plant.

The peony has a simple stem, large leaves, beautiful red flowers and a tuberous root that is used in homeopathy.

Paeonia officinalis is a remedy indicated for the treatment of anal, rectal and intestinal disorders.

Proctology indications

Paeonia officinalis is used to treat haemorrhoids associated with pain and burning in the anal region.

It is indicated for people suffering from anal fissures associated with a continuous discharge.

Paeonia officinalis can be used to relieve severe pain during or after defecation.

Finally, this remedy helps to relieve acute or chronic inflammation of the anus or rectum.

Other indications

Paeonia officinalis can be used to treat behavioural disorders characterised by mood swings or frequent nervousness.

It also treats certain types of muscle pain, such as cramps.

Paeonia officinalis is also very effective in treating ulcers on the leg, chest, thumb and back of the foot.

It also helps to relieve headaches, earaches and dry, itchy eyes.