Pascosabal

Painful urination? Pascosabal® can help!

Pascosabal® is a homeopathic remedy to relieve painful, frequent urination. Pascosabal helps reduce inflammation in the urinary tract, ultimately easing the pain or discomfort associated with dysuria, and reducing the sudden urgency and frequency of urination. Pascobal’s antispasmodic effect helps curb the frequency of urination as well.

How can Pascosabal help?

The combination of active ingredients of the 4 plant components in Pascosabal, Serenoa repens, hydrangea arborescens, atropa belladonna, and citrullus colocynthis has an anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic effect. Pascosabal is formulated to reduce the frequency of urination, as well as to ease the pain and discomfort associated with dysuria and other urological conditions.

Due to various causes of dysuria and other urological conditions, it is best to see a doctor and be diagnosed so you may be properly treated. Diagnosing dysuria requires a physical examination, which for women, may include a pelvic examination. A blood test and a urine test will likely be ordered to determine the cause.

Call your doctor or seek urgent care if you have painful urination or blood in the urine and any of these other symptoms:

• Fever
• Frequent urination and an urgent need to urinate
• Abdominal pain
• Back pain
• An abnormal vaginal or urethral discharge

Medicinal Ingredients: 

1 g (46 drops) contains:

Serenoa repens (Sabal serrulatum) 1X 0.5 g
Hydrangea arborescens 2X 0.3 g
Atropa belladonna 3X 0.1 g
Citrullus colocynthis 3X 0.1 g 

Non-medicinal ingredients: 

Purified water, alcohol.
Contains 56% (V/V) alcohol. 

Dosage: 

Adults, children ≥ 12 years: (Acute) 10-20 drops every 30-60 minutes maximum of 12 times daily;
(Chronic) 10-20 drops 1-3 times daily.

Contraindications/Cautions:

In the absence of adequate experiential documentation, PASCOSABAL™ should not be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding except on the advice of a healthcare practitioner.

Do not use in children under 12 years of age before consulting a health care practitioner. Consult with a health care practitioner if there is blood in the urine, fever or complaints that persist over 5 days.

Side effects/Interactions:

None known.