ГОМЕОПАТ ШИЛОВА И. А.

Every family needs a homeopathic medicine cabinet. Homeopathy can alleviate acute conditions before visiting a doctor. A homeopathic pharmacy can help with various acute conditions (for chronic illnesses, it's essential to consult a homeopath!). Although the packaging of homeopathic granules lists a two-year expiration date, this is simply because the sugar granules on which the medicine is applied change color over time. However, the medicinal properties of the medicine remain unchanged for a very long time (decades). The 30C dilution is the most versatile.

The most commonly used homeopathic remedies are listed in the disease groups listed below. Choose the remedy whose description most closely matches your symptoms. Next, place three granules of this remedy under the tongue until completely dissolved. For small children, the granules can be dissolved in a small amount of water and given to drink. If the remedy is correct, improvement occurs quite quickly. After this, the remedy is taken two or three more times.

Even if there is a significant improvement in your condition, you should still consult a homeopathic physician to determine the correct constitutional remedy to prevent the acute condition from becoming chronic.

I wish you all good health!

INJURIES

Sulfuricum acidum - soft tissue damage, gangrene after trauma, bruises, hemorrhages. Follows Arnica for severe injuries. Aggravated by exhaust fumes and smoke.

Arnica - for any injury, bruise, fracture, bleeding. Improves tissue healing. The main remedy for trauma.

Aconite - after acute pain or fright. Excitement, fear, panic, restlessness, palpitations, heat, burning in the chest. Thirst for cold water. Aggravation around midnight.

Belladonna – bleeding with redness and pulsation of the injured part. The face is red and hot, the eyes are shiny, and the pupils are dilated. A throbbing or shooting headache with overheating, with a sudden onset. The pain is aggravated by noise, light, and shock.

Bryonia – pain aggravated by the slightest movement and muscle strain. Thirst for large quantities of water. Fractures, sprains. Improvement from pressure on the affected area.

Calendula – wounds, abrasions, cuts, burns. Stops bleeding, heals any wounds. Tooth extractions.

Calcium phosphorus — improves bone healing.

China — after profuse blood loss, profuse vomiting, diarrhea. Chills, weakness, profuse sweating, temperature fluctuations. Desire to drink cold water in small sips.

Helleborus — injury, head trauma with dullness and confusion. Contusion. Concussion. Apathy, indifference. Cannot understand what happened.

Hamamelis — venous bleeding of dark blood with clots from the nose, passive bleeding from varicose veins, hemorrhoids. Contusion with bleeding.

Hypericum — nerve damage with numbness and sharp shooting pains. Contusions. Spinal injuries. Stabbing pains. Can prevent tetanus. Convulsions due to head or spinal trauma. Coccyx injuries.

Ledum — puncture wounds, insect bites, small animal bites. Swelling and risk of suppuration. Better with cold. Black eye (hematoma). Sprains.

Phosphorus — tendency to nosebleeds; blood is scarlet; wounds bleed for a long time.

Rhus tox. — Sprains with a feeling of stiffness and a desire to move, change position, bend and straighten joints. Sharp pain in muscles at the beginning of movement. Tendon and muscle injuries. Overexertion.

Ruta — injuries to tendons, cartilage, and periosteum. Dislocations. Bursitis, tendinitis. Muscle strain. Eye strain.

Staphysagria — persistent pain after abdominal surgery. Lacerations, cuts, surgical wounds. Painful scars.

Symphytum — contusions of the eye area, hemorrhages into the sclera, after contusions of the periosteum, improves healing of fractures and bone fusion.

TOOTHACHE

Arnica—For pain in filled teeth. After a tooth extraction.

Chamomilla—Exhausting toothache, aggravated by warm foods and at night, better by cold. Irritability and anger during pain. Painful teething.

Colocynthis—Consequences of anger and resentment. Facial neuralgia after tooth inflammation. Better by pressure and warmth. Paroxysms of pain. Piercing pain.

Hepar sulph.—Pain from dental abscesses, aggravated by cold, even a draft. Impulse to wound or kill.

Kreosotum — teeth decay quickly after eruption. Decay of baby teeth. Foul breath. Inflamed, spongy, bleeding gums.

Mercury sol. — pain worsens at night, from eating, radiates to the cheek and ear; inflamed gums; foul-smelling discharge, aphthae in the mouth and on the tongue. Gingivitis.

ALLERGY

Apis — marked swelling, puffiness of the face, so much so that the eyes are invisible. Quincke's edema. After bee and wasp stings. Redness and swelling at the sting site. Worse from warmth. Better from cold. Stinging pain. Anaphylactic shock.

Aconitum — burning itching without rash. Worse at night. Panic attacks, fear of death. Facial flushing, suffocation, or shortness of breath.

Allium cepa — profuse, irritating nasal discharge on the upper lip and non-irritating lacrimation; burning eyes. Worse from onions, the scent of flowers. Allergic rhinitis. Worse in a warm room, better in the fresh air.

Ars. alb. — Anxious, restless, distrustful. Fear of death. Redness, itching, burning eyes, dry cough. Worse from cold, better in a warm room. Worse around 1 AM. Drinks in small sips. Neat. Acrid, itchy discharge. Hay fever.

Euphrasia — irritating discharge from the eyes and non-acrid discharge from the nose; photophobia; frequent sneezing.

Ledum — allergic reaction to insect bites, with swelling and edema, improved by cold compresses.

Natr. mur. — watery discharge from the nose and eyes, alternating with dryness and nasal congestion and loss of smell. Eczema, urticaria. Hay fever.

Rhus tox. — itching and rash, relieved by very hot water. Constantly changing body position. Restlessness. Urticaria, psoriasis.

Urtica urens — rash and swelling with clear boundaries, often with joint pain. Eczema. Allergy to shellfish. Urticaria with increased sensitivity and stinging pain, from overheating and physical exertion. Insect bites and stings.

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