Chamomile or mother herb.

The tincture is prepared from the whole fresh plant, and the rubbing is made from the same parts, dried and powdered.

The pathogenesis of Chamomilla is found in Hahnemann's "Pure Medicine Science".

Physiological action

Hamomilla acts primarily on the nervous system. It is a precious remedy for severe morbid susceptibility of the sensory and motor nerves. This is manifested by spasms and convulsions, both in pregnant women and in young children.

The action of hamomilla extends to the emotional nervous system. The consequences of major trouble, anger and annoyance are under her control even when, bypassing the nervous system, they are expressed in bilious disorders.

Apparently, it has some special effect on the dental pulp and on the gums.

The action of chamomilla on the digestive organs is expressed in convulsions, colic and diarrhea; constipation occurs as a rare exception and, obviously, the action is secondary.

Hamomilla causes uterine bleeding with colic in the uterus, as in childbirth, with the release of blood clots.

Its action on the respiratory tract is expressed by the symptoms of acute catarrh.

Type of

According to Berike, hamomillas are irritable, sensitive, hot, sleepy and changeable. A calmly suffering patient is not a hamomilla patient.

Thus, it suits especially children and nervous hysterical women. The Chamomilla type is well defined: sullen, angry, quarrelsome, always displeased, answers questions rudely, and is extremely sensitive to pain, which drives him to despair.

Characteristic

1. Strong irritability.
2. Great sensitivity to the slightest pain, with excitement and groaning. Fainting.
3. Restlessness and insomnia due to pain and extreme sensitivity.
4. Feeling of numbness that occurs simultaneously with pain or alternating with it (rheumatism, paralytic condition).
5. Feeling of heat in the soles of the feet. The patient sticks them out from under the covers (pulsatilla, sulfur).
6. One cheek red and hot, the other pale and cold.
7. Perspiration on face after eating and drinking.
8. Intolerable pain in the abdomen in the morning, at sunrise.

Pain. Acute, neuralgic. The patient takes them very badly, with fainting, restlessness, groans and nervousness. The pains are often accompanied by or alternating with numbness, and sometimes afterwards. The pains are aggravated by heat, but are not relieved by cold, as are the pains of Pulsatilla.

Chair. Diarrhea during teething. Very painful diarrhoea, with bloating and rumbling in the abdomen, accompanied by restlessness and nausea. The stool is green with a disgusting smell of rotten eggs.

Menses: premature, profuse and extremely painful. The blood is black with clots. Colic with pressure from below upwards.

Main indications

NERVOUS. Hysteria: extreme susceptibility, tendency to faint, convulsions with groans and despair. Lethargy. Ecstasy.

ANGER. Hamomilla is the best remedy for anger.

Neuralgia with severe pains, especially if the pains are poorly tolerated and cause the patient to become irritated and desperate. In these cases, good results are obtained from alternating hamomilla with belladonna.

TOOTH ache caused by hot food or drink. DIGESTIVE disorders during teething.

Chamomilla is an excellent remedy for anxiety, gloom, spasms and diarrhea. But if there are cerebral symptoms with epileptiform convulsions, belladon should be given.

Gastralgia and convulsions in the stomach. Chamomilla, along with belladonna and ignatia, are the main remedies for gastralgia attacks.

In addition to the general nature of the pains, it is also indicated by the redness of the face, general sweats due to pain and swelling in the stomach.

An attack of pain easily causes pallor of the face, fainting, nausea and vomiting, and convulsions in children.

SEXUAL ORGANS. Simple uterine bleeding or due to abortion. After childbirth or in cases of simple menorrhagia. The blood is red and clotted. The patient yawns. Slight chill alternating with heat, redness of the face, or at least one cheek, intermittently alternating with pallor, melancholy, restlessness, diarrhoea.

Painful menses. In these cases, hamomilla is the traditional remedy. Violent pains, slight chills, vomiting, diarrhoea, and fainting spells indicate this remedy.

COUGH, especially in children. Strong, dry, aggravated at night, even in sleep, and the patient does not wake up. Catarrh in children during dentition, one cheek red, the other pale, screaming, restless, colic, diarrhoea, restless sleep with sudden awakening.

FEVER. Violent chilliness with sensation of icy cold. Violent heat, one cheek red and hot, the other cold and pale, burning in the eyes. Profuse hot sweats general or only head and hands.

Doses

Hamomilla begins to show its therapeutic effect only from the 6th dilution. Often it is successfully used in 18 dilutions. The 12th was R. Yuz's favorite breeding.

Summary

Chamomilla is called the mother herb, as it is one of the important remedies for childbirth and for pathological complications after them. It is called a bachelorette party because it helps with painful menstruation in young girls. Great remedy for teething.

HAMOMILLA

The symptoms of Hamomilla are almost identical to those of Hamomilla, and yet they are completely different remedies and completely different children. The previous remedy had hyperesthesia with hypersensitivity to noise, pain, people. Hamomill has exactly the same hyperesthesia.

The Arsenicum child is restless, passes from one person to another, never rests; so is Hamomilla - the child goes from one person to another, never completely motionless and never calm. However, they are completely different types.

In Hamomill, hyperesthesia is expressed to an extreme degree. Hamomilla pains are probably more severe than any other pain that patients may suffer from. But the reaction to them is completely different from that of the Arsenicum child. In the case of Hamomilla, the child has extreme resentment: the child is outraged by the pain, he is outraged that it is there, and he is furious that the doctor did not immediately eliminate it. The Hamomilla child may even hit you because of his hypersensitivity.

Such a child is very restless, he goes from person to person, each time he remains dissatisfied with everyone and moves away, ready to strike. This is completely different from the desire of the Arsenicum child to receive consolation from everyone.

The child Hamomilla, who is very sensitive to sounds, does not have night terrors from this. When disturbed, he is more likely to become enraged, squealing and kicking. He has a completely different type of response.

In the case of Arsenicum, the child is always restless, always on the move. The Hamomilla child is also better from movement, but it is especially better when he is carried - this is a passive movement.

Jogging with an Arsenicum baby in his arms is likely to frighten him. Jog around baby Hamomilla and he will most likely stop squealing and start gurgling. You will stop and he will want you to keep moving with him in your arms. If you don't, he will pull your hair. The response is quite different, although the symptoms in the materia medica are almost the same.

The child Hamomilla is never at rest, he is always dissatisfied with what he is doing. But this does not so much speak of his tendency to change occupations, but that he quickly gets bored with everything and quickly abandons everything.

Such a child will never put the toy back, but will definitely throw it on the floor and take something else. If he is still told to put the toy back, he starts screaming.

Another constant feature of Hamomilla children is that by the end of the day they are more excited, more irritable and naughty. Such children are especially unbearable around 9 pm. The Hamomilla child is often completely unbearable after being put to bed. This can go on until about midnight, then he seems to run out of breath and fall asleep.

All children, when they are enraged, are apt to become engorged, with redness of the face and a hot head. But the Hamomilla child has a tendency to redness of the face only on one side. There may be general redness, but one side of the face in such a child is more red.

Chamomilla is an almost universal remedy for teething in children. However, it would be a mistake to give this remedy to every child who is teething, there must be quite definite indications for this. A child who is teething and needs Hamomilla tends to be more cranky at night, has very swollen, inflamed, sensitive gums, which is more often one-sided, with marked redness on the same side of the face.
The soreness of the gums is greatly aggravated by the application of heat and greatly relieved by cold applications. Such children feel much worse in a hot room, their attack tends to subside around midnight. Do not attach decisive importance to the fact that Hamomilla's toothaches have completely different modalities than her other pains.

Hamomilla children are prone to attacks of acute colic. Perhaps due to the fact that their parents make concessions to them. When such a child sees the thing he wants to get, he screams until the parents make concessions and give him what he demands. That same evening, the child has an attack of abdominal colic, the result mainly of parental oversight. Such attacks are accompanied by much intestinal winds and are greatly relieved by the application of hot things.

In these colic, children are prone to bouts of diarrhoea, with the typical Hamomilla green diarrheal stool. The Hamomilla baby during colic and diarrhea is the best illustration of Hamomilla's irritability - he is simply bursting with screaming. This colic is painful and quite sudden, and the child makes it very clear what the pain is.

Another contrast between Hamomilla and Arsenicum children is that Hamomilla children are usually warm-blooded. They usually have a very hot head, often hot and sweaty, and tend to have burning hot feet that stick out from under the covers at night.

The child Hamomilla is practically invincible and is often allowed to get out of hand. In addition, with a flash of irritation, he can come into such a state that only from anger alone does his face turn blue and convulsions appear. So when it comes to harsh treatment of a real child, Hamomilla has to be quite careful.

One typical Hamomilla child, about the age of three, used to bang his head against the wall when he was angry - simply because his mother upset him.
One evening, around 10 o'clock, after this girl had been completely unbearable for the previous hour, her mother left her to scream. When the mother returned, the child was practically unconscious, with a darkened face, his whole body was twitching. So one should also be careful about "beneficial neglect" of the Hamomilla child.

A significant number of Hamomilla babies with teething and inflamed gums develop convulsions, indicating an explosive nervous system. This should be foreseen.

Low potencies work well for teething in children. Several doses of Hamomilla 12 or 30, twice a day, usually eliminate all disorders in case of moderate severity. But in situations where the symptoms are severe, this medicine should be repeated every half hour until the child is completely calm.

Chamomilla is also useful in acute otitis media in children. This condition is extremely painful and in most cases the child does not want to be touched, is very irritable and cries out in pain. If, moreover, these disorders have arisen from exposure to cold, then Hamomilla will be one of the most reliable supports for a small child, especially when he has one-sided reddening of the face.

Chamomilla has cured more cases of acute otitis in children than any other single remedy. And she does this without any perforation of the eardrum. However, in addition to otitis, the child must have a Chamomilla character warehouse, otherwise this medicine will not work. The entire nervous system of the child should be excited, while the child should be irritable and easily lose his temper.

In children, otitis media occurs for the same reason - from exposure to cold, while there is also one-sided redness. But this is a child of Pulsatilla, and Hamomilla will do no good. These two medicines are most commonly used for acute otitis media in children.

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Chamomile or mother herb.

The tincture is prepared from the whole fresh plant, and the rubbing is made from the same parts, dried and powdered.

The pathogenesis of Chamomilla is found in Hahnemann's "Pure Medicine Science".

PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTION

Hamomilla acts primarily on the nervous system. It is a precious remedy for severe morbid susceptibility of the sensory and motor nerves. This is manifested by spasms and convulsions, both in pregnant women and in young children.

The action of hamomilla extends to the emotional nervous system. The consequences of major trouble, anger and annoyance are under her control even when, bypassing the nervous system, they are expressed in bilious disorders.

Apparently, it has some special effect on the dental pulp and on the gums.

The action of chamomilla on the digestive organs is expressed in convulsions, colic and diarrhea; constipation occurs as a rare exception and, obviously, the action is secondary.

Hamomilla causes uterine bleeding with colic in the uterus, as in childbirth, with the release of blood clots.

Its action on the respiratory tract is expressed by the symptoms of acute catarrh.

According to Berike, hamomillas are irritable, sensitive, hot, sleepy and changeable. A calmly suffering patient is not a hamomilla patient.

Thus, it suits especially children and nervous hysterical women. The Chamomilla type is well defined: sullen, angry, quarrelsome, always displeased, answers questions rudely, and is extremely sensitive to pain, which drives him to despair.

CHARACTERISTIC

1. Strong irritability.

2. Hypersensitivity to the slightest pain, accompanied by excitement and groans. Fainting.

3. Restlessness and insomnia due to pain and extreme sensitivity.

4. Feeling of numbness, which occurs simultaneously with pain or alternating with it (rheumatism, paralytic condition).

5. Feeling of heat in the soles of the feet. The patient sticks them out from under the covers (pulsatilla, sulfur).

6. One cheek red and hot, the other pale and cold.

7. Perspiration on the face after eating and drinking.

8. Intolerable pain in the abdomen in the morning, at sunrise.

Pain. Acute, neuralgic. The patient takes them very badly, with fainting, restlessness, groans and nervousness. The pains are often accompanied by or alternating with numbness, and sometimes afterwards. The pains are aggravated by heat, but are not relieved by cold, as are the pains of Pulsatilla.

Chair. Diarrhea during teething. Very painful diarrhoea, with bloating and rumbling in the abdomen, accompanied by restlessness and nausea. The stool is green with a disgusting smell of rotten eggs.

Menses: premature, profuse and extremely painful. The blood is black with clots. Colic with feeling

pressure from bottom to top.

MAIN INDICATIONS

NERVOUS. Hysteria: extreme susceptibility, tendency to faint, convulsions with groans and despair. Lethargy. Ecstasy.

ANGER. Hamomilla is the best remedy for anger.

Neuralgia with severe pains, especially if the pains are poorly tolerated and cause the patient to become irritated and desperate. In these cases, good results are obtained from alternating hamomilla with belladonna.

TOOTH ache caused by hot food or drink. DIGESTIVE disorders during teething.

Chamomilla is an excellent remedy for anxiety, gloom, spasms and diarrhea. But if there are cerebral symptoms with epileptiform convulsions, belladon should be given.

Gastralgia and convulsions in the stomach. Chamomilla, along with belladonna and ignatia, are the main remedies for gastralgia attacks.

In addition to the general nature of the pains, it is also indicated by the redness of the face, general sweats due to pain and swelling in the stomach.

An attack of pain easily causes pallor of the face, fainting, nausea and vomiting, and convulsions in children.

SEXUAL ORGANS. Simple uterine bleeding or due to abortion. After childbirth or in cases of simple menorrhagia. The blood is red and clotted. The patient yawns. Slight chill alternating with heat, redness of the face, or at least one cheek, intermittently alternating with pallor, melancholy, restlessness, diarrhoea.

Painful menses. In these cases, hamomilla is the traditional remedy. Violent pains, slight chills, vomiting, diarrhoea, and fainting spells indicate this remedy.

COUGH, especially in children. Strong, dry, aggravated at night, even in sleep, and the patient does not wake up. Catarrh in children during dentition, one cheek red, the other pale, screaming, restless, colic, diarrhoea, restless sleep with sudden awakening.

FEVER. Violent chilliness with sensation of icy cold. Violent heat, one cheek red and hot, the other cold and pale, burning in the eyes. Profuse hot sweats general or only head and hands.

Hamomilla begins to show its therapeutic effect only from the 6th dilution. Often it is successfully applied at 18

breeding. The 12th was R. Yuz's favorite breeding.

Chamomilla is called the mother herb, as it is one of the important remedies for childbirth and for pathological complications after them. It is called a bachelorette party because it helps with painful menstruation in young girls. Great remedy for teething.

Causticum Causticum

Pharmacy chamomile is known for its healing properties, it is used to relieve cold symptoms, pain of a different nature, with increased excitability. Hamomilla (homeopathy) is used in the treatment of children and women.

Characteristics of a medicinal plant

The plant in question has other names - mother grass or common chamomile, belongs to the aster family, has been known for its healing properties since the time of our ancestors.

Medicinal herb is able to have a calming, analgesic effect, fight viral diseases, and effectively relieve a variety of inflammatory processes.

This plant is used in the treatment of newborns, as it is an absolutely natural product, therefore, it is harmless and has a positive effect on a fragile body.

Medicinal preparations based on chamomile are prepared from the whole plant, so they retain its beneficial properties. Hamomilla (homeopathy) is available in various forms so that everyone can choose the most convenient for themselves: in granules, rectal suppositories, ready-made infusions.

Indications for the use of a medicinal plant

The drug in question has a wide spectrum of action, is used in the treatment of the following diseases and abnormalities in the body:

• viral infections, fever, cough, runny nose, otitis;
• neurological problems: irritability, sleep disorder;
• toothache and other types of pain, teething in infants;
• diseases of the intestinal tract: diarrhea, vomiting or colic in newborns;
• ailments of the reproductive system, uterine bleeding, pain during menstruation in women;
• diaper rash, inflammatory processes are also treated by hamomilla.

Homeopathy, the indications for which are quite diverse, is suitable for the treatment of newborn babies, is considered effective during teething and colic.

Pharmacy chamomile for colds

Healing herb is quite common for colds, it is used to treat cough, runny nose and otitis media. She effectively copes with these manifestations not only in babies, but also in adults. For infants and preschoolers, the drug in question is prescribed when the following cold symptoms are observed:

• if the cough is dry, irritating, disturbing mainly at night;
• sneezing, thin mucus, nasal congestion and difficulty breathing;
• with acute otitis media, severe ear pain, sensation of a foreign object in the auricle;
• feverish conditions in a child, when there is a strong chill and a feeling of icy cold.

Hamomilla (homeopathy) for children is safe, so it can be given for any of these cold symptoms. It effectively treats cough, relieves irritation in the throat, clears the sinuses from a runny nose, relieves the baby of inflammation in the auricle, relieves a feverish condition.

It can be used in the form of decoctions, granules or rectal suppositories, it all depends on what is more convenient for the baby to give. It is worth remembering that taking any medicine is necessary according to the instructions.

Hamomilla: homeopathy for toothache

The drug in question has analgesic properties, therefore it is actively used for any manifestations of toothache, especially its effectiveness is noted during teething in infants.

Chamomilla is given when the baby has teething accompanied by the following symptoms:

• he wakes up abruptly with crying and screaming at night;
• sleeps restlessly and tosses and turns in his sleep;
• arches and strains in the arms of the mother;
• for a long time cannot calm down, falls asleep only near the parent;
• sucks badly at the breast;
• he has liquid greenish stools with an admixture of mucus.

In addition, it helps with toothache, which does not require surgical intervention, in preschoolers and schoolchildren, adults. It is able to relieve inflammation and other types of pain, accompanied by irritation and excitation of the nervous system.

Hamomilla (homeopathy): indications for use in diseases of the intestinal tract

It helps with colic in infants due to the fact that it suppresses gas formation and soothes the raging intestines. It is important to know that it is accepted in the following cases:

• the baby asks all the time to be held, however, this does not help him, colic continues to bother;
• the child screams and whimpers;
• demands to give him something, but immediately throws it on the floor;
• becomes very capricious and unbearable;
• one cheek acquires a reddish color, while the other remains pale.

With such signs, the homeopathic medicine is recommended to be given in the form of granules that can be pushed in a spoon or diluted in water. It is not recommended to give the drug for too long, after improvement and reduction of colic, it is necessary to stop taking it.

Chamomile for neurological disorders

The drug in question, as mentioned above, has a sedative effect, therefore, it is often Chamomilla (homeopathy) that is prescribed for neurological diseases. Indications for use in children should have the following symptoms:

• the baby is irritated, restless;
• rude and embittered;
• naughty and throws tantrums;
• wakes up at night crying, has daytime or nighttime;
• sleeps poorly, is constantly in an excited state.

Chamomilla treats neurological disorders in adults as well. It helps those who suffer from insomnia, experience constant stress at work.

Chamomilla (homeopathy), the indications for use of which include the manifestation of all of the listed symptoms, will help calm the nervous system, improve sleep, relieve tension and irritability.

The power of a medicinal plant for women's health

No wonder this plant is also called uterine grass, as its medicinal properties help to improve the female reproductive system. It is recommended to take the medicine in the following cases:

• uterine bleeding provoked by complicated childbirth, abortion;
• painful menstruation;
• hysterical states, accompanied by fainting, convulsions;
• anger, despair, longing.

In general, hamomilla (homeopathy) is indicated for nervous women, who are sullen and quarrelsome, very sensitive to pain, which drives them to despair.

Contraindications and side effects of the drug

Pharmacy chamomile is a drug of natural origin, so it does not have strict contraindications for use. Approved for use by newborns.

However, it can cause allergic reactions if there is hypersensitivity to the medicinal plant. In babies, it causes a rash, hives, itching.

In cases of overdose, a homeopathic medicine can have the opposite effect: overexcite the nervous system, exacerbate pain. Therefore, its reception should be carried out strictly according to the instructions.

If unwanted effects appear, you should consult a doctor and stop taking the drug.

Chamomile or mother herb. The tincture is prepared from the whole fresh plant, and the rubbing is made from the same parts, dried and powdered. The pathogenesis of Chamomilla is found in Hahnemann's "Pure Medicine Science". Type of According to Berike, hamomillas are irritable, sensitive, hot, sleepy and changeable. A calmly suffering patient is not a hamomilla patient. Thus, it suits especially children and nervous hysterical women. The Chamomilla type is well defined: sullen, angry, quarrelsome, always displeased, answers questions rudely, and is extremely sensitive to pain, which drives him to despair. Characteristic 1. Strong irritability. 2. Hypersensitivity to the slightest pain, accompanied by excitement and groans. Fainting. 3. Restlessness and insomnia due to pain and extreme sensitivity. 4. Feeling of numbness, which occurs simultaneously with pain or alternating with it (rheumatism, paralytic condition). 5. Feeling of heat in the soles of the feet. The patient sticks them out from under the covers (pulsatilla, sulfur). 6. One cheek red and hot, the other pale and cold. 7. Perspiration on the face after eating and drinking. 8. Intolerable pain in the abdomen in the morning, at sunrise. Pain. Acute, neuralgic. The patient takes them very badly, with fainting, restlessness, groans and nervousness. The pains are often accompanied by or alternating with numbness, and sometimes afterwards. The pains are aggravated by heat, but are not relieved by cold, as are the pains of Pulsatilla. Chair. Diarrhea during teething. Very painful diarrhoea, with bloating and rumbling in the abdomen, accompanied by restlessness and nausea. The stool is green with a disgusting smell of rotten eggs. Menses: premature, profuse and extremely painful. The blood is black with clots. Colic with pressure from below upwards. Summary Chamomilla is called the mother herb, as it is one of the important remedies for childbirth and for pathological complications after them. It is called a bachelorette party because it helps with painful menstruation in young girls. Great remedy for teething.

indications for use

Main indications NERVOUS. Hysteria: extreme susceptibility, tendency to faint, convulsions with groans and despair. Lethargy. Ecstasy. ANGER. Hamomilla is the best remedy for anger. Neuralgia with severe pains, especially if the pains are poorly tolerated and cause the patient to become irritated and desperate. In these cases, good results are obtained from alternating hamomilla with belladonna. TOOTH ache caused by hot food or drink. DIGESTIVE disorders during teething. Chamomilla is an excellent remedy for anxiety, gloom, spasms and diarrhea. But if there are cerebral symptoms with epileptiform convulsions, belladon should be given. Gastralgia and convulsions in the stomach. Chamomilla, along with belladonna and ignatia, are the main remedies for gastralgia attacks. In addition to the general nature of the pains, it is also indicated by the redness of the face, general sweats due to pain and swelling in the stomach. An attack of pain easily causes pallor of the face, fainting, nausea and vomiting, and convulsions in children. SEXUAL ORGANS. Simple uterine bleeding or due to abortion. After childbirth or in cases of simple menorrhagia. The blood is red and clotted. The patient yawns. Slight chill alternating with heat, redness of the face, or at least one cheek, intermittently alternating with pallor, melancholy, restlessness, diarrhoea. Painful menses. In these cases, hamomilla is the traditional remedy. Violent pains, slight chills, vomiting, diarrhoea, and fainting spells indicate this remedy. COUGH, especially in children. Strong, dry, aggravated at night, even in sleep, and the patient does not wake up. Catarrh in children during dentition, one cheek red, the other pale, screaming, restless, colic, diarrhoea, restless sleep with sudden awakening. FEVER. Violent chilliness with sensation of icy cold. Violent heat, one cheek red and hot, the other cold and pale, burning in the eyes. Profuse hot sweats general or only head and hands.

action on the body

Physiological action Hamomilla acts primarily on the nervous system. It is a precious remedy for severe morbid susceptibility of the sensory and motor nerves. This is manifested by spasms and convulsions, both in pregnant women and in young children. The action of hamomilla extends to the emotional nervous system. The consequences of major trouble, anger and annoyance are under her control even when, bypassing the nervous system, they are expressed in bilious disorders. Apparently, it has some special effect on the dental pulp and on the gums. The action of chamomilla on the digestive organs is expressed in convulsions, colic and diarrhea; constipation occurs as a rare exception and, obviously, the action is secondary. Hamomilla causes uterine bleeding with colic in the uterus, as in childbirth, with the release of blood clots. Its action on the respiratory tract is expressed by the symptoms of acute catarrh.

dosage

Hamomilla begins to show its therapeutic effect only from the 6th dilution. Often it is successfully used in 18 dilutions. The 12th was R. Yuz's favorite breeding.