Our Experience In the case of a first yeast infection, or if it lasts more than seven days or worsens, refer to a doctor. Our Recommendations A cold compress applied externally can ease some of the discomfort caused by the suppository, especially if the mucosa is very irritated. The complete treatment needs to be taken, […]
Premenstrual Syndrome
Our Experience Three out of four women experience premenstrual syndrome (PMS), especially those in their late 20s and early 40s. Some of the most common PMS symptoms include: Physical symptoms: Joint or muscle pain, headache, fatigue, weight gain from water retention, feeling bloated, breast tenderness, acne flare-ups, and constipation or diarrhea, Emotional or behavioral symptoms: […]
Morning Sickness
Our Experience Morning sickness is due to the increased secretion of progesterone during the first several weeks of pregnancy. Our Recommendations Divide food intake into several smaller meals. Avoid strong smells, and choose cold dishes over hot ones. Drink water between meals to avoid distending the stomach. Therapeutic Background Allopathic antiemetics must be avoided during […]
Menstrual Cramps
Our Experience A woman’s first period is often painful. The homeopathic treatment can alleviate taking birth control pills prescribed only for pain relief. Our Recommendations Placing a warm water bottle on your lower abdomen and taking a hot bath can be just as effective as taking a pain reliever. Therapeutic Background Acetaminophen and NSAIDs: Risk […]
Hot Flashes
Our Experience Hot flashes occur before and during menopause. Menopause can be physiological (no periods for a year) or caused by surgical removal of the ovaries. Our Recommendations Sleep in a cool room. Avoid drinking alcohol and coffee. Therapeutic Background Black cohosh, Dong quai: Their effectiveness is controversial, and they have side effects and interactions. […]
Delivery
Our Experience Homeopathic medicines are used in labor and delivery departments to facilitate contractions and cervix dilation. After delivery, these medicines help patients recover faster by relieving after-pains, cracked nipples, perineal bruising, fatigue or baby blues. They are compatible with breast-feeding. Our Recommendations Recommend that the patient include the following multi-dose tubes in her hospital […]
Breast Feeding
Our Experience A clinical study shows that homeopathic medicines decrease the pain at the onset of milk secretion. (Berrebi et al. see page 132) Our Recommendations To increase milk secretions: Do not compress the breasts. Increase your water intake. Drink herbal tea with fennel and anise. When weaning: Wear tight bras. Decrease intake of water. […]