HOMEOPATHY FOR HAIR LOSS IN WOMAN

Many people think that hair loss only affects men. However, it is estimated that more than 50% of women will experience noticeable hair loss. About one-third of women experience hair loss at some time in their lives; among post-menopausal women, as many as two-thirds suffer hair thinning or bald spots. Hair loss in women often has a greater impact than hair loss on men, because it is less socially acceptable for them. Hair loss can severely affect a woman’s emotional well being and quality of life.

The main type of hair loss in women is the same as it in men. It is called androgenetic alopecia, or female (or male) pattern hair loss. In men, hair loss begins above the temples, and the receding hairline eventually forms a characteristic ‘M’ shape; hair at the top of the head also thins, often progressing to baldness. In women, androgenetic alopecia begins with gradual thinning at the part line, followed by increasing diffuse hair loss radiating from the top of the head. A women’s hairline rarely recedes, and women rarely become bald.

Causes

·       Genes: Family genes can cause thinning of hair along the top of the head.

·       Aging: Hormone changes as age advancing can cause balding.

·       Menopause: This type of hair loss often gets worse when estrogen is lost during menopause.

·       Hair style: Hair style of hair can cause hair loss when hair is arranged in ways that pull on their roots, like tight ponytails, braids, or crown rows. If the hair follicles are damaged, the loss can be permanent.

·       Dieting: Dieting for weight loss can cause hair loss.

·       Vitamins: Vitamin deficiency can cause hair loss.

·       Toxic substances: Toxic substances, including chemotherapy, radiation therapy and some medications.

·       Physical stress: Extreme physical stress or shock causes temporary hair loss. This category includes events like losing a lot of weight, surgery, anemia, illness and having a baby.

·       Emotional stress: Mental illness, death of a loved one, etc.

·       Thyroid: Thyroid hormone problems can cause hair loss

·       Medicines: Blood pressure medicines, gout medicines, high doses of Vitamin A.

·       Alopecia areata: Alopecia areata is an autoimmune skin disease that causes patchy hair loss on head.

Signs

·       Seeing more hair fall out daily either on brush, on the floor, in showers, on pillows, or in the sink.

·       Seeing noticeable patches of thinner or missing hair, including a part on the top of head that gets wider.

·       Seeing scalp skin through hair.

·       Having smaller ponytails.

·       Seeing hair break off.

Risk factors

Any girl or woman can be affected by hair loss. However, it is usually more common in :

·       Women older than 40

·       Women who have just had babies

·       Women who had chemotherapy and those who have been affected by other medications.

·       Women who often have hairstyles that pull on their hair, like tight ponytails, or tight braids, or use harsh chemicals on their hair.

·       Menopausal women.

HOMEOPATHY MEDICINES

Homoeopathy today is a growing system and is being practiced all over the world. Its strength lies in its evident effectiveness as it takes a holistic approach towards the sick individual through promotion of inner balance at mental, emotional, spiritual and physical levels. When hair loss is concerned there are many effective medicines are available in Homoeopathy, but the selection depends upon the individuality of the patient, considering the mental and physical symptoms.

ARNICA MONTANA

Arnica increases blood circulation in the scalp, stimulate hair follicles. Prevent hair loss in both man and woman.

BORAX

Hair is rough and horny, cannot be combed smooth. Hair tangled at the tip and stick together., cannot be separated.

CANTHARIS

Hair falls out when combing, especially during confinement and lactation. Severe dandruff with scales on the scalp.

CALCAREA CARBONICA

Hair loss from thyroid hormone imbalance. Falling of hair due to hypothyroidism. Excessive perspiration on the scalp, wets the pillow. Itching of the scalp. Cold spots on head. Chilly persons. Catches cold easily. Craving for eggs and indigestible things like dirt, chalk, pencils. Fatty, and obese persons, easily overworked and exhausted.

CALCAREA PHOSPHORICUM

Falling of hair in bunches on combing. From poor nutrition. Predisposition to glandular and bone diseases.

FERRUM PHOSPHORICUM

Hair loss from anemia. Takes cold easily. Great mental and physical lassitude indisposed to physical exertion, nervousness and prostration

FLOURIC ACID

Hair falling after chemotherapy. Falling of hair after fevers. Brittle air.

LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM

Hair falls of after abdominal disease, after parturition with burning, scalding and itching of scalp, especially on getting warm from exercise during the day. Premature greying of hair. Loss of self- confidence. Poor self-esteem. Fear of public. Prefer warm drinks and foods. Craving for sweets. Flatulent abdomen.

NATRUM MURIATICUM

Hair falls out if touched, mostly on forepart of head. Scalp is very sensitive. Face is shiny as if greased. Falling of hair after childbirth. Hair comes out in excess while combing. Hair fall from hormonal imbalance. Severe headache, worse from heat of sun. Introverted and depressed women. Craving for salt and salty foods.

PHOSPHORIC ACID

Hair loss from grief and mental shock. Hair thins out, turns grey early. Hair falls after fever. Indifferent persons, aversion to talking.

PHOSPHORUS

Falling of hair in large bunches in spots.  Round patches of scalp, deprived of hair. The root of the hair seems to be dry; the denuded scalp looks clear, white and smooth. Itching of scalp. Presence of copious dandruff.

SEPIA

Hair loss from hormonal imbalance. Falling of hair during menopause, pregnancy, after childbirth and nursing of a child. Losing of hair after chronic headache. Irritable and indifferent women. Hot flushes followed by perspiration. Bearing down sensation in the uterus.

SILICEA

Premature baldness, Itching of the scalp before menses.

THALLIUM METALLICUM

Hair falls after acute exhausting diseases. Hair falls off with great rapidity. Hair fall from thyroid hormone issues.

THUJA OCCIDENTALIS

Hair loss. Hair grows slowly and splits after growing.

THYROIDINUM

Hair loss and greying of hair from thyroid hormone imbalance.

WIESBADEN

By the use of this remedy hair will grow rapidly and becomes darker. New hair take place of the fallen hair rapidly.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HOMEOPATHY FOR ACNE VULGARIS

Acne is a common chronic disorder affecting the hair follicle and sebaceous gland, in which there is expansion and blockage of the follicle and inflammation. It is characterized by the formation of comedones, erythematous papules and pustules, less frequently by nodules or pseudocysts and, in some cases, is accompanied by scarring.

Acne vulgaris occurs predominantly during adolescence and in early childhood. It affects mainly the face, upper back, and upper chest. It is prevalent in adolescents and young adults, with 85% of 16- to 18-year-olds affected. However, it may sometimes occur in children and adults of all age.

Acne usually persists until the early 20s, although in a few patients particularly women, the disease continues. Scar may follow healing, especially of chests or abscesses. Scars may be ‘ice pick’, atrophic or keloidal.

HOMEOPATHY MEDICINES

Homoeopathy today is a growing system and is being practiced all over the world. Its strength lies in its evident effectiveness as it takes a holistic approach towards the sick individual through promotion of inner balance at mental, emotional, spiritual and physical levels. When Acne vulgaris is concerned there are many effective medicines are available in Homoeopathy, but the selection depends upon the individuality of the patient, considering the mental and physical symptoms.

ASTERIAS RUBENS

Acne at the age of puberty. Red pimples on side of nose, chin, and mouth. Without pliability and elasticity. Itching spots. Acne worse on left arm and chest. Enlarged axillary glands, worse at night and in damp weather.

BERBERIS AQUIFOLIUM

Acne, blotches, and pimples. Clear complexion.

EUGENIA JAMBOSIA

Simple and indurated acne, painful along with comedones. Pimples are painful for distance around.  Red pimples and rosy skin on the sides of the nose, chin, and mouth.

JUGLANS REGIA

Comedones and acne of the face that itch violently, when acne bursts, it forms thick crusts. Acne is associated with menstrual irregularities. Itching and eruptions of small red pustules.

KALI BROMATUM

It should be tried when Asterias rubens fails. Acne, popular eruption, ulcer with punched out edges with tendency to penetrate and tenacious exudation. Pustular eruption resembling small pox, with burning pain, itching with vesicular eruption. Itchy pustular eruption on face, chest, and shoulders. Acne developing in individuals after sexual excess. Acne with unsightly scars and menstrual irregularities.

NUX JUGLANS

Variously sized reddish pimples and pustules on the face, chiefly around the mouth. Large painful blood-boils on the shoulders, and in the hepatic region. Adapted to all stages of acne.

PULSATILLA NIGRICANS

Acne at puberty, especially in girls who are overweight and have delayed menses. Acne from rich foods, fats, pork, pastries, desserts, and ice cream.

 AGARICUS MUSCARIUS

Pimples hard, like flea bites.

ANTIMONIUM SULPHURATUM AURATUM

Pustular acne. Itching of hands and feet.

ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM

Pimples on the face, shoulders, especially in fat person.  Sensitive to cold bathing. Thick, hard, honey-colored scabs. Dry skin and indigestion. Worse in summer.

ASIMINA TRILOBA

Itching red pimples, appearing first on the left, then on right side. Pustular acne with itching in evening when undressing.

BOVISTA

Acne, due to use of cosmetics. Worse in summer.

DULCAMARA

Humid eruptions on cheeks and face generally. Thick, brown, yellow crusts. Rash on face during menses. Worse in cold, and wet weather. 

GRANATUM

Pimples on the forehead and left temple with sore pain. They suppurate and on drying leave nodules. Itching in different parts of the body as if pimples would breakout.

GRAPHITES

Pimples on neck and back. Itchy, and dry skin. Severe itching and burning. Acne that oozes a sticky moisture, but bleed easily and has a tendency to develop thick crusts.  Worse during and after menses. Skin symptoms alternate with digestive problems.

HYDROCOTYLE ASIATICA

Acne of face, when accompanied with uterine derangement. Great dryness of skin.

LEDUM PALUSTRE

Red pimples on forehead, and cheeks, stinging on touching. Sticking pain. Acne after suppressed discharges or after excess of alcohol. Acne with rheumatism. 

MAGNESIA MURIATICA

Pimples on face and forehead, worse before menses and constipation.

MEDORRHINUM

Acne and pustules come out in blotches of reddish color during menses. Discharge from the acne has a fishy odor.

MERCURIUS SOL

Pimples around vesicular and pustular eruptions. Skin is always moist with viscid perspiration. Pimples oily and shiny skin. Itching, worse from warmth of bed.

NABALUS SERPENTARIA

Pimples on the face, about the nose, upper lip and chin.

RADIUM BROMIDE

Small pimples with itching, burning, swelling, and redness. Severe burning.

SARSAPARILLA

Acne with menstrual irregularities. Acne during pregnancy.

SUMBUL

Smooth, small, reddish spots on the forehead. Black pores on the face. Comedones.

General measures

·       Wash the face twice in a day and especially after sweating. Sweat can make acne worse.

·       Rinse with lukewarm water.

·       Avoid sunburn and suntan.

·       Vitamin supplements. Vit A and B6 are essential for skin.

·       Exercise helps natural acne healing process.

·       Drinks lots of water to clean the body off toxins and keep skin hydrated.

 

 

 

HOMEOPATHY FOR OSTEOPOROSIS

Osteoporosis is a condition where your bones become weak and are thus more likely to break. The bones lose calcium and the insides become porous, like a honey comb. Technically speaking this is called losing bone mass. People with low bone mass are more susceptible to breaking bones.

Osteoporosis is the most common cause of fractures. Roughly 10 million individuals over age 50 in the United States have osteoporosis of the hip. An additional 33.6 million individuals over age 50 have low bone mass or “osteopenia” of the hip and thus are at risk of osteoporosis and its potential complications later in life.

Due primarily to the aging of the population, the prevalence of osteoporosis and low bone mass is expected to increase. By 2020, one in two Americans over age 50 is expected to have or be at risk of developing osteoporosis of the hip; even more will be at risk of developing osteoporosis at any site in the skeleton.

Osteoporosis does not affect everyone to the same degree. Women, especially older women, are more likely to get the disease than are men. An estimated 35 percent of postmenopausal White women have osteoporosis of the hip, spine, or distal forearm. That said, men, especially elderly men, can and do get osteoporosis.

The age-adjusted prevalence of osteoporosis and the rate of hip fracture are lower in Black women than in White women in the United States. The prevalence of osteoporosis in Hispanic and Asian women is similar to that found in White women, and the incidence of hip fractures among Hispanic women in California appears to be on the rise. However, it is important to remember that osteoporosis is a real risk for any aging man or woman.

Osteopenia —After having a bone test, your doctor may tell you that you have Osteopenia. Osteopenia is not a disease, but just the technical term for having lower than normal bone density. Your bone density is lower than is normal and safe, but not so low that osteoporosis is indicated. Roughly 34 million women and 12 million men have Osteopenia in the US.

Low bone mass can be caused by variety of factors including, but not limited to:

·       Genetics

·       Non- ideal bone mass development during adolescence 

Having low bone mass does not mean you will develop osteoporosis, however your risk to develop this disease and the associated fractures greatly increases.

Causes—Actually there is no single factor that causes osteoporosis. Rather, there are numerous risk factors that contribute.

Aging- Bone loss inevitably starts to happen as we get older. Bone is a living tissue that is always growing and being replaced. Most people reached their maximum bone mass density in their mid-thirties. Afterwards, the rate at which bone degrades and is removed starts to become larger than the rate that new bone is created. On average I % of bone mass is lost per year  starting around age 40

Hormones-The female hormone oestrogen plays an important role in osteoporosis. Women need oestrogen to keep their bones strong, and oestrogen production falls for all women once menopause starts. In women, bone loss can reach much higher levels about 3-5 %, during the first 5-6 years in post menopause. About one out of every three postmenopausal women has osteoporosis to some degree, even mild osteoporosis leads to an increased risk of fractures, particularly of the hip, vertebrae and wrists. Fractures can have serious consequences as well. About 20 percent of elderly women who undergo hip replacement surgery due to a hip fracture die within one year. And half of those who survive will require full-time nursing care.

Genetics-Heredity is a factor and people with a history of osteoporosis in their family should be diligent in monitoring their bone mass density. Heredity also plays a factor in the skeleton structure you begin with.  Individuals who naturally have skinnier, less dense skeleton structures are more prone to osteoporosis since they will have less bone mass to begin as they enter middle / old age.

Physical activity-Like muscles bones are living tissue that need exercise in order to remain strong and healthy. Stress from physical activity –whether it comes normal every day activities like walking or from physical training – exerts force on your bones. Your bones respond by restructuring and building up bone. Just like muscles, if you are inactive, your bones become weaker since there is nothing for the to respond to. Use it or lose it.

Diet-Calcium, vitamin D, and phosphorus are all critical building blocks for bone. If your diet is lacking in these foods, this can contribute to osteoporosis

Smoking - The relationship between bone loss and smoking has been confirmed by numerous studies. However, once you quit smoking, even later in life, the bone loss influenced by this habit can be minimized.

Excessive alcohol intake - People who drink alcohol to excess are more prone to fractures. This may be partially due to the diuretic effect of alcohol, which induces calcium losses through the urine. Alcohol can also decrease the absorption of calcium from the intestines and cause deficiencies in vitamin D and magnesium - both of which are important to bone health.

High sodium intake - Several studies have demonstrated the harmful effects of high dietary sodium on bone integrity. Reducing sodium intake can reduce bone loss considerably.

Coffee - Coffee consumption of more than two cups a day may contribute to accelerated bone loss.

High consumption of animal protein - Some studies have shown that a diet high in animal protein actually promotes bone loss by leaching calcium from the bones, although the verdict is still out on this issue.

A high acid-ash diet - Recent research has suggested that eating an acid-ash producing diet (high in animal protein and grains, low in vegetables and fruit) causes an increase in urinary excretion of calcium, leading to bone loss.

Medications - Certain medications, such as cortisone, corticosteroids, thyroid supplements, anticoagulants and anticonvulsants can interfere with calcium absorption, that may contribute to bone demineralization.

Illness-Additionally other illness such as diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, and hypothyroidism can cause bone loss.

Certainly, men are not immune to osteoporosis. Bone loss is more gradual in men, but once they reach age 70 their risk for osteoporosis increases significantly. Men in this age group are at increased risk for fractures.

Symptoms of osteoporosis

Osteoporosis is often called a silent disease as it does not have any obvious external symptoms until a fracture occurs. In a recent study, nearly half of women age 50 or older had osteoporosis or low bone mass density and did not know it. You may not know you have osteoporosis until you actually have a serious sign such as breaking a broken or fractured bone, lower back pain, or a hunched back. Breaking a bone occurs while doing normal activity such as climbing stairs, bending forward, or lifting objects.

Osteoporosis can affect any bone in your body, but tends to occur most frequently in the hip, waist, and spine. Osteoporosis in the vertebrae of the spine is a very serious problem.

Symptoms of osteoporosis in your vertebrate include:

·       Height loss- osteoporosis leads to vertebrae in your spine collapsing and actually making you shorter.

·       Back pain

·       Curved or hunched back

·       Sloping shoulders

If you are elderly, a broken hip makes up to four times more likely to die within three months. If you survive, the injury often causes your health to spiral downward. One in five people with a hip fracture ends up in a nursing home within a year. Many others become isolated, depressed, or frightened to leave home because they fear they will fall.

RADIOLOGICAL FEATURES

Radiological evidence of decreased bone mass is more reliable, but about 30 percent of the bone mass must be lost before it becomes apparent on X- rays. Following features may be noted on X- rays

·       Loss of vertical height of a vertebra due to collapse

·       Cod fish appearance- The dish bulges in to the adjacent vertebral bodies so that the disc becomes biconvex

·       Ground glass appearance of the bones, conspicuous in bones like the pelvis

·       Singh’s index- Singh et al. graded osteoporosis in to 6 grades based on the trabecular pattern of the femoral neck trabeculae

Metacarpel index and vertebral index are other methods of qualification of osteoporosis.

 

OTHER INVESTIGATIONS

These include the following, some of them more recent:

·       Biochemistry: Serum calcium, phosphates and alkaline phosphatase are within normal limits. Total plasma proteins and plasma albumin may be low.

·       Densitometry: This is a method of quantify osteoporosis. In this method absorption of photons (emitted from gamma emitting isotopes) by the bone calcium is measured. Two types of bone densitometry are available – ultrasound based and X-ray based. DEXNA scan is an X-ray based bone densitometry, and is the gold standard in the quantification of bone mass.

·       Neutron activation analysis: In this method, calcium in the bone is activated by neutron bombing, and its activity measured.

·       Bone biopsy

 

HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES

Homoeopathy today is a growing system and is being practiced all over the world. Its strength lies in its evident effectiveness as it takes a holistic approach towards the sick individual through promotion of inner balance at mental, emotional, spiritual and physical levels. When OSTEOPOROSIS is concerned there are many effective medicines are available in Homoeopathy, but the selection depends upon the individuality of the patient, considering the mental and physical symptoms.

CALCAREA CARBONICA

Fat, flabby persons. Easily tired by least exertion. Back pain and neck pain. Cannot sit upright in the chair from weakness of back. Vertebrae, feel loose, painful on pressure. Faulty development of bones. Swelling and pain in joints.  Worse from cold and dampness. Chilly patient, easily catch cold. Craving for indigestible things like chalk, coal, pencils, dirt etc. Craving for eggs. Profuse perspiration, especially on the scalp. Much perspiration, wets the pillow. Overweight persons.

CALCAREA FLOURICA

Deformities of bones. Easy joint dislocation. Cracking in the joints. Swelling and indurated enlargements having their seat in the tissue and ligaments. Chronic lumbago. Lumbago worse on beginning to move and better from continued motion. Better from rubbing, warm applications.

CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA

Slow ossification, non-union of bones. It has an affinity where bones form sutures or symphysis, pain, burning along sutures.  Curvature of the spine to the left. Lumbar vertebrae bend to the left. Soreness of sacro-iliac symphysis, as if broken. Violent pain, worse least effort, screams with pain.

SILICEA

Osteoporosis from defective assimilation of calcium. Necrosis, decay, and softening of bones. Silicea can stimulate the organism to re-absorb fibrotic conditions and scar tissue. Silicea patient is cold, chilly, hugs the fire, wants plenty warm clothing, hates drafts, hands and feet cold, worse in winter. Lack of vital heat. Prostration of mind and body. Ailments associated with pus formation. Tendency to easy exhaustion and abnormal sweats. Offensive sweat on hands, axilla, and feet.

SYMPHYTUM OFFICINALE

Fractures due to osteoporosis. Symphytum is commonly known as ‘knit bone’ and as the name represents it helps in knitting/uniting the fractured bone by increasing the callous production. This remedy helps in union of fractured bone very efficiently. Pricking pain and soreness at the fractured site.

POTENTIZED CORTISONE

Potentized cortisone has the exact opposite action. Regular cortisone causes a reduction in bone matrix and may induce osteoporosis. Homoeopathic doses give opposite action. Osteoporosis. Painful post traumatic osteoporosis. Osteo-necrosis of hips.

 

 

 

 

 

HOMEOPATHY FOR DIABETES

Diabetes is a chronic disease that occurs either the pancreas does not produce enough insulin or when the body cannot effectively use the insulin it produces. Insulin is a hormone that regulates blood sugar. Hyperglycemia, or raised blood sugar, is a common effect of uncontrolled diabetes and over time leads to serious damage to many of the body’s systems, especially the nerves and blood vessels.  

HOMEOPATHY MEDICINES

Homoeopathy today is a growing system and is being practiced all over the world. Its strength lies in its evident effectiveness as it takes a holistic approach towards the sick individual through promotion of inner balance at mental, emotional, spiritual and physical levels. When Diabetes is concerned there are many effective medicines are available in Homoeopathy, but the selection depends upon the individuality of the patient, considering the mental and physical symptoms.

ABROMA AUGUSTA Q 

Abroma Augusta is the top Homeopathic medicine to treat Diabetes Mellitus. Its use is highly recommended in those patients who are losing flesh and suffer from extreme weakness due to Diabetes Mellitus. The patients who can greatly benefit from this Homeopathic medicine have an increased thirst with dryness of mouth. They also have an increased appetite and the urination is very frequent day and night. Excessive weakness is felt after urination. Homeopathic medicine Abroma Augusta is also of great help in treating sleeplessness in a person with Diabetes. Another sphere in which this Homeopathic remedy yields good results is skin complaints like boils and carbuncles in a diabetic patient. Burning sensation in the whole body is a prominent general symptom that can be found in persons requiring Abroma Augusta

CODEINUM

Sugar in urine, quantity of urine increased, great thirst.

CEPHALANDRA INDICA Q

A specific remedy for diabetes. Dryness of mouth. Great thirst for large quantities of cold water.

GYMNEMA SYLVESTRE Q

Gymnema Sylvestre is a Homeopathic medicine of great help for patients of Diabetes Mellitus who are losing weight with weakness and exhaustion. In such patients, this Homeopathic remedy works as a tonic resulting in improvement of overall health. With Homeopathic medicine Gymnema Sylvestre,the patient puts on weight and feels energetic.

HELONIAS

Urine profuse and clear, phosphatic and albuminous. Great thirst. Restlessness, profound melancholy, irritable. Boring pain across the lumbar region.

INSULIN

A specific remedy, also useful for carbuncles resulting from diabetes.

LACTIC ACID

Frequent passing of large quantities of sugar in urine. Great thirst. Rheumatic pain in joints.

MEMORDICA CHARANTIA Q

An excellent specific remedy for diabetes.

NATRUM PHOSPHORICUM

Profuse urination. Urine loaded with bile, lithic deposition in urine. Sedentary habits, when there is a succession of boils.

NATRUM SULPHURICUM

Hydrogenoid constitution. Complaints from living in damp houses, basements, cellers etc. Diabetes from mental worry, mental over work, and sexual excesses.

PHASEOLUS 3X

Diabetes with heart disease, gout.

PHLORIZINUM

Increase sugar in urine.

PHOSPHORIC ACID Q

Phosphoric Acid is an excellent Homeopathic remedy for extreme weakness, either mental or physical, in a diabetic patient. Such patients feel exhausted all the time. They have a weak memory and are forgetful. Some sort of history of grief may be found in patients requiring this Homeopathic medicine. For numbness of feet in patients of Diabetes Mellitus, Phosphoric Acid is the best Homeopathic remedy

PHOSPHORUS 

Phosphorus is a Homeopathic medicine of great help for treating Diabetes Mellitus, though its use depends completely on the constitutional symptoms of the patient. Homeopathic medicine Phosphorus is a remedy of great help for weakness of vision in a diabetic patient

RHUS AROMATICA Q

Rhus aromatic is an effective remedy for diabetes. Passing large quantities of urine of low specific gravity

SQUILLA MARITIMA

Great urging, much watery urine. Involuntary spurting of urine when coughing.

SYZYGIUM JAMBOLANUM Q

Syzygium Jambolanum is among the best Homeopathic remedies for the treatment of Diabetes Mellitus. It acts promptly and efficiently in decreasing the sugar levels. Excessive thirst and excessive urination are always present in the patient. Homeopathic medicine Syzygium Jambolanum also gives wonderful results in treatment of long-standing ulcers in a diabetic patient

URANIUM NITRICUM 3X

Diabetes with weakness and losing flesh. Profuse urination. Acid in urine. Incontinence, unable to retain urine. Excessive thirst. Diarrhoea.

TEREBINTHINUM

Profuse, cloudy, smoky, and albuminous urine. Sediments like coffee grounds. Haematuria.