Top Homeopathic Medicines for Acidity, Hyperacidity, Gastralgia Part-1
Top Homeopathic Medicines for
Acidity, Hyperacidity, Gastralgia Part-1
Symptoms/Problems
Burning in food pipe with general sensation of burning
Suggested Medicine
Sulphur 30
Symptoms/Problems
Burning pain in stomach (Ulcer), with both water and solid vomited as soon as it reaches stomach
Ars alb.30
Intercurrent Remedy
Psorinum 30
Acidity, Hyperacidity, Gastralgia Part-1
Symptoms/Problems
Burning in food pipe with general sensation of burning
Suggested Medicine
Sulphur 30
Symptoms/Problems
Burning pain in stomach (Ulcer), with both water and solid vomited as soon as it reaches stomach
Ars alb.30
Intercurrent Remedy
Psorinum 30
Argentum Nitricum
help calm burping, gas, reflux, gallbladder weakness, ulcers, painful swelling of stomach, much flatulent distention.
Arsenicum Album
relieves gastritis, diarrhea, burning sensation in stomach,
cannot bear the sight or smell of food.
Pulsatilla
alleviates stomach upset when eating sugar or overeating, flatulence, heartburn, dyspepsia.
Nux Vomica
calms stomach distress from fatty foods, alcohol, nicotine. Helpful for bruised soreness of abdominal walls, weight & pain in stomach
Carbo Veg
helps absorb toxicity, for reflux symptoms, weakness after eating, gas, abdomen greatly distended, & flatulent colic.
Antimonium Crudum
helpful for those experiencing loss of appetite, constant belching, sensation of fullness in stomach.
Natrum Phos
is the Cell Salt for acidity. Natrum Phos relieves sour burping, acidity, nausea, morning sickness
Antimonium Crud
for nausea or vomiting with or without appetite. Antimonium Crud reliefs pain and sensation of pressure over stomach.
Top medicines with short description
Arsenicum album:
This remedy may be indicated if a person feels anxious, restless yet exhausted, and is worse from the smell and sight of food. Burning pain is felt in the stomach and oesophagus, which often is relieved by warmth and sitting up. Vomiting and diarrhoea are possible. Upsets from spoiled food or from eating too much fruit often respond to this remedy.
Bryonia:
When this remedy is indicated, the stomach feels heavy, with rising acid and a bitter or sour taste. Pain and nausea are worse from motion of any kind. The person may have a dry mouth and be thirsty for long drinks, which may increase discomfort. Bryonia is strongly suggested if a person is grumpy and wants to stay completely still and not be touched or talked to.
Carbo vegetabilis:
Sour belching bringing only small relief, burning pain in the stomach and abdomen, and flatulence after eating may be seen when this remedy is needed. The person feels cold and faint, with a strong desire for fresh or moving air. Digestion may be slow and incomplete, with nausea or cramping.
Colocynthis:
Cutting, cramping pain in the stomach and abdomen, with relief from hard pressure or from doubling over, indicates a need for this remedy. A bitter taste in the mouth, a feeling that the intestines are about to burst, or a sensation that stones are grinding together in the abdomen may be present. Indigestion may be worse when the person feels upset, especially after suppressing anger.
Lycopodium:
This remedy is indicated for many digestive troubles. The person’s appetite may be ravenous, but eating even a small amount can cause a feeling of fullness and bloating. Rumbling wind may form in the abdomen, pressing upward and making breathing difficult. The person often has a strong desire for sweets, is sleepy after meals, and feels worst in the late afternoon and evening.
Natrum carbonicum:
This remedy can be helpful to mild people who have trouble digesting and assimilating many foods and have to stay on restricted diets. Indigestion, heartburn, and ulcers can occur if offending foods are eaten. Milk or dairy products can lead to flatulence or sputtery diarrhoea that leaves an empty feeling in the stomach. Cravings for potatoes and sweets are common; also milk, but it makes these people ill, so they have usually learned to avoid it.
Natrum phosphoricum:
A sour taste in the mouth, an acid or burning sensation in the stomach, sour vomiting, regurgitated bits of food, and a yellow coating on the tongue are all indications for this remedy. The person may have problems after consuming dairy products or too much sugar. Another indication for Natrum phos is a craving for fried eggs.
Nux vomica:
This remedy is often useful for indigestion, and is especially suited to those who overindulge in stimulants, food, and alcohol. Chilliness, irritability, and sensitivity to odours, sound, and light are often seen. Pain and weight can be felt in the stomach, with cramps or constricting pains. The person often feels an urge to vomit or move the bowels (which may make the person feel better, but is rarely successful).
Phosphorus:
Burning pain in the stomach that feels better from eating ice cream or other cold, refreshing foods suggests a need for this remedy. The person is usually thirsty for cold drinks, but often feels nauseous or vomits once liquids warm up in the stomach. People needing Phosphorusmay have a tendency toward easy bleeding and sometimes develop stomach ulcers.
Pulsatilla:
Indigestion that is worse from eating rich and fatty foods, with a feeling of a lump or pulsation in the stomach, suggests a need for this remedy. Discomfort often is worse from warmth, especially in a stuffy room, and the person may feel better from gentle walking in open air. A bitter taste in the mouth can take the pleasure out of eating. A person who needs Pulsatilla usually does not feel thirsty and may be tearful and emotional.
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Symptoms
Craves stimulants.
Suggested Medicine
Mosch
Symptoms
Ravenous hunger before attack of indigestion.
Suggested Medicine
Nux. vom
Symptoms
Ravenous hunger with diarrhoea.
Suggested Medicine
Sec
Symptoms
Eats often, and feels better; ravenous hunger with progressive emaciation.
Suggested Medicine
Iod
Symptoms
Sense of repletion immediately after eating; canine hunger; eating does not satisfy her; aversion to bread.
Suggested Medicine
Lyc
Symptoms
Craving for ham fat.
Suggested Medicine
Mez
Ant. crud
Arg. nit
help calm burping, gas, reflux, gallbladder weakness, ulcers, painful swelling of stomach, much flatulent distention.
Arsenicum Album
relieves gastritis, diarrhea, burning sensation in stomach,
cannot bear the sight or smell of food.
Pulsatilla
alleviates stomach upset when eating sugar or overeating, flatulence, heartburn, dyspepsia.
Nux Vomica
calms stomach distress from fatty foods, alcohol, nicotine. Helpful for bruised soreness of abdominal walls, weight & pain in stomach
Carbo Veg
helps absorb toxicity, for reflux symptoms, weakness after eating, gas, abdomen greatly distended, & flatulent colic.
Antimonium Crudum
helpful for those experiencing loss of appetite, constant belching, sensation of fullness in stomach.
Natrum Phos
is the Cell Salt for acidity. Natrum Phos relieves sour burping, acidity, nausea, morning sickness
Antimonium Crud
for nausea or vomiting with or without appetite. Antimonium Crud reliefs pain and sensation of pressure over stomach.
Top medicines with short description
Arsenicum album:
This remedy may be indicated if a person feels anxious, restless yet exhausted, and is worse from the smell and sight of food. Burning pain is felt in the stomach and oesophagus, which often is relieved by warmth and sitting up. Vomiting and diarrhoea are possible. Upsets from spoiled food or from eating too much fruit often respond to this remedy.
Bryonia:
When this remedy is indicated, the stomach feels heavy, with rising acid and a bitter or sour taste. Pain and nausea are worse from motion of any kind. The person may have a dry mouth and be thirsty for long drinks, which may increase discomfort. Bryonia is strongly suggested if a person is grumpy and wants to stay completely still and not be touched or talked to.
Carbo vegetabilis:
Sour belching bringing only small relief, burning pain in the stomach and abdomen, and flatulence after eating may be seen when this remedy is needed. The person feels cold and faint, with a strong desire for fresh or moving air. Digestion may be slow and incomplete, with nausea or cramping.
Colocynthis:
Cutting, cramping pain in the stomach and abdomen, with relief from hard pressure or from doubling over, indicates a need for this remedy. A bitter taste in the mouth, a feeling that the intestines are about to burst, or a sensation that stones are grinding together in the abdomen may be present. Indigestion may be worse when the person feels upset, especially after suppressing anger.
Lycopodium:
This remedy is indicated for many digestive troubles. The person’s appetite may be ravenous, but eating even a small amount can cause a feeling of fullness and bloating. Rumbling wind may form in the abdomen, pressing upward and making breathing difficult. The person often has a strong desire for sweets, is sleepy after meals, and feels worst in the late afternoon and evening.
Natrum carbonicum:
This remedy can be helpful to mild people who have trouble digesting and assimilating many foods and have to stay on restricted diets. Indigestion, heartburn, and ulcers can occur if offending foods are eaten. Milk or dairy products can lead to flatulence or sputtery diarrhoea that leaves an empty feeling in the stomach. Cravings for potatoes and sweets are common; also milk, but it makes these people ill, so they have usually learned to avoid it.
Natrum phosphoricum:
A sour taste in the mouth, an acid or burning sensation in the stomach, sour vomiting, regurgitated bits of food, and a yellow coating on the tongue are all indications for this remedy. The person may have problems after consuming dairy products or too much sugar. Another indication for Natrum phos is a craving for fried eggs.
Nux vomica:
This remedy is often useful for indigestion, and is especially suited to those who overindulge in stimulants, food, and alcohol. Chilliness, irritability, and sensitivity to odours, sound, and light are often seen. Pain and weight can be felt in the stomach, with cramps or constricting pains. The person often feels an urge to vomit or move the bowels (which may make the person feel better, but is rarely successful).
Phosphorus:
Burning pain in the stomach that feels better from eating ice cream or other cold, refreshing foods suggests a need for this remedy. The person is usually thirsty for cold drinks, but often feels nauseous or vomits once liquids warm up in the stomach. People needing Phosphorusmay have a tendency toward easy bleeding and sometimes develop stomach ulcers.
Pulsatilla:
Indigestion that is worse from eating rich and fatty foods, with a feeling of a lump or pulsation in the stomach, suggests a need for this remedy. Discomfort often is worse from warmth, especially in a stuffy room, and the person may feel better from gentle walking in open air. A bitter taste in the mouth can take the pleasure out of eating. A person who needs Pulsatilla usually does not feel thirsty and may be tearful and emotional.
Colic and Homeopathy
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Colocynthis
Gripping, contracting, cutting, pinching pain in the abdomen, forcing the patient to bend double for relief; more in the umbilicus; intestines feel as if they were being squeezed between stones and would burst.
Aloe
The pain is just as intense and gripping, just as severe as in Colocynthis. It is mostly caused by incarcerated flatus. After stool all pains cease, leaving the patient bathed in sweat and extremely prostrated.
Belladona
The pain is sharp and shooting in character. It comes on suddenly and disappears just as suddenly. There is tenderness to slight pressure, but a marked relief is obtained from hard pressure across the abdomen.
Carbolicum Acidum
It should not be lost sight of in colicky pains of infants and of old people. It is mostly indicated in colic of nursing infants.
Chamomilla
It has colic just as well marked as Colocynthis. In both of these remedies we have colic as from after-effects of anger. Chamomilla is to be preferred in the colic of children if there is much distension of the abdomen, and the child tosses about much in agony; but it is wanting in the doubling up of Colocynthis. Irritability of temperament, dentition, hot face, red cheek, hot sweat, constant shrieking and screaming will help us to differentiate Chamomilla from other remedies.
China
The colic is relieved by doubling up, as in Colocynthis but here we have nausea, tympanitic distension of the abdomen and the etiological factor of indulgence in fruits causing the attack to come on. It is also used with success in colic from gall stones.
Cocculus
In Cocculus the sensation, as if sharp stones were being rubbed together at every movement, is greatly similar to the cutting and twisting pain of Colocynthis. The pain is in the epigastric or umbilical region. The abdomen feels drawn spasmodically towards the vertebral column.
Colchicum
In Colchicum there is distension of the abdomen with colic, but the differentiating features are extreme sensitiveness to touch or pressure, and a sensation of icy coldness in the region of stomach.
Cuprum
In Cuprum, as in Cocculus, the pain is crampy in nature, and the abdomen feels drawn in towards the spinal cord. It is specially used for colic in intussuception of the bowels with singultus. There is marked relief of the colic by a drink of cold water.
Dioscorea
It is just as noted for flatulent colic as any remedy we know of but unlike Colocynthis there is relief by stretching the body out or by walking about. The pain, beginning in the abdomen suddenly shifts and appears in different localities such as fingers, toes, etc. it begins at the umbilicus and radiates all over the abdomen.
Magnesium Phos.
The remedy that comes next to Colocynthis for colic is Magnesium Phos.
It has violent cutting pains, so violent that he screams out. It is lessened by bending double or by pressure with the hand, and it is mostly relieved by hot applications.
Stannum
The pain is stitching in character, and is aggravated by the slightest motion or touch, and is worse lying on the right hand side. We notice a similar relief by bending double against a chair or table. If the colic happens to be in a little baby, there is signal relief by carrying the child, his abdomen pressed hard against the mother’s shoulder.
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Colocynthis
Gripping, contracting, cutting, pinching pain in the abdomen, forcing the patient to bend double for relief; more in the umbilicus; intestines feel as if they were being squeezed between stones and would burst.
Aloe
The pain is just as intense and gripping, just as severe as in Colocynthis. It is mostly caused by incarcerated flatus. After stool all pains cease, leaving the patient bathed in sweat and extremely prostrated.
Belladona
The pain is sharp and shooting in character. It comes on suddenly and disappears just as suddenly. There is tenderness to slight pressure, but a marked relief is obtained from hard pressure across the abdomen.
Carbolicum Acidum
It should not be lost sight of in colicky pains of infants and of old people. It is mostly indicated in colic of nursing infants.
Chamomilla
It has colic just as well marked as Colocynthis. In both of these remedies we have colic as from after-effects of anger. Chamomilla is to be preferred in the colic of children if there is much distension of the abdomen, and the child tosses about much in agony; but it is wanting in the doubling up of Colocynthis. Irritability of temperament, dentition, hot face, red cheek, hot sweat, constant shrieking and screaming will help us to differentiate Chamomilla from other remedies.
China
The colic is relieved by doubling up, as in Colocynthis but here we have nausea, tympanitic distension of the abdomen and the etiological factor of indulgence in fruits causing the attack to come on. It is also used with success in colic from gall stones.
Cocculus
In Cocculus the sensation, as if sharp stones were being rubbed together at every movement, is greatly similar to the cutting and twisting pain of Colocynthis. The pain is in the epigastric or umbilical region. The abdomen feels drawn spasmodically towards the vertebral column.
Colchicum
In Colchicum there is distension of the abdomen with colic, but the differentiating features are extreme sensitiveness to touch or pressure, and a sensation of icy coldness in the region of stomach.
Cuprum
In Cuprum, as in Cocculus, the pain is crampy in nature, and the abdomen feels drawn in towards the spinal cord. It is specially used for colic in intussuception of the bowels with singultus. There is marked relief of the colic by a drink of cold water.
Dioscorea
It is just as noted for flatulent colic as any remedy we know of but unlike Colocynthis there is relief by stretching the body out or by walking about. The pain, beginning in the abdomen suddenly shifts and appears in different localities such as fingers, toes, etc. it begins at the umbilicus and radiates all over the abdomen.
Magnesium Phos.
The remedy that comes next to Colocynthis for colic is Magnesium Phos.
It has violent cutting pains, so violent that he screams out. It is lessened by bending double or by pressure with the hand, and it is mostly relieved by hot applications.
Stannum
The pain is stitching in character, and is aggravated by the slightest motion or touch, and is worse lying on the right hand side. We notice a similar relief by bending double against a chair or table. If the colic happens to be in a little baby, there is signal relief by carrying the child, his abdomen pressed hard against the mother’s shoulder.
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Stomach disorder/Stomach related problems and homeopathy Part-16
Symptoms
Craves stimulants.
Suggested Medicine
Mosch
Symptoms
Ravenous hunger before attack of indigestion.
Suggested Medicine
Nux. vom
Symptoms
Ravenous hunger with diarrhoea.
Suggested Medicine
Sec
Symptoms
Eats often, and feels better; ravenous hunger with progressive emaciation.
Suggested Medicine
Iod
Symptoms
Sense of repletion immediately after eating; canine hunger; eating does not satisfy her; aversion to bread.
Suggested Medicine
Lyc
Symptoms
Craving for ham fat.
Suggested Medicine
Mez
Symptoms
Voracious hunger or complete loss of appetite; intolerance of eggs.
Suggested Medicine
Ferr
Symptoms
Dislikes sweets.
Suggested Medicine
Grap
Symptoms
Longing for acids, wine, strong food.
Suggested Medicine
Hep
Voracious hunger or complete loss of appetite; intolerance of eggs.
Suggested Medicine
Ferr
Symptoms
Dislikes sweets.
Suggested Medicine
Grap
Symptoms
Longing for acids, wine, strong food.
Suggested Medicine
Hep
Stomach disorder/Stomach related problems and homeopathy Part-13
Symptoms
Loathing of food, with greasy taste
suggested Medicine
Asaf
Symptoms
Fitful, ravenous appetite.
Suggested Medicine
Aurum
Symptoms
Ravenous hunger with indigestion, aversion to meat and hot food; longing for hard boiled eggs, slate pencils; sweets; milk does not agree with him.
Suggested Medicine
Calc
Symptoms
Variable; craves sweets and odd things.
Suggested Medicine
China
Symptoms
Craves different things, but the smell of them cooking, nauseates him.
Suggested Medicine
Colch
Symptoms
Loathing of food, with greasy taste
suggested Medicine
Asaf
Symptoms
Fitful, ravenous appetite.
Suggested Medicine
Aurum
Symptoms
Ravenous hunger with indigestion, aversion to meat and hot food; longing for hard boiled eggs, slate pencils; sweets; milk does not agree with him.
Suggested Medicine
Calc
Symptoms
Variable; craves sweets and odd things.
Suggested Medicine
China
Symptoms
Craves different things, but the smell of them cooking, nauseates him.
Suggested Medicine
Colch
Stomach disorder/Stomach related problems and homeopathy Part-12
Symptoms
Craves acids and pickles.
Suggested Medicine
Symptoms
Great desire of sweets.
Suggested Medicine
Stomach disorder/Stomach related problems and homeopathy Part-11
Symptoms
Craving for stimulants.
Suggested Medicine
Sul. ac
Symptoms
Deranged, as from cold; craving for raw onions.
Suggested Medicine
All. cepa
Symptoms
Craves starch, chalk and other indigestible things.
Suggested Medicine
Alum
Symptoms
Craving for stimulants.
Suggested Medicine
Sul. ac
Symptoms
Deranged, as from cold; craving for raw onions.
Suggested Medicine
All. cepa
Symptoms
Craves starch, chalk and other indigestible things.
Suggested Medicine
Alum
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