Anxiety Medicines

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HOMŒOPATHIC TREATMENT

Aconitum napellus:

A panic attack that comes on suddenly with very strong fear (even fear of

death) may indicate this remedy. A state of immense anxiety may be

accompanied by strong palpitations, shortness of breath, and ushing of the

face. Sometimes a shaking experience will be the underlying cause. Strong

feelings of anxiety may also occur when a person is ust beginning to come

down with a u or cold.

Argentum nitricum:

!his remedy can be helpful when anxiety develops before a big event" an

exam, an important interview, a public appearance or social engagement.

#i$$iness and diarrhea may also be experienced. %eople who need this

remedy are often enthusiastic and suggestible, with a tendency toward

peculiar thoughts and impulses. !hey often crave sweets and salt (which

usually make their symptoms worse).

Arsenicum album:

%eople who are deeply anxious about their health, and extremely concerned

with order and security, often bene&t from this remedy. 'bsessive about

small details and very neat, they may feel a desperate need to be in controlof everything. %anic attacks often occur around midnight or the very early

hours of the morning. !he person may feel exhausted yet still be restless

&dgeting, pacing, and anxiously moving from place to place. !hese people

may also have digestive problems or asthma attacks accompanied by

anxiety.

Calcarea carbonica:

!his remedy is usually indicated for dependable, solid people who become

overwhelmed from physical illness or too much work and start to fear abreakdown. !heir thoughts can be muddled and confused when tired, which

adds to the anxiety. orry and bad news may agitate them, and a nagging

dread of disaster (to themselves or others) may develop. *ear of heights and

claustrophobia are also common. A person who needs this remedy is often

chilly and sluggish, has a craving for sweets, and is easily fatigued.


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Gelsemium:

*eelings of weakness, trembling, and mental dullness (being +paraly$ed by

fear+) suggest a need for this remedy. t is often helpful when a person has

stage-fright about a public performance or interview, or feels anxious before

a test, a visit to the dentist, or any stressful event. hills, perspiration,

diarrhea, and headaches will often occur with nervousness. *ear of crowds,

a fear of falling, and even a fear that the heart might stop are other

indications for /elsemium.

Ignatia amara:

A sensitive person who is anxious because of grief, loss, disappointment,

criticism, loneliness (or any stressful emotional experience) may bene&t

from this remedy. A defensive attitude, fre0uent sighing, and mood swings

are other indications. !he person may burst unexpectedly into either tears

or laughter. 1eadaches that feel like a nail driven into the side of the head,

and cramping pains in the abdomen or back, are often seen when this

remedy is needed.

Kali posporicum:

hen a person has been exhausted by overwork or illness and feels a deep

anxiety and inability to cope, this remedy may help. !he person is umpy

and oversensitive, and may be startled by ordinary sounds. 1earingunpleasant news or thinking of world events can aggravate the problems.

nsomnia and an inability to concentrate may develop, increasing the sense

of nervous dread. 2ating, warmth, and rest often bring relief. 1eadaches,

backaches, and nervous digestive upsets are often seen when this remedy is

needed.

!"copo#ium:

ndividuals likely to respond to this remedy feel anxiety from mental stress

and su3er from a lack of con&dence. !hey can be self-conscious and feelintimidated by people they perceive as powerful (yet may also swagger or

be domineering toward those with whom they feel more comfortable).

!aking on responsibility can cause a deep anxiety and fear of failure,

although the person usually does well, once started on a task.

laustrophobia, irritability, digestive upsets with gas and bloating, and a

craving for sweets are often seen when this remedy is needed.


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Natrum muriaticum:

#eep emotions and a self-protective shyness can make these people seem

reserved, aloof, and private. 2ven when feeling lonely, they tend to stay

away from social situations, not knowing what to say or do. (nhibitions

sometimes leave completely if they turn to alcohol, which makes them feel

embarrassed afterwards.) 2asily hurt and o3ended, they can brood, bear

grudges, dwell on unhappy feelings, and isolate themselvesrefusing

consolation even when they want it. 1owever, they are often sympathetic

listeners to other people4s problems. laustrophobia, anxiety at night (with

fears of robbers or intruders), migraines, and insomnia are often seen when

this remedy is needed.

Posporus:

%eople who need this remedy are openhearted, imaginative, excitable, easily

startled, and full of intense and vivid fears. Strong anxiety can be triggered

by thinking of almost anything. 5ervous and sensitive to others, they can

overextend themselves with sympathy to the point of feeling exhausted and

+spaced out+ or even getting ill. !hey want a lot of company and

reassurance, often feeling better from conversation or a back-rub. 2asy

ushing of the face, palpitations, thirst, and a strong desire for cold,

refreshing foods are other indications for %hosphorus.

Pulsatilla:

%eople who need this remedy often express anxiety as insecurity and

clinginess, with a need for constant support and comforting. !he person

may be moody, tearful, whiny, even emotionally childish. (%ulsatilla is a very

useful remedy for children.) /etting too warm or being in a stu3y room

often increases anxiety. *resh air and gentle exercise often bring relief.

Anxiety around the time of hormonal changes (puberty, menstrual periods,

or menopause) often is helped with %ulsatilla.

$ilicea :

%eople who need this remedy are capable and serious, yet are also nervous,

shy, and subect to bouts of temporary loss of con&dence. Anxiety can be

extreme when they are faced with a public appearance, interview,

examination, or any new ob or task. orry and overwork can bring on

headaches, di3iculty concentrating, and states of exhaustion,


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oversensitivity, and dread. 6esponsible and diligent, they often overreact

and devote attention to tiny detailsmaking their worries (and their work)

more di3icult. !hey often have low stamina and come down with colds, sore

throats, or other illnesses after working hard or being under stress.

Nine Remedies For a Calm Mind

The most common remedies for nuisance anxiety and nervousness are listed below but chronicanxiety disorders will need a course of treatment so for best homeopathic results do make an

appointment with a qualified homeopath.

As always, homeopathy treats animals just as effectively as humans so if your animal companion

is prone to anxiety or panic, the appropriate remedy will help him or her also.

Instructions on how often to give a homeopathic remedy for mild or transient anxiety is available

at the end of the remedy list.

1. Aconite napellus (Acon.)

Aconite is one of the best remedies for waves of fear or outright panic. ymptoms are sudden,

intense and may follow a shock such as an accident or natural disaster. The person is agitated,

restless, and fearful. They can think they are about to die and may even predict the time of death.

!ther symptoms may include" dry skin and mouth# thirst# pounding heart. Aconite can also treatongoing anxiety caused by a past traumatic event.

Remember: Rapid onset, intense symptoms, agitation, fear of deat, panic attac!s.

". Argentum nitricum (Arg#n.)

Apprehension and nervousness when the person is unsure of what is likely to happen. The more

they dwell on the anxiety, the worse it becomes. They are hurried, feel the heat, and crave sugar

or sweet things. ugar can lead to digestive upsets and diarrhoea and flatulence may be triggered by anxiety. $eople who do well with Arg%n may also have strange compulsions and &'hat if()

thoughts. These can include things such as stepping into a line of traffic, throwing themselves

from a height, or poking something into a power outlet. Anxiety worsens with overheating and

they feel better in cool fresh air and away from crowds.

Remember: Appreension and an$iety. %trange imaginings and &'at if tougts.Cra*ing for sugar. +orse 'en o*ereated.

. Arsenicum album (Ars.)

The Arsenicum anxiety focuses on issues of security and safety, what will happen in the future,

especially at night and when alone. They tend to worry about health, robbers, or money. To

manage this anxiety, they become overly fastidious, perfectionists and selfish in their insecurity.

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They feel better in company but become critical of others and controlling in behaviour. They are

usually overly neat and tidy, chilly and better for warmth.

Remember: An$iety about ealt, security, te future- perfectionists- critical- cilly- desire

company.

. Calcarea carbonica (Calc.)

Those who need *alc. have a fear of change and of losing control. As a result they insist onroutine and struggle to keep things the same which can make them seem stubborn or obstinate.

+requently heavy in build, they tire easily on exertion or when walking uphill or climbing stairs.

They sweat easily on exertion or during sleep, especially on the back of the neck. +ear of thedark, insects, spiders, and animals, especially dogs, are common. They cant stand hearing about

or seeing unpleasant things and acts of cruelty. They can sometimes struggle with confusion and

worry that they are going insane.

Remember: Fear of cange and losing control- tiring on e$ertion- perspiring easily- an$ietyon earing about unpleasant tings.

/. 0elsemium semper*irens (0els.)

$eople who need -els. suffer from performance anxiety that leads to weakness of muscles. Anyexertion produces trembling of the muscles knees may knock, legs may shake, and hands can

tremble. They can feel paralysed by the anxiety, helpless and want to hide away. -elsemium is

one of the remedies used for agoraphobia /fear of wide open spaces0 and influen1a when thesufferer has weakness and trembling.

Remember: An$iety, 'ea!ness, trembling, desire to ide a'ay, unable to cope.

. 2ali arsenicosum (2ali#ar.)

Anxiety about health, especially about heart disease or a heart attack. This can result in panicattacks or make them sleep with their hand over their heart. Anxious thoughts can increase at

night making them avoid going to bed. They can even imagine that they see dead people.

+requently feel chilly.

Remember: An$iety about eart problems. An$iety 'orse at nigt.

3. 2ali posporicum (2ali#p.)

A remedy for those with anxiety from feeling overwhelmed. 2asily, stressed, startled and

frightened. !versensitive and delicate. 2asily exhausted and irritability from exhaustion oranxiety. $hysical ailments from worry, overwork, and overexcitement. They can fear having a

nervous breakdown or fear something bad will happen.

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Remember: 4*ersensti*e, o*er'elmed and an$ious. 5$austion and irritability 'it

an$iety.

6. 7ycopodium cla*atum (7yc.)

$eople who need lycopodium suffer from anticipation anxiety and stage fright. 3ack of selfconfidence. 4owever, once in the middle of a presentation they frequently relax and do well.

Anxiety in new groups and situations that is covered up with bravado or over talking. Anxietyoften accompanied by bloating. *raving for sweets.

Remember: 7ac! of self confidence- boasting and bragging- bloating and desire for s'eets.

8. 9osporus (9os.)

5any fears and anxieties but especially of being alone. +ears and anxieties always relieved in

company. As a result, those who need $hosphorus are generally sensitive, sociable and friendly.

+ear of the dark, ghosts, thunderstorms and many other things. tartle easily. ensitive to odoursand sounds. 6ivid imaginations. 4ighly suggestible and highly empathic. $hosphorus types

generally enjoy cold drinks, sweets /especially chocolate0, ice cream and spicy food.

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Apis mellifica +or most insect bites and stings, especially if there is remarkable swelling and

pain. Also useful in some burns /first degree burns0, allergic reactions such as angioneurotic

edema, and acute cystitis /should be distiguished from *antharis0. ymptoms should generally fitthe following picture" 2dematous swellings /puffing up0 , skin red and shiny /but more pinkish,

not bright red like @elladonna0, burning and stinging pains, restlessness, thirstlessness, soreness,

intolerance of heat and the slightest touch. Any disorder where there is serous inflammation"2yelids swollen and red, inflamed, acute inflammation of kidneys# swollen joints with the skin

tight and shiny red. +or bee stings where the area is hot, shiny, swollen and painful. 6ery useful

at the start of elbow hygroma or bursitis in the dog. @etter for cold applications# 'orse for heat,and around %Bpm.

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prostration with mental restlessness. Does not want to be left alone, debility, exhaustion,

restlessness and anxiety, changing places constantly or moving limbs and body all the time when

lying down, great exhaustion after the slightest exertion. +ear, fright and worry. $ains anddischarges are burning, yet the patient feels chilly and all symptoms, except headache, are better

for heat" wants warmth, even lying up against radiators and stoves. . Thirsty for frequent sips of

usually hot drinks. Also vomiting and diarrhoea together, so it is a remedy to think of in cases of parvovirus and other similar infections in adition to the food poisonings. @etter for warmth and

early hours of the morning# 'orse at night" midnight % ;am.

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*alcarea carbonica % This remedy is often needed when growing up or going through major

developmental changes" mostly used for skeletal growth problems in the young animal, although

it is also used on pregnant bitches to prevent eclampsia. *lassically fat, fair and flabby, chilly,and sour%smelling. low developers, particularly poor at assimilating their food, which may

cause problems in bone and teeth formation" useful in young animals with a problem with

calcium assimilation. *rave boiled eggs, aversion to milk. @etter for constipation, dry weather#'orse getting cold or wet.

:. *A3*A=2A +3>!=I*A % /commonly known as *alc. fluor.0 normally used for bony

exostoses and glandular swellings, including nodular tumours of the mammary glands inthe bitch. *an be of help in treating cataracts. Also useful for treating elbow hygroma

/bursitis0 in wolfhounds once past the early fluid stage. -ive infrequently /twice a week

at most0.

8. *A3*A=2A $4!$4!=I*A % /commonly known as *alc. phos.0 mostly used forskeletal growth problems in the young, but also for such problems as diarrhoea caused by

milk. 3$4>=I*A % /commonly known as *alc. sulph.0 for septic conditions

where the pus has found an outlet, so for abscesses that have burst, or for septic wounds

that will not heal, and for anal gland abscesses that are discharging. Also inflammation ofmiddle ear with purulent discharge# suppurative tonsillitis /a form of suppurative

tonsillitis has caused sudden death in some hound breeds0# a possible remedy for the

replacement of antibiotics in the treatment of $rimary *iliary Dyskinesia.

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internally. *alendula officinalis % This remedy is mainly used externally for healing wounds.

6ery useful first%aid remedy for cuts, superficial burns or scalds, ulcers..., i.e., injuries where theskin is broken. It stimulates formation of healthy scar tissue /without lumps0, speeding healing of

any type of open wound. 2xternally, it can be used in cream, ointment or tincture form" if used in

the 5other Tincture /F0 form, it should be diluted : to :9 with distilled water. It can also begiven in potency internally during topical treatment to hasten healing, if there is much discomfort

or suppuration /distinguish from 4epar ulphur0. @etter for warmth, walking or lying absolutely

still# 'orse for damp dull weather, and in the evening.

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*hamomilla % This remedy is mainly known for teething. *haracterised by over%sensitivity" the

*hamomilla patient is sensitive, irritable, thirsty and hot and is characterised by whining

restlessness. All pains are intolerable and appear to be out of all proportion to the illness orinjury. >seful in problems occurring around time of teething /skin problems, epilepsy, colic, etc.0

and in later life for problems that date back to teething /e.g. the older puppy or adult dog with

destructive chewing that started with teething.0 Also suited to the bad%tempered animal thatsuffers from disorders where thereEs much pain and heat" possible remedy for false pregnancy,

mastitis, earache with the ear hot and swollen, puppy strangles and hypertrophic osteodystrophy

/4!D.0 @etter for being uncovered, when carried# 'orse at night" Hpm % midnight.

:. *4I % a liver remedy. Kaundice, diarrhoea alternating with colic,

congested liver# stools bright yellow or pasty. Ailments brought on or renewed by changeof weather. @iliousness. A guiding symptom is that the dog will favour or be lame on its

right foreleg. This is due to a constant pain under the lower part of the right scapula.

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:. *!3*4I*>5 % a remedy for flatulent colic, but also for inflammation and stiffness of

joints, and for conditions where dropsy /fluid retention in the tissues0 is present. -uiding

symptoms are aversion to food and worse from movement.

8. *!3!*C3AT>5 % /commonly known as *onium0 the proving of this remedy

was carried out by ocrates /the remedy is made from poison hemlock0 and its main

symptom is an ascending paralysis. It is particularly a remedy for old dogs, withweakness, sluggishness, and local congestions. 'eakness of body and mind, trembling. It

is used for the paralysis caused by spinal cord degeneration but also for any weakness,

especially in the hind legs. 2ye problems of the aged. *an help in chronic ulceration.

ymptoms are worse when lying down, and on rising and from exertion, but are better for

movement.

. *=ATA2-> % a great remedy for cardiomyopathy. trengthens the heart muscle# a heart

tonic. Its symptoms include failing compensation, irregular heart beat, anaemia, oedema.

*hronic heart disease with extreme weakness. +eeble and irregular heart action. Irregular pulse and breathing# cardiac dropsy# heart dilated. It is used in the 5other Tincture.

7. *=!TA3> 4!==ID> % this is made from rattlesnake venom and is useful in treating

infected wounds and septic conditions which are accompanied by oo1ing of blood from body orifices. 4as been used in high potency to successfully counteract 'arfarin

poisoning. *an be useful in cases of haematoma of the ear flap, and for bleeding post%

operatively in dogs affected by von 'illebrands Disease.

B. DI-ITA3I % another heart remedy, with pulse weak, irregular, and slow, but quickened by least effort. 4eart is weak and dilated. +ibrillation. *an even help in heart failure.

>sed in :8x potency.

L. D=!2=A % a cough remedy, often the first choice for ?ennel *ough. pasmodic dry

cough, with attacks close together. *oughing with retching or vomiting, dog behaving asthough something is caught in its throat. ymptoms worse lying down, for warmth, for

swallowing, and after midnight.

Drosera rotundifolia % 2xcellent cough remedy, often the first choice for ?ennel *ough /see alsoAnt tart M Ipecac0, where cough is violent, spasmodic and leads to retching and vomiting ornosebleed, with attacks close together. ensation of feather in throat" dog behaves as though

something is caught in hisJher throat. =estlessness. 2motionally stubborn or suspicious. @etter

from pressure, open air# 'orse" lying down, for warmth, towards evening and after midnight.

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2*4I5" /-els.0 Arinating from fear. Animal trembles, has

aching muscles and heaviness especially of the head and eyes, so it can prove useful inconditions accompanied by weakness and muscle tremors. @etter for urination# 'orse from

physical exertion.

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8. -=A$4IT2 % a remedy particularly for skin conditions in which portions of the skin arerough and hard with persistent dryness. 2ruptions oo1ing a moist, sticky exudation.

2c1ema particularly in bends of joints and behind the ears. >nhealthy skin, every little

injury suppurates. 3oss of hair and a watery discharge from ears and eyes. +or some types

of interdigital cysts, especially those showing moist swellings. 'orse for warmth and atnight.

;. 4A5A523I % to control bleeding from the nose and haemorrhages from uterus and

lung, weakness from loss of blood, pain in open wounds, post%operative pain. $assivevenous haemorrhages from any part.

2>$4=AIA" 2C2 I=I2, or infection from colds, injury. Irritating watery eye discharge.

!nset of cloudiness of cornea. Abrasions or scratches. >se topically as a eye wash and internally.

-3!5" 42ATT=!?2, *!33A$2 from over exposure to heat or sun. Throbbing pulse,

sometimes convulsions.

42$A= >3$4 /4ep.0 A@*22 with sensitivity to touch. Thick yellow ropy pus or

discharge. mells like old cheese. @!I3, inflamed sinus, bad infection from open wounds,scratch. @etter warmth. *hills easily. >nhealthy skin that every little injury suppurates. kin

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4epar sulphuris calcareum /4epar sulphur0 % This remedy is particularly useful in cases of acute

suppuration /especially suppuration smelling like old cheese0" =emedy for painful, infected

wounds. Abscesses, pus filled spots, interdigital cysts, anal gland infections, ear problems wherethere is suppuration, etc. *haracterised by hypersensitivity to everything" pain, touch, cold,

noise, exertion. !ne of the chilliest remedies. 2motionally can be violent and intense. Tendency

to form pus. In low potencies it promotes suppuration and in high potencies it aborts thesuppurative process, so it should be used carefully where the pus collection is in a closed cavity.

@etter for heat, warmth, after eating, in damp weather# 'orse uncovering, cold.

4C$2=I*>5 /4yper.0" 5 % for loss of flesh despite great appetite. N4owever, dogs with cardiomyopathy

can constantly lose weight even though they are eating vast amounts, and Iodum wouldnot be the treatment of choice in such circumstancesO +or conditions of glandular

atrophy# acute exacerbation of chronic inflammation. $neumonia. 4ypothyroid. *an be

useful in ovarian dysfunction# a useful gland remedy in general.

8. I$2*A* % persistent nausea and vomiting. 6omits food, bile, blood, mucus. 6iolentcough, with every breath. *hest seems full of mucus but it does not loosen with

coughing. Attacks can lead to collapse. $ost operative vomiting. 5 % /commonly known as ?ali bich.0 especially for conditions

where there is a tough, stringy, viscid secretion. uch conditions can include nasal catarrh

which is thick, ropy, and greenish%yellow, and there can be violent snee1ing# eyelidsswollen and puffy with a ropy yellow discharge from the eyes# vomiting of bright yellow

water, stools brown and frothy# ropy mucus in urine.

. ?A3I *A=@!5 % /commonly known as ?ali carb.0 extreme weakness# sensitive

to every atmospheric change# intolerance of cold weather. +or debilitated states, but notwhere there is fever. wellings over upper eyelids, like small bags. Thick, yellow

discharge from nose, with the nostrils sore and ulcerating. Dry hard cough, whole chestvery sensitive, fluid in the chest. 'eak, rapid pulse.

7. ?A3I *43!=I*>5 % /commonly known as ?ali *hlor.0 particularly for chronicnephritis with mouth problems such as stomatitis and swollen tongue.


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B. ?A3I $4!$4!=I*>5 % /commonly known as ?ali phos.0 a nerve remedy.

$rostration# weak and tired. @reath offensive, foetid# diarrhoea with foul putrid smell#

very yellow urine. Debilitated conditions, especially in the young.

L. ?A35IA 3ATI+!3IA % particularly useful for conditions of the old dog, such as heart

conditions with bradycardia /slow heart rate0, and ascites /fluid, especially in theabdomen0, and also some joint and kidney conditions.

P. 3A*42I % this is made from the @ushmaster venom and is useful in treating adder bites, helping to prevent sepsis. The blood in haemorrhagic conditions is dark and does

not clot readily. A left%sided remedy.

3I3I>5 TI-=I5 % /commonly known as 3ilium tig.0 one of the female remedies. !ffensive,

dark, clotted bloody discharge from uterus. @itch usually depressed and restless. A remedy for pyometra.

3C*!$!DI>5 % especially for urinary or digestive disturbances, which come on gradually, andwhere liver function is disturbed. ymptoms more on the right side of the body. 'here there are

kidney affections, there is red sand in the urine, which is voided slowly, and pain in the back over the loin area. 2maciation. Appears very hungry but can only eat a little. Abdomen bloated# stool

small, hard and difficult to expel.

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8. 52=*>=I> !3>@I3I % /commonly known as 5erc. sol.0 tendency to formation of

pus which is thin, putrid, greenish# bloody and slimy diarrhoea with straining afterwards,

as though more needs to be passed# frequent urging to urinate, with greenish dischargefrom urethra# anal irritation and swelling of anal glands with greenish discharge# soreness

and ulceration of mouth with foul breath, drooling of viscid saliva# receding or spongy

gums# gingivitis# tongue thickened and enlarged with marks of teeth showing# tremors#nostrils raw and ulcerated# intense thirst. 'orse at night, from wet, damp weather,

warmth, lying on right side. *onditions much the same as for 5erc. corr. but not as

severe.

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time there is a thunderstorm. If he gets all excited, you can repeat the dose when he starts to get

worked up.

:. $4CT!3A**A % glandular swellings with heat and inflammation# the early stages ofmammary tumours# mammary glands hard and painful# mastitis, possibly with abscess

formation# tonsillitis with throat dark red or bluish red, difficulty swallowing. Aching,

restlessness, soreness, weight loss. A tendency to develop boils. $ains in back and limbsthat shift from place to place. $ainful toes. 'orse from getting wet, from cold or wet

weather, night# better for dry weather, warmth and rest.

8. $3>5@>5 52TA33I*>5 % /commonly known as $lumbum met.0 the blood,

alimentary and nervous systems are especially affected. $rogressive atrophy of muscles.$aralysis, preceded by pain. *onvulsions. Also chronic degenerative kidney disorders.

*olic, intussusception# stools hard, lumpy, black.

;. $!D!$4C33>5 % gastroenteritis with colicky pain and vomiting. $rofuse watery stool

with jelly%like mucus, gushing and offensive but painless. Thirst. Distension of abdomen,tenderness over liver area. =ectal prolapse. $articularly suited to gastro%intestinal

disorders in puppies, especially during teething. 'orse in early morning, hot weather,

during teething.

. $!=I5 % mainly skin symptoms. Intolerable itching, dirty, smelly skin and coat.4air dry and scurfy, lustreless. !ily skin, ec1ema behind ears. 2ar canker with foul

smelling discharge. Animal seeks warmth. hould not be used in low potency or repeated

often. Takes time to work. 'orse for changes of weather, in hot sunshine and from cold.

@etter for warmth.

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'IT4 5!6252TA -=A6 /=uta0" 3A52IIT233A=IA % its main use is to calm hysterical states in dogs that are nervous and

exciteable. *an work very well in cases of separation anxiety where the dog frantically tears the

house or itself to bits, and in other cases where a dog is extremely destructive. lcers inside corner of eyes. 25A*IATI!<

from cancer, abuse. most often used in chronic suppurative processes# also chronic inflammatory

conditions, especially those caused by a foreign body such as a splinter, grass seed, etc. 'hereabscesses occur, burst, appear to heal, then recur. *orneal ulcers. The ill effects of vaccination.

=ipens abscesses, as it promotes suppuration. The ilica patient is cold, hugs the fire, avoids

draughts, is anxious and fearful, can sometimes be licking at furniture, carpets, etc. /one of the

symptoms of ilica is the feeling of a hair on the tongue0. Anal fistula# crippled nails# diseases of bones. 'orse morning, lying down, damp and cold# better warmth, summer.

:. $!se taphisagria.

4owever, it is not just useful for problems following neutering /in males as well as


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females0 but for any problem occurring after an operation of any kind. This could be

physical symptoms such as apparent pain or lameness# or it could be a change in

temperament, or in behaviour. It does not matter how long ago the surgery was performed# if there is a problem which could date back to it, give taphisagria, preferably

;9* and twice a day. +or resentment and grief, so for any behaviour or condition that

could stem from resentment % such as having been kennelled, a new dog being brought in,and so on.

;. T=A5!5 % can be a useful remedy for convulsions, especially those which seem

to start with fear and come at irregular intervals.

. T=!$4A 4I$ID> % useful for heart disease, to help deal with fluid retentionand to tone the heart muscle. Diminishes rapidity of heart beat. +or mitral regurgitation,

with oedema. A safe diuretic, especially for the old dog.

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normal urination in cases of urinary suppression. *an help in prevention of recurrence of

urinary calculi.

Q>I*? =2+2=25A

Arnica %$ain and trauma . @ruising or overexertion @lows resulting in injury.

=hus Tox % 3ameness that is better with movement

=uta % prains from twisting

3edum % 3ameness where horse hangs leg balancing on toe.

Apis % All swellings in legs, build up of synovial fluids from strain.


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4ypericum %


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*alendula M 4ypericum mixed for injuries to eyes.

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@elladonna % +ever with gla1ed eyes, full pulse, sudden onset.

@ryonia % +ever worse with movement , hot shiny skin.

Aconite % 2arly stages of all feverish states. Isolated inflammations.

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'orms

*hina B* one dose twice daily for :9 days, a break for L days, then a further L day course can be

used as a preventative. Although there are remedies that can theoretically promote expulsion ofworms where they are currently present in animals, there is not enough evidence to rely on their

actions alone.

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:. Aconite% should be given as early as possible in the infection when it will help to speed theimmune reaction. >seful if the dog is restless and has a fever.

8. $hosphorus% indicated in dry cough with flecks of blood appearing in the nasal passages. The

animal may show excitability. =apid breathing, dry cough, hoarseness.;. @ryonia% 'orse for movement, so the animal is reluctant to move, and when it does the cough

is worse. Dry cough, very thirsty.

. pongia Tosta% *ough is harsh and dry, and a whistling sound may be present. @etter for restand often better after eating.

7. Ipecac% *oughing produces reflex vomiting which can be frequent. The cough is worse at

night. *old aggravates the cough. @lood may show in the vomit and the expectoration from the

cough. The respiration has been described as sighingB. *arbo 6eg.% There is pronounced air hunger and the animal seeks the cool open air. *ough

worse in the evening. This is a valuable remedy for animals which show acute respiratory

distress at night.

>se $etroleum B* to prevent travel sickness. -ive a dose just before the journey starts, then at

hourly intervals up to a maximum of doses.

>se *occulus B* for a dog that has excessive drooling or has been sick. -ive one dose thenrepeat every ;9 minutes for a maximum of doses.

$arvo 6irus.

The dog must be seen by a vet throughout the course of the illness as intravenous fluids may be

necessary. There are no drugs that will arrest the illness the following ; remedies are very useful/and you will probably need to use them all0

:. At the first sign of blood in stool or vomit give $hosphorus ;9* hourly for doses.

8. If parvovirus is confirmed by your vet, start to give $arvovirus nosode ;9*, doses daily until

the dog recoversRR;.-ive *hina B* four times daily to counteract the effects of dehydration.RR

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RR 'hen giving 8 remedies as above, do not give them together, but have at least one hour

between each remedy.

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Antimonium *rud" skin lesions more pronounced on neck, back and limbs, taking form of

papular eruptions which later become scabby, discharging a yellowish secretion. Itching is worsetowards evening and aggravated by warmth.

5e1ereum" when skin lesions appear on head in form of large scabs with an underlying purulent

discharge. ensitivity to touch. Itching rash common over bony areas being surrounded by a red

1one. 2xacerbated by scratching and warmth. hould be considered in chronic ec1ema wheresymptoms agree.

4ypericum" suitable for sensation due to external factors, e.g. photosensiti1ation. The resulting

skin lesions may affect non%pigmented areas and appear as reddish ulcerated areas which itchand have a peeled look. There may be accompanying systemic changes such as jaundice.

4epar ulph" =emedy of choice when lesions show extreme sensitivity to external stimuli and

pus is beginning to form. The skin is usually swollen and shiny with a tense appearance. 4elpful

in drying up the underlying purulent discharge in those cases attended by crusts and scabs.

$sorinum" nosode may be necessary in ec1emas of a particularly unpleasant nature with pronounced musty odour and severe itching. kin is usually dry, and the lesion is frequently of a

vesicular of pustular type.

*acillinum" general inter%current remedy which activates the skin, this nosode will be of service.

$articularly suitable in cases with dry scaly lesions.

Tellurium" when this remedy is indicated the skin lesions usually take the form of circularreddish areas, frequently on both sides of the body in symmetrical fashion. The outer ear flap is a

predilection site.

'ith skin problems, they unfold usually from one remedy to the next. +or instance, skin could go

from one state to another as the healing process occurs and would then call for another remedy


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which suits the following process. I usually suggest rtica >rens if you want to help eliminate the waste product via the urine

/it promotes urination0.

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we have one rotating homeopathy kit that we use for our street animals..i dont know what EinjuryEor EgunpowderE is in homeopathic parlance, but thats the name the homeopathy store has given in

india...our instructions is as follows"

:.Injury ;9 %for cuts, wounds etc. -ive twice a day or more depending on the extent.

8.-unpowder;9%for deep wounds.

;.hock %To help an animal in shock, treat fear etc..4ypericum ;9 or above %+or spinal injuries, paralysis of the hind legs etc..start as soon as

possible for best results. It works...lame animals begin to walk againU

7.ulphur ;9%+or all skin related problems

B.*amphor ;9 %to treat maggot infested wounds.L.4ekla 3ava% for gum infections.

P. Arnica%+or pain.

H. *inna Bx%for deworming.

but these are just for injuries..what iEd really like to do is make the animals less aggressive on the

streets....often, they chase vehicles..sometimes, i think they do it in play...once, i was cycling on

the street and this one dog kept running behind me, barking...knowing that running away from achasing dog is the worst thing one can do, i stopped..and the dear chap tried to climb over me

and attempted to lick my face...it is heartbreaking to know that these very dogs are labelled asEviolentE and captured to be culled ..althoE sometimes, they are territorial and become fierce when

other dogs from other areas try to enter their street..the worst time is the mating season when

unsterilised dogs go cra1y. they do demonstrate pack behaviour..and if the alpha in the pack is

aggressive, the rest follow. to remove them from the street/who will take themS0 and to destroythem is

figure out a way to calm them down, then man and beast can live without fear of each other.

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R$osted" 'ed Aug 88, 899L L" am $ost subject" street dogs in India R

I better understand the situation. It is complex as you say. I think this is a larger problem than

you can deal with of course. ociety has to take responsibility. 'e have the same issues here.$eople can adopt a dog, let it run loose, vaccinated or unvaccinated, and nothing is done about it.

I used to jog in a place I lived in 'ashington state and there was a pack of dogs allowed to roam.

They would sometimes see me and come as a group aggressively, even circling around me likeyou see wolves act when hunting. I had to carry a big stick...

I always worried that some child would get attacked by them.

I think you are doing the best you can under the circumstances. I suggest that when you

vaccinate you use just one vaccine at a time, e.g., just =abies by itself. 3ess chance ofcomplications.

If we assume giving just =abies, then would it be possible to watch the dog for a couple of weeks

after thatS I can give you some hints as to what remedy to give for behavioral changes following=abies vaccine. They are brief but under the circumstances the best we can do.

:. If the dog becomes more aggressive, attacking or even killing other animals, give 3yssin 899c,

one dose.8. If any physical problems develop where there is bleeding or the skin turning bluish, give

3achesis 899c, one dose.

;. If the dog becomes jumpy, over%reacting to sounds, acting like it is seeing things not there, barking and howling excessively, give @elladonna 899c, one dose.

. If the dog starts acting wild, ferocious, almost cra1y, give tramonium 899c, one dose.

7. If the dog begins to show excessive sexual behavior, give 4yoscyamus 899c, one dose.

There are other remedies possible. 3ook at the rubric 4ydrophobia in the mental section of the

repertory.

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