Homeopathy Treatment

Skin changes can occur on different parts of the body. They can develop slowly or quickly and they can be intermittent or chronic. The skin changes can look very different. They can affect just a single spot or large areas on different parts of the body. The causes of skin changes are varied. Homeopathic remedies have proven effective in … Read more

In cutaneous tuberculosis, the skin is chronically inflamed. A bacterium is responsible for the infection, which can also trigger pulmonary tuberculosis. Symptoms include nodular thickening of the skin, ulcers, and swollen lymph nodes. The most common form of cutaneous tuberculosis is lupus vulgaris. This is a very severe, chronic and progressively worsening type of skin tuberculosis. The inflammation primarily … Read more

A urinary tract infection is an inflammation of the urinary tract. These include the ureter, urethra and bladder. If the urethra or bladder is affected by the inflammation, this is referred to as a lower urinary tract infection. If the inflammation spreads to the ureters or even the kidneys, it is an upper urinary tract infection. Most urinary tract … Read more

Urinary incontinence = bladder weaknessUrinary incontinence occurs when urine is released from the bladder involuntarily and involuntarily. This disease is also popularly known as bladder weakness. Those affected are very limited in their quality of life due to urinary incontinence and usually suffer greatly from the lack of bladder control. Homeopathic remedies aim to regulate bladder function … Read more

Shingles, as the viral disease herpes zoster is commonly known, is a disease that mainly manifests itself as a skin rash. This rash is usually striped and painful and blisters in appearance. The rash is caused by inflammation of a nerve spreading to the surrounding skin. Homeopathic remedies are said to relieve pain and itching.  Which homeopathic remedies … Read more

Gout is a metabolic disease that usually occurs in phases. With gout, urine crystals collect in the joints because the bladder is not working properly. This is a kidney dysfunction that is 99% hereditary. Eighty percent of all those affected are men. In the case of acute gout, a painful inflammation of a joint (increasingly the metatarsophalangeal joint) … Read more

The stye – medically hordeolum – is an inflammation of the eyelid. In most cases it is caused by staphylococci, but sometimes also by streptococci. A purulent abscess forms on the eyelid, about the size of a grain of barley – hence the name. Usually it is a harmless inflammation that disappears after a few days. However, frequent … Read more

Joint and back pain are very common in people who have a weakened muscular system. The muscles protect the joints from wear and tear. Physical inactivity is therefore not conducive to recovery. Rather, lying down aggravates the condition. The joints can be damaged to such an extent that inflammatory changes occur. Herniated discs and rheumatic complaints that can become … Read more

Heavy physical work as well as obesity, pregnancy and childbirth put a strain on the musculature of the pelvic floor in women. The pelvic floor can no longer hold the uterus and vagiena well – both may sink down. The more the uterus descends, the more problems it causes. In a prolapsed uterus, the uterus is not only … Read more

Mild gallbladder problems are usually felt in the upper right abdomen as a stabbing pain of varying intensity. In the case of increased symptoms, a doctor’s visit is advisable, since a sonography can be used to easily identify whether gallstones may have developed from the gallbladder problems, which can then cause a backlog to the liver. … Read more