HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES FOR SEASICKNESS
Seasickness is a form of motion sickness characterized by a feeling of nausea and, in extreme cases, vertigo, experienced after spending time on a craft on water.
This condition is caused by the
rocking motion of the craft Most
people tend to concentrate on the inner surroundings or close the eyes and try
to sleep. This will cause the worst effect of the disturbance.
The
brain receives conflicting signals: while the eyes show a world that is still,
our body, and in particular the equilibrium sensors located in our ears, send
signals of a moving environment. This discordance causes the mind to send to
the whole body a general alarm signal, in order to stop all activities, in
particular the most complex of all, the digestion process.
HOMOEOPATHIC
REMEDIES
PETROLEUM
30-
Specific for seasickness. The patient suffers from violent nausea and vomiting with vertigo and occipital
headache. Nausea from riding in a carriage
APOMORPHIA
30-
Vomiting of cerebral origin.
TABACUM
30-
Worse from least motion and better on deck in fresh cold air, but with
characteristic symptoms of pallor, cold sweat and coldness , especially of the
hands
STAPHYSAGRIA
30-
For sea sickness in nervous persons. It should be taken at the movement when
dizziness and nausea commenced before vomiting sets in
COCCULUS
INDICUS 30- When riding in a carriage. Caused by swinging
NUX
VOMICA 30- Problems of digestion in travellers
THERIDION
30-
Sea sickness. For nervous women who shut
their eyes to get rid of the motion of the ship
PULSATILLA
30-
Better in open air on deck but gets seasickness as soon as she enters the room.
Temperamentally cheerful but easily affected to tears, thirstlessness
BORAX
30-
Nausea and vomiting with its red line symptom dread of downward motion. The downward
motion of the ship or carriage brings on nausea and vomiting
BRYONIA
30-
When the patient feels better by lying down quiet. Every disturbance , even
offering of medicine aggravates his troubles.
COFFEA
30-
Continued sickness at stomach with stomach, constant inclination to vomit felt
in throat, vomiting of mucus with violent attacks of migraine
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