In homeopathy, treatment consists of preventing and curing diseases by avoiding the use of aggressive treatments. It can be used both preventively, in order to limit so-called seasonal diseases, as well as curatively in order to treat more common ailments. Find our expert articles to advise and guide you through the various homeopathic treatments.
What is homeopathy?
Homeopathy comes in the form of drugs based on substances of plant, animal, mineral or chemical origin, several times diluted and energized. The latter is prescribed and advised by health professionals.
How to take homeopathic medicines ?
Homeopathic medicines are used in fields as varied as traumatology, anxiety disorders, ENT, gynecology, pediatrics, dermatology … For a long time used in hospitals in obstetrics, they are also starting to be. in supportive care to help cancer patients cope better with the side effects of their treatments or their disease. Homeopathy is therefore a valuable asset for improving the quality of life. Today, many health professionals use the latter, considering that the different therapies are not opposed, but complement each other.
In what form is the homeopathic medicine?
It comes in the form of granules or globules presented in tubes and doses. They are taken orally, outside of the meal and are to be left to melt in the mouth. The granules are generally taken by 5, repeatedly during the day. The dose of globules must be taken entirely, at one time.
Who is homeopathy for?
Homeopathy is suitable for everyone! Homeopathic medicines are suitable as a first-line treatment for adults, the elderly and children. And often doctors and midwives prescribe them for pregnant women and babies. Health professionals will be able to direct you to the right treatment. Find all our advice from naturopaths and experts on the Soin et Nature blog. For specific information, do not hesitate to ask us for advice on our secure form.
Acutelaryngitis and tracheitis, characterised by rapid bouts of dry coughing, are common ailments that affect many people every year. In our search for effective, natural solutions, homeopathy offers a promising alternative. This gentle treatment, derived from natural sources, is renowned for its holistic approach to health, targeting not only the symptoms but also the underlying … Read more
Angina is an acute or sub-acute inflammation of the oropharynx, which may affect both tonsils or just one of them, and extend to the uvula, the pillars, the soft palate and the posterior wall of the pharynx. In the vast majority of cases, treatment is effective for these conditions, which may be the gateway to … Read more
Acute otitis” is an inflammatory and/or infectiousprocess involving the external ear and/or middle ear, triggered by a microbial agent with a most often nasopharyngeal portal of entry, which may either develop in isolation, or add to an acute nasopharyngeal pathology or a general infectious disease, or inaugurate an infectious syndrome. Congestive otitis with a predominantly … Read more
The sinusitis acute is an inflammation of the sinuses , or not reaching the periosteum, with soon suppurative process . They are observed most of the time during the evolution of untreated acute coryzas, of which they represent a painful complication. Symptomatic medications Before the suppurative stage: As soon as the first symptoms of acute coryza appear, the patient reports pain at the … Read more
Acute bronchitis is a localized or diffuse inflammation of the bronchi . The most common cause is infectious: viral or bacterial . There is no radiologically detectable anomaly. When these appear, it is because the inflammatory process reaches the pulmonary alveoli. Clinically, acute bronchitis is manifested by a more or less intense febrile syndrome, accompanied by cough. The evolution can be … Read more
Phlebitis were affections that were formerly incorrectly called “periphlebitis”. It is in fact an inflammation with thrombosis of varicose veins , resulting in pain , redness , as well as induration of recent appearance. They are only exceptionally emboligenic. The pain remains low, there is little or no general impact. Rarely the evolution is done towards a thrombosis of the saphenous vein; however, recurrences are frequent. In the elderly, … Read more
Osteoarthritis is a degenerative disease of the joint characterized by destruction of the articular cartilage and marginal osteophytosis . Two forms of osteoarthritis are described: primary osteoarthritis and secondary osteoarthritis . In primary osteoarthritis, there is no clear or precise triggering cause. It mainly occurs in the subject over fifty years, presenting a predisposed ground. Secondary osteoarthritis follows a joint fracture, joint dysfunction of various causes (septic … Read more
In France, urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a frequent reason for medical consultations and antibiotic prescriptions. There is a marked seasonal pattern to these infections, with peaks during the summer months. According to a study based on data fromIMS-health France, the annual incidence of presumed UTIs among women in general practice is estimated at 3,200 … Read more
Acrocyanosis is characterized by diffuse and permanent cyanosis of the hands, fingers, feet and toes. This condition is linked to a vascular spasm . The cyanotic areas are most of the time cold and moist, there is also a diffuse excessive sweating . This disorder is predominant in women. Above all, we will look for: Often associated signs of neuro-vegetative imbalance (palpitations, migraines, urticaria). Emotional disturbances, often present. … Read more
Arteriosclerosis refers to a degeneration process which leads to calcification and therefore induration of the arterial wall. Primary lesions therefore attack the elastic layers; they appear most frequently in the abdominal aorta and its large branches, in the coronary arteries and in the cerebral arteries. It is a normal phenomenon of aging. Atherosclerosis is a type of sclerosis characterized by a degenerative alteration of the … Read more
Nasosinus polyps (leading to nasosinus polyposis) are benign growths that develop on the mucous membrane of the nasal cavities and sinuses. They can cause ventilatory problems (nasal obstruction, asthma) and superinfections. They evolve spontaneously over time, with a progressive increase in volume and chronic catarrh of the mucosa, suggesting a sycotic reaction. In fact, various … Read more
A very large number of people suffer from various digestive disorders : epigastric burns, slow digestions, post-prandial bloating, drowsiness… However, it happens that the paraclinical examinations do not reveal any lesion. X-ray examinations are normal, endoscopy shows a normal appearance of the mucosa and biopsies do not reveal any histological change. It is in this case that homeopathic treatment will often … Read more