Homeopathic remedy for puffy eyes

Some people may experience and notice some swelling and inflammation in their ankles and even around their eyes. This can be caused by everyday occurrences like a change in salt ingestion, premenstrual stresses, taking part in heavy exercise, sizzling weather, standing for long stages, or problems with the circulatory system, all of which are deemed minor.

However, sometimes swelling can be caused by more serious issues for example kidney disorders, liver problems, heart diseases, or even certain complications throughout pregnancy. So, it is important to see a doctor if you have any swelling for them to if nothing else, eliminate any of the serious causes.

Homeopathic remedies are quite suitable and effective in the assistance of the reduction of any swelling as long as the cause is from the minor list mentioned. If you do decide to try a homeopathic approach, it is recommended that you speak to your doctor first and discuss the particular remedy you are interested in with them because, as with all medications, there can be side effects.

Apis Mellifica and Calcarea Carbonica

If you have swelling under your eyes and it feels quite tight and/or gives you a numb feeling, you can try a remedy called Apis mellifica. This remedy is more suitable for persons that are usually quite irritable and do not often experience thirst. However, if you find that you are having swelling in your lower legs, mainly your knees, you may try Calcarea carbonica. This is great for people who are overweight and suffer from tiredness or have sweaty hands.

Bovista

If you find that you are a rather clumsy person who drops things regularly and tends to suffer from swelling on all parts of your body, you may find Bovista to be more suitable for you. This is a great solution for women who suffer from water retention when their periods are due.

Ferrum Metallicum

However if you find that, after strenuous activities such as heavy workouts, during which you have lost a large amount of fluid due to sweating, swelling occurs immediately in your extremities, you might want to consider taking Ferrum metallicum. The sort of person that matches this remedy is the sort of person that gets flushed in the face quickly and may be anemic. Doing some gentle walking coupled with this remedy will help it to work its magic at a quicker rate.

Although few studies have examined the effectiveness of specific homeopathic therapies, professional homeopaths may consider the following remedies for the treatment of conjunctivitis based on their knowledge and experience. Before prescribing a remedy, homeopaths take into account your constitutional type, includes your physical, emotional, and psychological makeup. An experienced homeopath assesses all of these factors when determining the most appropriate treatment for each individual.

Euphrasia. For conjunctivitis with watery tears that burn the face and may become a thick discharge. Despite the production of watery tears, the individual may complain of a dry, gritty sensation in the eyes.
Argentum nitricum. For red, swollen eyes with pus-like discharge and splintering pains.
Pulsatilla. For conjunctivitis with yellow green discharge and itchy eyes that may accompany or immediately follow a cold. The eyelids tend to stick together, and symptoms generally improve with cold compresses. This remedy is most appropriate for individuals who tend to be irritable and have mood swings.
Belladonna. For the first stages of conjunctivitis, including the sudden onset of burning, bloodshot eyes, swollen eyelids, and hypersensitivity to light. The eyes are generally hot and throbbing to the touch.
Sulphur. For burning, pain, and redness of the eyes accompanied by a yellow discharge with foul odor. The eyes are often crusted together, and the individual is usually very hot and thirsty.
Apis mellifica. For red, burning, swollen eyes that feel better with cold applications.

✓ Fact confirmed: Conjunctivitis (Pink eye) Reviewed By: Steven D. Ehrlich; 4/1/2016