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Homeopathy for complications from chemotherapy

Nux vomica. Constipation after chemotherapy. Metallic taste in the mouth in the morning or after eating. Sour taste in bread and milk. The food seems tasteless. Feeling of hunger against the background of aversion to food. Lack of hunger. Thirst with aversion to water, milk and beer. Wolf hunger after drinking beer. Bulimic attacks in the afternoon. During eating there is heat in the head, nausea and fainting.

Inclination to vomit and nausea after eating. Vomiting of food and pain in the stomach. Heartburn and headache. Anxiety, dizziness and fainting. Body coldness and chilliness. Tiredness and drowsiness. Belching with spasms of the esophagus. Stormy hiccups. Belching with air is difficult. Heartburn after eating sour or fatty foods. Belching and vomiting of blood with clots. Indigestion from overeating and from too much medicine. Feeling: all the insides are about to fall out.

Sensation of constriction or tightness under the ribs. The patient cannot bear tight clothing around the hypochondria. Stitches in the region of the liver. Bloating of the abdomen after eating. Colic with flatulence in the morning and after eating. The gases cannot escape and put pressure on the organs of the chest. Anxiety, fatigue and desire to lie down.

Phosphorus. Bitterness in the mouth after eating. Sour taste in mouth after eating. Loss of taste sensations. Desire to eat only cool food. Desire for spicy food. Hunger after eating. Bulimia at night with great debility. The patient faints if he does not eat. Thirst, desire for refreshing drinks. Belching with pain in stomach after eating. Vomiting of sour food. Heartburn. Hiccup. Nausea after eating. Nausea disappears when eating or drinking water.

As soon as the water warms up in the stomach, it erupts back. Vomiting of mucus at night. Vomiting and diarrhea. Pain in stomach is ameliorated by cold food. Sharp pain all over the abdomen. Shooting pain in the liver. Distension of the abdomen after eating. Enlargement and induration of the liver, with pain. Flatulence. Profuse diarrhoea, with great debility. Diarrhea exhausts the patient. Constipation. Constant ineffective urge to defecate.

Arsenicum album. Putrid or acrid taste in the mouth. Complete lack of thirst or drinks all the time, but little by little. Desire for cold water, coffee and milk. Loss of appetite. Aversion to all food, especially meat and butter. Vomiting, eructation and pain in stomach after eating. Frequent convulsive hiccough at night. Great pain in stomach when touched. Bloating and tension in the abdomen. Pain in stomach after eating or at night. Sensation of pressure in the region of the liver.

Ascites. Unbearable burning in abdomen. Pain in abdomen on coughing and laughing. Exhalation of gases with a putrid odor. Constipation with frequent fruitless urging. Burning in anus. Involuntary passing of stool. Violent diarrhea, with vomiting, thirst, and great weakness. Night diarrhea. Discharge of mucus from the anus. Prolapse of the rectum with great pain. Itching and burning in the rectum at night.

Radium bromatum. Weight loss. Feeling of an onset of illness; can barely move. Aching pains all over the body. Great restlessness, must constantly move. Can hardly move due to weakness. Black stinking stool. Pain in limbs and joints; can’t walk. Fatigue, exhaustion and weakness. Exhaustion. Sensation: the whole body is on fire. Sharp punctures all over the body, like electric shocks.

Generalized itching. Rash all over the body, lacrimation and complete weakness. Sudden pain. Sensation of an electric discharge in the whole body during sleep. Nausea before eating, relieved by eating. Slow digestion, although appetite is good. Colic in stomach, relieved by violent eructations.

X-ray. Hyperemia of the skin with desquamation. Blisters with intense pain. Non-healing ulcers. Bone marrow destruction. Osteomyelitis. Violent burning, stinging and stabbing pains. Loss of strength and apathy. Fatigue and weariness. Feeling faint. Trembling is everywhere. Tingling in the limbs, like numbness. Discharge with a strong odor. Calloused warts. Condylomas after exposure to x-rays (Calc-fl.). Tumors of the mammary gland. Leukemia. Lipomas. Thickening of nails. Multiple sclerosis.

Cadmium sulphuratum. Extreme exhaustion and prostration, prostration with vomiting. Icy coldness in the body. Weakness in one arm and one leg. Crawling sensation under the skin. Feeling of numbness. Pain in paralyzed parts of the body. Twisted mouth with paralysis of the facial nerve. Trembling of the lower jaw. Can’t close eyes. Difficulty speaking and swallowing.

Craving for cold water in small portions; pulls it out immediately. Violent urge to vomit and spasms in the throat. Severe nausea and vomiting. Black vomit. Goosebumps combined with heartburn. Pigmented spots on the face from exposure to the sun. Stopping breathing on falling asleep. The patient is afraid to fall asleep again. Prolonged insomnia. Sleeping with open eyes. Body cold as ice.

Phosphorus. Sudden loss of strength. Fainting. Sudden attacks of weakness. Sweating and shooting pains. Involuntary actions. Empty feeling in stomach. Oppression of the chest when coughing. Paralysis of the throat and rectum. Feeling of internal itching. Tickling and throbbing in various places. Numbness. Burning sensation. Spasmodic contraction, muscle twitching. Afraid to be alone at dusk. Afraid of ghosts and thunderstorms.

Absinthium. Doesn’t want to deal with anyone. Trembling and delirium. Memory losses. Nervousness, agitation and insomnia in children. Chorea. Hysterical spasms. Sudden loss of consciousness, stupor. The patient becomes violent, mad, violent and manic. His speech becomes hesitant and incoherent.

Stupefaction of consciousness alternating with violence. The man does not like companies. He doesn’t like to interact with people. Disgust for everyone. No one gives him pleasure or joy. Crying mood. He wants to die and has no emotions. The mind becomes dull and sluggish. He becomes indifferent, showing violent emotions towards those around him. Kleptomania. Opisthotonus. Weakness and cruelty.

Stupid behavior. Hysterical spasms with rigidity of the limbs. Anxiety does not allow the patient to sit still and makes him constantly walk. Frightening visions. Terrible hallucinations. The state of stupor alternates with violent delirium. Convulsions with loss of consciousness. Severe dizziness. Epileptiform seizures. Delusions with hallucinations and loss of consciousness quickly follow each other.

Belladonna. Irritability, anger and mania. Impatience and irascibility. Paroxysms of anger and screaming. Anger can cause coughing. The face becomes very red. Wants to break things. Anger alternates with crying and passes quickly. Health anxiety. Cancer fear. Anxiety alternates with rage. Fear of death or darkness.

Fear of dogs and animals in general. Bites people or objects. Desire to tear clothes and kill people. Wild expression. Tries to commit suicide. Long periods of depression with a death wish. The patient is banging his head against the wall. Rage and fury. Pyromania and kleptomania.

Stramonium. Unusual fears. Fear of cemeteries, tunnels or confined spaces. Afraid to look at the water. Fear of dogs and darkness. Cramps in eyes, neck and limbs. The patient does not control himself or sits in a rigid posture with a wild expression on his face. He cries at night and laughs during the day.

Strong aversion to drinking water. The patient hits objects, bites and tears clothes. He screams and curses. At the same time, he can show superhuman strength (Tarentula, Belladonna). The child sits motionless with a wild look. He is ready to rush or run away.

Hyoscyamus is immersed in an internal state. He mumbles to himself, or talks to dead people. He can explode with rage. Jealousy and suspicion. He imagines insects crawling on him. The patient sees people outside the window who want to kill him. Thinks people are trying to poison him. Obsession. Feelings: things are worms or rats. Erotomania. He shamelessly shows his genitals to everyone. Strong sexual desire.

Tarentula hispanica. Nervous tension. They need to move and stay busy. Constant restlessness all over the body. Tarentula tosses and turns in bed all night. He always works very fast. Impatience. Need for fast movement. The patient gets better from rhythmic work and rhythmic music. Tarentula patients are worse from touch and from bright colors. Spasms, fainting, convulsions or chorea.

Tarentula may tear its clothes or break things. The patient injures himself (Stramonium – rampage is focused on other people). A destructive rampage with superhuman strength and energy. Erotomania with sexual offerings to other people (Hyoscyamus – passive shamelessness, without aggression).

Lycopodium. Cutting pain over umbilicus. Burning pain in abdomen. Dyspepsia, with violent croaking sounds in the abdomen. Pain in the lower abdomen. Sensation of fullness and distension in the abdomen, with coldness of the feet. Gurgling and rumbling in the abdomen on the left side. Tearing, shooting, throbbing and pressing pain in the region of the inguinal ring.

Spasmodic pain in abdominal muscles at night. Infringement of intestinal loops, swollen with gases. Incomplete passage of gases. The gases cannot come out and cause severe pain. Great accumulation of flatulence in the abdomen, with rumbling, especially in the right hypochondrium. There is constant fermentation in the abdomen with loud croaking sounds. Violent rumbling of gases in the left hypochondrium.

Argentum nitricum. Stitching pain in left abdomen. Raw pain in abdomen, with great hunger. Attacks of severe pain occur at irregular intervals. The patient rolls on the floor in pain. Fullness, heaviness, distension of the abdomen with anxiety. Flatulence. Spasms. Cutting pain. Spasms, feeling of a tight bandage. Pain in the hypochondria. Intolerance to tight clothing. Most stomach symptoms are accompanied by violent eructations.

The patient burps air and a little undigested food (Phos., Fer). Air tends to leave the stomach, but the esophagus is spasmodically compressed. Sensation of spasm, pressing pain in stomach and nausea. The attack passes with violent and frequent belching of air.

Colocynthis. Distension of the abdomen with flatulence. Spasmodic pain and constriction in the intestines after a fit of anger. Extreme penetrating spasmodic pain causes the patient to double over. Pain in the abdomen while walking in the region of the navel. Colic with cramps in the legs. Colic after eating. The pains in the abdomen are relieved by double bending and after exercise.

Cutting and shooting in the abdomen, with trembling and tearing pain. Great tenderness, soreness and feeling of emptiness in the abdomen. Rumbling in the stomach. Constant nausea and belching. Bitter taste in all food and drink. Colic and diarrhea, although the patient eats very little. Pain in stomach after eating. Vomiting of food or greenish liquid. Vomiting with diarrhea.

Thuja. Bleeding warts with burning. Flat, fleshy and moist warts with fissures. Mushroom-like or cauliflower-like warts on stipes with itching. Warts sessile after vaccination or suppression of diarrhea. Mottled skin with brown spots. Marble skin with a network of capillaries. Vitiligo, after vaccination or suppression of warts.

Dry or greasy skin. Putrid pustules in closed areas. Furuncles with bloody contents. Herpes. Shingles. Eczema. Freckles and moles. Scarring. Nevuses. Urticaria with papular eruptions.

Sepia. Mottled skin with abrasions. Rough, rough or cracked skin in the folds. Thick crusts on elbows. Ulcers in small joints. Sore pain in the skin all over the body. Sensitivity to the slightest touch. Itching in various places, changing into burning. Itching rash about the joints. Itching and burning in ulcers at night. Itchy blistering rash on face, arms and legs. Red-brown spots on the neck with scales. Yellow spots on the face. Lichen.

Natrum muriaticum. The skin is oily or dry, yellow. Cracks in the skin or herpetic eruptions in the area of ​​the folds of the joints or in the area of interphalangeal joints on the hands. Dry eruptions on the edge of hair growth. Warts on the palms. With hives, whitish blisters form. Corns. Painful scars. Redness in the area of old scars.

Cracks in the fingers. Ingrown toenails. Salty hair. Lip herpes. Restraint. Desire for loneliness. Goodwill. Fear of crowds, thunderstorms and narrow spaces. Desire for salt, fish, oysters, garlic, and anything bitter. Awkwardness. Drops things.

Lycopodium. Itching during the day when warm. The skin is cracking. Painful eruptions. Urticaria is chronic. Large red spots on the skin. Itching of liver spots. Abundance of freckles. The spots are covered with wrinkles with deep cracks or thick crusts. Large boils appear periodically.

Bleeding ulcers with burning sensation. Itching at night. Ulcers with indurated, red edges. Weeping abrasions. Easily bleeding diaper rash. Unhealthy skin with vesicles. Birthmarks. Warts. Calluses cause tearing pain. Exanthema with burning pain.

Sepia. Violent itching of the vulva, leading to miscarriage. Menses too late, scanty or profuse. Amenorrhea. Pain in the lumbar region and frequent urination with metritis. Metrorrhagia during menopause. A drawing or pressure on the bottom, as if all the organs would fall out through the perineum.

The patient is forced to cross her legs so that they do not fall out. Abscess of the labia. Constrictive, burning or prickling pain in the uterus. Sexual intercourse is painful due to dryness of the vaginal mucosa; followed by bleeding. Aversion to sexual intercourse. Exhaustion after intercourse.

Cantharis. Violent itching in the vagina and lustfulness. The sound of water causes spasm. Imperative urge to urinate. Urine comes out in drops with extreme pain. The pain is burning and cutting in the neck of the bladder. Violent pains with intolerable tenesmus. Urine burns. Every drop of urine is like burning acid.

Burning pains in the urethra, with ineffectual attempts to urinate. When urinating, the pain in the back and abdomen is so severe that the patient cannot urinate without groaning or screaming. Tearing pains and burning in the urethra before, during and after urination. Marked sexual arousal.

Thuja. Tickling, itching and heavy bleeding from warts. Unbearable pains and tenesmus of the bladder at the end of urination. Cutting after urination. Red urine with thick brick sediment. Burning in urethra when not urinating. Cutting when urinating.

Natrium muriaticum. Inflammation of the vulva with hair loss in the vulva. Itching of the vulva, with hair falling out of them. Pimples on the forehead. Nausea and vomiting during pregnancy; morning sickness with vomiting of frothy watery mucus. Coitus painful due to dryness of the vagina. It is accompanied by burning and tingling. Dry mouth and skin.

Nitricum acidum. Voluptuous itching of the vagina after intercourse. Discharge of bloody fluid from the vagina or bleeding due to overexertion. Menses irregular, early, profuse, like muddy water. Pain in the back, buttocks and thighs during menstruation.

Kreosotum. Violent itching of the vulva and vagina, worse during urination. Lochia lumpy, offensive, intermittent discharge. Cancer, erosion of the cervix. Atrophy of the mammary glands with the formation of small, hard, painful nodes in them. Severe pain during intercourse. Burning in the genitals, followed by discharge of dark blood.

Inflammation of the gallbladder

Chelidonium. Tongue yellow with imprints of teeth; large and flabby (Merc.; Hyd.). Bitter taste, sticky saliva. Bad breath. Prefers hot drinks and food. Nausea, vomiting; relieved by very hot water. Temporary relief from food. Jaundice. Biliary colic. Bloating. Sluggishness of the bowels and fermentation in it. Sensation of transverse constriction, as from a tight rope. Enlargement of the liver. Gallstones (Berberis).

Lycopodium. Violent belching in the afternoon. Belching causes burning. Sour belching, the taste of which does not remain in the mouth. Bitter burp. Sour eructation of milk. Heartburn, especially after eating. Attacks of violent hiccough after eating. Nausea in the room. Nausea in the morning, with a bitter taste in the mouth. Heartburn. Vomiting of food and bile on an empty stomach in the morning.

Vomiting after eating, with hypersalivation. Cramping sensations in the region of the stomach. Slow digestion. Pain in stomach with trembling and numbness of hands. Dull pain in the stomach in the evening and after every meal. Contractive pain in stomach.

Berberis. Nausea before breakfast. Nausea with inclination to vomit before dinner. Belching alternates with yawning. Belching of bile. Burning, shooting pain in stomach. Shooting, aching pain in region of liver. Pressure in the region of the liver. Violent burning under the skin on the left side of the abdomen. Sensation of “boiling” in the skin. Drawing, sharp and shooting pain in left hypochondrium.

Manganum. Gallstones. Heartburn, nausea and vomiting. Better outdoors. Stool with bile and water. Sexual weakness. Violent itching of the scrotum. Menstruation is scanty in anemic women. Flushes of heat during menopause. Worse at night, from talking and from touching. Cough stops when lying down. Hemoptysis with severe anemia. The voice is hoarse. Whistling noise in the ears. Deafness.

Digitalis. Decreased appetite, eats immediately. Anorexia with clear language. Desire for bitter foods and sour drinks. Sour belching after eating. Nausea after eating. Violent nausea and vomiting of green bile. Night vomiting or morning vomiting. Vomiting of bile and hiccough. Burning and heat in stomach. Sharp pain in the umbilicus. Pricks in the stomach.

Dry cough with pharyngitis, laryngitis and bronchitis

Bryonia. Hoarseness of voice with perspiration. Constant desire to take a deep breath. Stitches in chest when breathing or coughing. The desire to cough comes from talking. Sore throat. Cough from tickling in throat. It is not accompanied by sputum production. Cough with involuntary passage of urine.

Hoarseness of voice with thirst. Cough, as from irritation of the stomach. Spasmodic cough with choking after midnight. Cough in the morning with heartburn. Cough with reddish mucus. Cough with yellowish sputum. Cough with expectoration of mucous masses streaked with blood. Asphyxiation before paroxysm of nocturnal cough.

Ferrum phosphoricum. Inflammation of the larynx, with fever and redness of the face. Cough in cold air. Spasmodic and very painful cough. Cough after eating. Cough from irritation in trachea. Coughing. Paroxysmal rattling cough. Mucus in larynx and trachea. Stitching pains in the back. Dryness in the larynx.

Burning in larynx. Perspiration in the larynx. Hoarseness during coryza. The voice is weak. Spasmodic asthma. Shortness of breath, evening and night. Suffocating breath. Stitching pain in chest when taking a deep breath. Pain in chest when coughing. Stitching pain in chest when coughing. Right-sided pleurisy. Palpitation at night with restlessness.

Spongia. Any affection of the larynx and trachea, when there is a feeling of dryness and constriction. No moist rales during coughing and breathing. Burning in throat after coughing. Attacks of suffocation without moist rales. Very dull voice without phlegm. Hoarseness with coryza and cough. Weak, hoarse voice; the patient cannot speak. Pain in the larynx when turning the head.

Sensation of obstruction of the larynx, with shortness of breath. Great dryness in the larynx from coughing. Hollow, dry, barking or wheezing cough. Expectoration: scanty, in the form of salty mucus. Dry cough with burning prickling in larynx. Sniffling breath. Wheezing, anxious breathing during inhalation and while lying down.

For inflammation of the pharyngeal tonsils

Baryta carb. The best remedy for tonsillitis. Gets cold at the slightest drop in temperature. Purulent inflammation of the tonsils (tonsillitis) in children with diathesis. Worse from damp, cold weather. The right side of the pharynx becomes inflamed (Belladonna). Worse from empty swallowing. Upper lip and nose swollen (Calcarea).

Headache, back pain and diarrhea from cold. (Dulcamara). Food passes through painful places in the esophagus. Pain in stomach after eating. Stool with undigested food. Fetid sweat of feet (Silicea). Lagging mental and physical development.

Afraid of the cold. Women with delayed physical development, with scanty menstruation and heaviness in the pubic region. Hoarseness and aphonia. Elderly people with paralysis. Worse at night, in the morning and in cold damp weather. Better when walking in warm open air.

Phytolacca decandra. Hyperemia and swelling of the tonsils. Worse with fluctuations in atmospheric pressure. Neuralgic pains along the length of the bones. Better in dry, warm weather. Pain in all muscles. Worse in cold and damp weather. Pain when swallowing radiates to the ears. Hyperemia, swelling and pain in the mammary glands.

Worse from touch and pressure. Preferential side of the lesion: right. Thickening and ulceration of the tonsils. Consolidation of the parotid salivary glands. The tonsils are covered with a dark fibrinous film. Severe pain in the back and legs. Salivation with a metallic taste in the mouth.

Feels like a ball of red-hot iron in the throat. Difficulty swallowing. Diphtheria. Vomiting without nausea of undigested food, bile and blood. Accumulation of gases in the stomach and intestines. Better lying down and in dry, warm weather. Urine dark red. Acute and chronic orchitis.

Calcarea jodatum. Enlargement of the tonsils.

Conium. Purulent enlarged tonsils.

Mercurius. Suppuration of the tonsils (Mercurius corrosives). Swallowed liquids are poured out through the nose. Angina with pale or bluish swelling and ulceration. Peritonsillar abscess. The tonsils are yellowish-red and covered with a thin fibrinous film. Diphtheria (Mercurius cyanatus). Fibrinous film of dark gray color. Angina with severe redness of the pharynx, ulceration of the larynx and complete aphonia (Mercurius iodatus).

Lachesis. Enlargement of the left tonsil. The throat is bluish-red. Swelling of the tissues surrounding the tonsil. Numbness. Purple and bluish rash. Sensation of constriction in the throat. Lump in the throat, which the patient must constantly swallow. Throat externally extremely sensitive to touch. Easier to swallow solid food. Tickling and irritating cough on falling asleep.

Pulsatilla. Angina. The tonsils are bright red. Dark red throat. Stitching pains in the throat (Apis). Worse when swallowing saliva or after eating. Ignatia. The tonsils are covered with small superficial ulcers of a yellowish-white color. There is a nail in the throat. Worse when the patient does not swallow. Constriction in throat, with nervousness and insomnia.

Tuberculinum. Tonsillitis. Melancholy. Enlargement of the adenoids. Apathy and restlessness. Hypersensitivity and excitability. Longing for fresh air. Fear of dogs. Anticipates the beginning of a thunderstorm (Medorrhinum, Phosphorus, Psorinum). Constipation is replaced by diarrhea. Dark forebodings. Sad and depressed. Weakness below the knees. They cannot recover from a cold. Sensitive to cold and chill.

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Spongia. Goiter (Iodium). Patients with dark hair and nervous temperament. Suffocation at night. Goiter increases and decreases with the moon. Stitching pains in goiter. Stinging in the scalp with heat. Cannot bear tight clothing around the abdomen.

Worse in evening, lying with head down, on ascending and during perspiration. Valvular insufficiency. Inflammation and induration of testicles. Menses early and profuse. Angina. Endocarditis. The symptoms are on the left.

Iodum. Great excitation of the nervous system. Pulsation throughout the body, increased by the slightest exertion. Trembling in limbs. Greatest weakness. The patient sweats even while talking. Atrophy and exhaustion increase until the patient turns into a skeleton (with a good appetite). Atrophy of the glandular tissue (mammary glands, testicles and thyroid gland). Edema of various localization, maybe even anasarca. Rough, dry or clammy with sweat, damp skin.

Calcarea fluorica. The glands are enlarged and hard as stone. Health anxiety. Woe. Fear of poverty. Weakness of the connective tissue. Understanding, but indecision. Tendency to form colloidal scars. Flushes of heat. In lack of tooth enamel, teeth easily crumble. Fibromas and neoplasms are solid. Arthritis. Pain in joints, ameliorated by heat and motion. Rachiocampsis. Ravenous appetite with cachexia. Slow and lazy. Varicose veins and ulcers,

Bromium. Spasm of the glottis. The face is blue. Seizures. Croup. The child suddenly wakes up from suffocation. Tonsillitis in diathetic children. Enlargement of the thyroid gland. Coryza with copious, watery, irritating discharge. Burning pain in the circumference of the wings of the nose. Ulcers with crusts and bloody scabs.