Chamomilla

See also : German Chamomile
Other names : Matricaria Chamomilla, Cham, Chamomilla recutita, German Chamomile, Corn Feverfew, Wild Chamomile

Special Precautions of Chamomilla

• Only homeopathic use !
• Do not take homeopathic remedies without first consulting a homeopathic practitioner. Do not take several remedies at the same time as that is often discouraged in homeopathic treatment. Take the recommended dose only and immediately report any changes in condition to your doctor.

Benefits and uses of Chamomilla are

• Irritability: This usually will show up as hypersensitivity to pain. It manifests as anger and hostility that not only plagues an individual mentally, but also brings on actual physical symptoms as well.
• Fever: Chamomilla works as a homeopathic remedy to help the body bring down fever first and foremost. It is also used to help alleviate the red face, irritability, and even shivering and sweating that occur as a result of the fever.
• Colic and Diarrhea: Colic can be painful in the abdomen and is often accompanied by diarrhea. This may happen in children and cause a sort of restlessness. It may also cause a rotten egg smell in diarrhea.
• Toothaches, Earaches, and Teething:Those who suffer from excruciating pain in the teeth or ears may find that Chamomilla works quite well as a homeopathic remedy. It also helps to alleviate related symptoms such as fever, swollen glands, and sore throat. German Chamomile is also recommended for children who are going through the painful stages of teething.
• Menstrual and Labor Pain: Chamomilla was first found in homeopathy to help women who had suffered a very stressful labor and with the pain associated with it. Many women turn to this homeopathic remedy to get rid of not only the pain, but sweats or fainting that occur as a result of the menstrual or labor pain.

Profile Type

Those who have a low threshold for pain may find that Chamomilla works quite well as a homeopathic remedy. They may feel irritable and hostile, or even just struggle to cope with anger. They generally hate being touched and have a bad temper. They exhibit stress if they have any sort of invasion of their space or interference with their symptoms. It is often given to children who appear to be snappy, and who exhibit similar traits as those described in adults.