I would like to know homeopathic medicines for chronic gastritis and stomach inflammation.?

Question

I would like to know homeopathic medicines for chronic gastritis and stomach inflammation.?

Answer 1

For chronic gastritis the remedy is  Kali Mur 30X tablets

5x5x5 i.e. 5 tablets before each meal.

For inflammation of the stomach, vilent pain the remedy is

Ferrum Phos. Cramps, Magn Phos. Water-brash, Natrum

Mur. Feeling of fullness, pressure, load in pit of stomach,

tongue yellow, Kali Phos, Umbilical colic, colic generally,

Magn Phos, Acid stomach, Natrum Phos, Bitter, billious

vomiting, Natrum Sulph.

In any case the remedy you select the potency is 30X plus

method of taking is as above 5x5x5, but 15 minutes after

having taken remedy for gastritis. Good luck and God bless.

Cheers  :o)

Answer 2

not a big deal...

go ahead use them.. they doesn't have any sideeffects.

they are sweet so no prob in taking them

all the best..

recover from that problem soon

inshallah

Answer 3

Yes. If I were you I would go directly to a homeopath who would ask you all the necessary questions to find the most appropriate remedy for you - something which cannot be done on internet as the interview normally takes 20 minutes to half an hour and the homeopath also needs to look at you.

If you really cannot go to a homeopath, I would start by taking the following:

- Turmeric (yes, the one you use for cooking) – 1 teaspoonful in a glass of water 4-5 times a day for one week to coat the stomach wall and calm the inflammation.

- Then  take "Slippery Elm" in Mother Tincture (liquid) (latin name = Ulmus Fulva or Ulmus rubra - don't take Ulmus Campestris as it has completely different properties) . I would take 30 drops 3 times a day for 2 to 3 weeks. This is to heal the walls of the stomach after the inflammation has been reduced by the Turmeric.

Slippery Elm gets more and more difficult to find, but it is really efficient to stop gastric and intestinal inflammation.  Can be ordered on Internet if you don't find it at your nearest pharmacy.