Homeopathy 101:
Smoke inhalation*
Here are just a few remedies that may relieve symptoms after smoke inhalation:
Kali bic.
- Physical symptoms: Raw, irritated sinuses, stringy nasal discharge. Painful cough with difficulty coughing up sticky phlegm. Sudden onset of symptoms after exposure to cold wind or fright.
- Emotional symptoms: Irritable and gloomy.
Euphrasia
- Physical symptoms: Burning, watery eyes, worse coughing, and swollen eyelids. Streaming nasal discharge (not burning).
- Emotional symptoms: Melancholy, avoiding conversation.
Natrum ars.
- Physical symptoms: Headaches from smoke. Painful, blocked sinuses. Eyes feel heavy and dry, but stream if exposed to wind. Racking cough with oppressed feeling in the chest.
- Emotional symptoms: Easily frightened, apprehensive anxiety at night in bed and ailments from grief and over-excitement.
Directions for taking remedies: Choose the 30c potency at your health food store. Take 2 pellets, 3 times per day, or until your symptoms improve. If you do not find relief after two doses, switch to a different remedy. Do not take for more than 3 days.
Remember: For clients who are actively working with me and have an individualized remedy, do not take any of the remedies above. Your constitutional remedy works on every level – you do not need anything supplemental. If you are not feeling well, it is usually best to repeat a dose of your remedy before taking an “acute” remedy.
The above is a sampling of homeopathic remedies specific to smoke inhalation. There are 4,000 total homeopathic remedies available that have a different profile and are individually matched to how each person experiences symptoms. If you would like to learn more about how homeopathy may benefit you, I invite you to book a Discovery Session with me.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The remedies mentioned in this article are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The information in this article is not intended to replace any recommendations or relationship with your physician.