By Anja Hey
Chamomille is a soothing
and calming herb. People who need this remedy lack the motherly cover
and protection of the Chamomille; some layer seems to be missing, what
makes them react oversensitive to pain and outward impressions.
Chamomilla is one of the great homoeopathic remedies for children - but
also grown-ups may need it.
The mental image of this
remedy should be the determining factor in making the choice for
Chamomilla!
The nervous system is over-sensitive and therefore over-reacts,
especially on pain. But also noise, fuss, anger, irritation and
excitement cause complaints.
Chamomilla pains are intense and drive the patient out of bed. The pains
force him or her to keep on moving, and that's the reason why children
who need this remedy desire to be carried around.
Chamomilla patients are
very difficult to satisfy: one moment they want this and next moment
they throw it away, already desiring something else. They are extremely
irritable, impolite, snarling, argueing, restless and angry. They don't
want to be touched or hugged.
If you have children you know this behaviour occurs in certain life
phases. Especially difficult and painful dentition is a real
Chamomilla-phase.
People who need this
remedy have a hot head with perspiration only on the head, one red cheek
and one pale cheek. They have an enourmous thirst, are longing for cold
water and sour drinks. There is an aversion against coffee and other
warm drinks. The appetite is gone.
The stool is green as grass, or it looks like chopped eggs and spinach,
and it smells offensive to rotten eggs.
Cases in which Chamomilla might be the right remedy:
- convulsions, neuralgic
pains, jerks of the muscles
- difficult or painful
dentition
- headache, earache,
toothache
- fever
- lung complaints, cough
during sleep
- cramps of the
intestines, vomiting
- menstruation pains, labor pains.
The patient feels worse
by coldness, wind, anger, coffee, 9 o'clock in the morning or 9 o'clock
in the evening (the toothache aggravates by warmth)
Chamomilla's feel better by warmth and being carried around (the
toothache gets less in coldness).
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