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First Aid Cases

Finger / Toe Injuries

Children often get their fingertips caught in a door. At times, the toes may be damaged on account of a heavy weight falling on them. Homeopathy can be quite effective in providing first aid in such cases. For any serious injury, the child must be rushed to a doctor, while homeopathic treatment is given as first aid.

Symptom:

-Crushed fingertips and toes

-Shooting pains due to injury to nerve endings

Recommended Remedy:

Hypericum 30C may be given every 15 minutes for a couple of hours. Then this remedy may be repeated every 2 hours for two to three days to reduce bruising and help healing. A few doses of Arnica 30C will help in relieving symptoms of shock and pain. Hypericum will help fix damaged skin while Arnica helps in dealing with shock.

Tip:

Give a dose of Arnica 30C every 2 hours while continuing with Hypericum 30C.

How to use this website

This website provides the following useful information:

A section is devoted to common First Aid Cases and remedies are advised.

Another section focuses on Common Diseases and Complaints and remedies are advised to deal with different symptoms.

Do learn how to take and store remedies.

Do understand what is to be avoided during treatment.

Take a few moments to understand how remedies are marked and how to use the correct potencies.

Find here a Guide to make your own Homeopathic Remedy Kit.

Find an external link to Materia Medica here. This lists out various homeopathic remedies and their action on the body.

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