September 7th, 2009 by admin
Today we are going to talk about homeopathic treatments for arthritis in the way of herbal medicines. These medicines are for the purpose of solving the immediate problems associated with arthritis such as pain and stiffness.
If you have a fever, are resless or feel anxiety, then Aconitum three times a day should help you.
If you have arthritis that is centered in the hands ad feet with the joints being swollen and painful, then Actera spic would be a good choice.
Taking Apis mellifica three times a day would help when you have a lot of swelling, but not that much pain.
For joint pain try taking Arctium six times every four hours..
Perhaps you don’t even believe you have arthritis as it comes and goes. Therefore you do nothing. When symptoms do show up it’s probably because of rheumatoid arthritis from coldness, and dampness. Sometimes you get sore and see bruising.
In the event of a sudden feeling of sharp pain and you get chills or wet, and the joints are swollen and red try some Belladonna.
For chronic synovitis of the knee, try Berberis vulgaris once every four hours.
If you have pain that worsens with movement and is sensitive to touch, try Bryonia alba three times.
What should you try if you have arthritis affecting the shoulders and upper back and it only gets worse when the conditions are wet or damp? This is rheumatoid arthritis and a good homeopathic treatment for this would be Calcarea-carlionica-ostrearum.
Then there are times when a person gets angry and restless all because of severe pain. In this case Chamomilla should do the trick.
How about muscle pain that is making you very talkative, resless, happy one minute and sad the next? Try Cimicifuga racemosa for this.
If you suffer from subacute rheumatism because of coldness and wetness, try Dulcamarta hourly taking three at a time.
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September 2nd, 2009 by admin
Arthritis comes in many forms. Therefore, the symptoms vary and the causes vary. There are some overlapping symptoms, but also some differentiation. The following paragraphs will explain some arthritis symptoms and examples.
The first type of arthritis we will discuss is what is known as ankylosing spondylitis. This is arthritis of the spine and the joints inside the spine. Other names for this type of arthritis are Marie-Strumpell disease and rheumatoid spondylitis. Organs such as eyes, heart, skin, lungs and the gastrointestinal tract are affected. The symptoms include low back and hip pain and stiffness. It is includes difficulty in expanding the chest, a pain in the neck, shoulders, knees and ankles. There is also a low-grade fever, fatigue and weight loss associated with it. The onset of this type of arthritis is usually at the age of 30 or earlier.
Another type of arthritis is bursitis. Bursitis is known to affect the hip, elbows, and shoulders, but there are times when it also affects the knees, heels, or the base of your big toes. Athletes such as baseball players and golfers find themselves affected as well as people who have poor posture and people who are out of shape. The symptoms of this type of arthritis include pain and stiffness in the joint. Other symptoms include swollenness and warmth of the joint. The more you use the affected joint, the worse the symptoms become.
The next type of arthritis is juvenile arthritis. The symptoms of this are similar to the adult symptoms. This includes pain, swelling and joint stiffness. Affected people find the symptoms to come and go. Because children complain less than adults tend to, this type of arthritis can go undetected or unnoticed until the child is seen limping, avoiding physical activity or being somewhat clumsy.
Then there is also osteoarthritis, which is the most common type of arthritis in older people. The cause is partly because of normal use every day. The symptoms of osteoarthritis vary, but most people have problems in their fingers. An x-ray will reveal its presence because the doctor will see deterioration in the cartilage. Symptoms of this type of arthritis are pain and swelling, but over time, it fades to become less of a problem. It never does go away though.
Gout is another form of arthritis. This is when the body has too much uric acid in it. The symptoms include intense pain in the joint, of which the big toe is the most commonly affected part of the body. You will find the join becomes swollen and is warm to the touch. Sometimes people get gout in their wrists, ankles and knees. The symptoms come and go and it might be years before the next symptom comes about. If left untreated, however, crystals are formed by the uric acid and a part of your bone can be destroyed.
Finally, there is rheumatoid arthritis. This is caused by an overactive immune system. The symptoms associated with this are stiffness and pain. At first it is minor and comes and goes. However, eventually the symptoms get worse and more frequent. However, do not let the minor symptoms go unheeded, as the best treatment for this type of arthritis is early treatment.
If you would like more information about the various types of arthritis, the symptoms and treatments, you will find a wealth of information from the arthritis foundation. We will bring you some homeopathic treatments for arthritis in another article.
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