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Commonly used homeopathic remedies in homeopathic practice include:
- Arnica montana - bruising, muscle soreness, injury
- Nux vomica - indigestion, nausea, hangover-type symptoms
- Rhus toxicodendron - joint or muscle stiffness
- Belladonna - fever, headache, sore throat
- Apis mellifica - swelling, insect stings, urticaria
- Pulsatilla - colds, ear symptoms, menstrual complaints
- Aconitum napellus - sudden onset anxiety, fever, colds
- Calendula officinalis - minor cuts and wound care
- Chamomilla - teething discomfort and irritability in children
- Sulphur - skin complaints, especially itching or eczema
- Bryonia alba - dry cough and joint pain
- Thuja occidentalis - warts and skin growths
However, these are traditional homeopathic indications, not evidence-based clinical treatments. Homeopathic products are often diluted beyond the point where an active molecule remains, and high-quality evidence does not establish reliable benefit for specific diseases. Rheumatology notes that evidence is inadequate to make specific claims for any particular condition, and that many remedies are diluted beyond Avogadro's number (Rheumatology, 2-Volume Set, 2022, lines 2284-2317).
Do not use homeopathy instead of prompt medical assessment or proven treatment, especially for fever in infants, breathing difficulty, severe pain, infection, chest pain, seizures, diabetes, pregnancy-related symptoms, or mental-health emergencies.
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