Homeopathic Emergency Medicine's

Some people say Homeopathy is not suitable for emergency treatment, but i think they are wrong because of today Homeopathy well work in emergency condition's* . I have found and write some important Homeopathic medicine for emergency condition of patient, or its must be use like your Homeopathic first-aid Kit, you are also use this kit in traveling, Picnic, or lots of time.

Firstly i give you suggestion for initial Homeopathic medicine for FIRST-AID.

Basic Medicine:

1. Aconite
2. Apis
3. Arnica
4. Bryonia
5. Belladonna
6. Cantharis
7. Calendulla
8. Carbo veg
9. Euphrasia
10. Eupetorium Perf
11. Hypericum
12. Influnzinum
13. Ledum
14. Nux vomica
15. Phosphorus
16. Pulsatilla
17. Rhus tox
18. Rutta
19. Silica
20. Symphytum
21. Urtica urens
22. Ipecac.

Mother Tinctures:

1. Arnica
2. Calendula
3. Euphrasia
4. Hypericum

Creams & Ointment:

1. Arnica cream
2. Calendula cream
3. Calendula ointment
4. Hypericum ointment
5. Rhus-Tox ointment
6. Sulphur ointment
7. Urtica ointment

Now i describe some medicine in relation to emergency condition's.

1. MINOR CUTS & GRAZES
Arnica, Hypericum, Ledum

2. ANIMAL BITES
Arnica, Lachesis, Crotalus

3. STINGS
Arnica, ledum, apis

4. MINOR BURNS & SCALDS
Arnica, Cantharis, Urtica urens

5. BLISTERS
Cantharis, Rhus-tox

6. SPRAINS & STRAINS
Arnica, Rutta

7. BRUISING
Arnica, Bellis

8. SPLINTERS
Silica

9. NOSEBLEEDS
Arnica, Phosphorus, ipecac

10. MINOR EYE & EAR INJURIES
Arnica, Ledum, Euphrasia, Hypericum

11.FAINTING
Ignatia, Aconite, coffea, pulsatilla,Nux vomica

12. TRAVEL SICKNESS
Tabacum, Cocculus, nux vomica

13. HEAT EXHAUSTION
Bryonia, glonoinum

14. Severe fever
Eupetorium perf, Chirata, Bryonia

15. Severe Throat Infection with cough, cold
Influnzinum, Pulsatilla

16. Headache
Belladonna, sangunaria t

17. Aphthae
Merc sol

18.Diarrhea, dysentery
Aloa s, Merc cor

19. Vomiting or its sensation during travel, and height
Ipecac


* Condition apply in case of severe accident, Severe Heart travel, in case of surgery etc, i recommend go for nearest hospital and given suitable treatment, or call 911 or your hospital.