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Homoeopathic medicine for urticaria

The good news is homoeopathy can help bring rapid relief doing so safely and gently. Homoeopathic medicines work at the root level and can modify these genetic tendencies, thereby significantly reducing the chances of recurrence and relapse. It is very economical and has no side effect and one of the best alternatives for the treatment of cough. If you find yourself with cough here are some homoeopathic remedies to consider.
Homeopathic Medicine for Urticaria

Best homoeopathic medicine for urticaria :


 In urticaria Blotch, red in the edge, white in the middle, burning, with sever itching - Urtica Urens

 In urticaria Blotch aggravate at 6 PM, feel like a bee sting - Apis Mellifica

 Urticaria aggravate by sore eating, indigestion - Antimonium Crudum 

 Urticaria in cold weather, and in the monsoon season - Dulcamara

 Urticaria by suppresses of malaria - Natrum Muriaticum

 Urticaria without itching - Uva Ursi

 Urticaria in pregnancy - Dolichos Puritans

 Urticaria with severe burning and restlessness - Arsenicum Album 

 Urticaria in winter - Psorinum

 In urticaria whole body swelling - Fragaria Vesca

 Urticaria with fever - Aconite 

 Chronic urticaria - Thyroidinum

 Urticaria accompanied by diarrhoea - Bovista

 Urticaria after eating shellfish - Copaiva, Terebinthinam

 Urticaria after undressing or in the open air - Rumex

 Urticaria from the stomach and uterine problem - Pulsatilla Nigra
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