Here are some commonly used homeopathic remedies for migraine — the choice depends on the specific symptoms and triggers:
🌿 Homeopathic Remedies for Migraine
Belladonna – Sudden, intense, throbbing headaches; worse from light, noise, touch; often right-sided; face flushed and hot.
Glonoinum – Severe congestive headaches with a bursting, pounding sensation; triggered by sun or heat exposure.
Natrium Muriaticum (Nat. Mur.) – Migraines linked with grief or emotional stress; often begin with blurred vision or aura; pain like little hammers beating inside the head.
Iris Versicolor – Migraines associated with visual disturbances, nausea, vomiting, and burning acidity.
Sanguinaria Canadensis – Right-sided headaches starting in the back of the head and moving to the right eye; often periodic (every 7 days).
👉 Note:
Remedies should be chosen based on the totality of symptoms (not just the diagnosis).
Dosage and potency vary from person to person; consult a qualified homeopath before starting treatment.
Lifestyle support: adequate sleep, hydration, stress management, and avoiding known triggers (like certain foods, hormonal changes, or sun exposure) help in long-term migraine control.
🌿 Homeopathic Remedies for Migraine
Belladonna – Sudden, intense, throbbing headaches; worse from light, noise, touch; often right-sided; face flushed and hot.
Glonoinum – Severe congestive headaches with a bursting, pounding sensation; triggered by sun or heat exposure.
Natrium Muriaticum (Nat. Mur.) – Migraines linked with grief or emotional stress; often begin with blurred vision or aura; pain like little hammers beating inside the head.
Iris Versicolor – Migraines associated with visual disturbances, nausea, vomiting, and burning acidity.
Sanguinaria Canadensis – Right-sided headaches starting in the back of the head and moving to the right eye; often periodic (every 7 days).
👉 Note:
Remedies should be chosen based on the totality of symptoms (not just the diagnosis).
Dosage and potency vary from person to person; consult a qualified homeopath before starting treatment.
Lifestyle support: adequate sleep, hydration, stress management, and avoiding known triggers (like certain foods, hormonal changes, or sun exposure) help in long-term migraine control.
