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Belladonna CMK Globules

Homeopathic medicine

Belladonna is one of the homeopathy remedies. Homeopathy adopts remedies with microdoses or infinitesimal dosage according to the principle of similarity. The homeopathy remedies reported in the online materia medica are briefly described for the understanding of who uses them because they are prescribed by the homeopathic doctor. The online materia medica in no case replaces the visit and prescription of a homeopath. The online homeopathy remedies are described for the emotional picture, for the modalities and for the organotropisms expressed. Homeopathy remedies can be related to acupuncture points for homeopathic acupuncture for percutaneous manipulation.

Name and origin of Belladonna:

• Atropa Belladonna, fam. Solanaceae

Psyche of Belladonna:

Homeopathy remedies are also described through the patient's character and the emotional distress to which they correspond. The Belladonna remedy is indicated in patients with the following characteristics:

• vehement in all expressions
• violent
• anger
• pantoclastic crisis
• hypersensitivity to stimuli
• intolerant to pain
• profuse ideation
• delirium
• paranoia
• panic

Modification of Belladonna:

Homeopathy remedies are also described through the patient modalities to which they correspond. The Belladonna remedy is indicated in patients with the following characteristics:

• gets worse in heat
• gets worse with the sun
• worsens on the right
• gets worse when you go to bed
• gets worse with the wind
• gets worse in cold weather
• gets worse when undressing
• gets worse with light

Belladonna organotropism:

Homeopathy remedies are also described through a propensity towards their specific tissues towards which they develop effects according to the Law of Like. The Belladonna remedy is indicated in patients with the following organotropisms:

• central nervous system
• peripheral nervous system
• stomach
• large intestine
• small intestine
• upper airways

Functional tropism of Belladonna:

Homeopathy remedies are also described through a propensity to relevant dysfunctions and disorders towards which they develop effects according to the Law of Like. The Belladonna remedy is indicated in patients with the following dysfunctions:

• vagotonia
• inflammations
• hyperthermia
• thirst
• sweat
• congestion
• cramps
• spasms
• colic
• button
• insomnia

Clinical Diagnosis for Belladonna:

Homeopathy remedies are never prescribed for clinical diagnoses, but for the summation of all symptoms and in the principle of similitude. Prescribing Belladonna on a single diagnosis is therefore contrary to the method as well as poorly effective. The prescription of Belladonna nevertheless sometimes coincides with the following diagnoses of conventional medicine:

• flu syndrome
• bronchitis
• pneumonia
• schizophrenia
• psychosis
• neuritis
• neuralgia
• migraine
• headache
• heat stroke
• odontalgia
• acute inflammations
• gastritis
• stomatitis
• appendicitis
• vaginitis
• stiff neck
• sciatica