Treating skin diseases and inflammatory syndromes with Calendula Officinalis

Calendula Officinalis is a homeopathic remedy with disinfectant, antiseptic and healing properties that is mainly used in dermatology.

Calendula Officinalis is a homeopathic remedy based on garden marigold, the most well-known species of marigold. The latter is an annual herbaceous belonging to the Compositae family. For the production of Calendula Officinalis, the upper part of the plant is used to extract the mother tincture. This homeopathic remedy is mainly used in dermatology. It is a good disinfectant, an antiseptic, but also a healing remedy. However, it is also effective against many diseases of viral origin and can be used to treat certain inflammatory syndromes.

Dermatology

Calendula Officinalis is mainly indicated in cases of acne in adolescents. It has the advantage of having no side effects because it does not contain any toxic substances or allergens. It is also effective in treating many skin problems, especially eczema and skin necrosis or reddish spots. Being an excellent healer, Calendula Officinalis also treats open wounds and fights against the proliferation of bacteria, thus preventing them from becoming infected.

Stomatology

Calendula Officinalis is indicated in case of dental abscess caused by the invasion of infectious microorganisms and causing inflammation and/or accumulation of pus around the affected area. It is especially recommended if the latter has redness and swelling and is the cause of severe pain or difficulty swallowing. Calendula Officinalis does not need to be combined with other antibiotics. Very effective, this homeopathic remedy even avoids often trying surgical treatment. It is also recommended in cases of gingivitis.

Gynecology

Calendula Officinalis can be used for the treatment of menstrual disorders. It is prescribed in particular in cases of oligomenorrhea or light periods that are not caused by taking a contraceptive. It also helps to regulate cycles and prevent spasmodic uterine pain that occurs during menstruation. In addition, Calendula Officinalis also treats vaginal yeast infections and is beneficial for women who are going through the postpartum period. Indeed, thanks to its healing properties, it can accelerate the healing of the perineum after childbirth and is also effective in treating the nipples of breastfeeding women in case of chapping or cracks.

Ophthalmology

Calendula Officinalis is a homeopathic remedy widely used in the development of many eye medicines. It is particularly recommended in case of eye irritation. Its active ingredient also helps relieve eye discomfort.

Recommended dosages in dermatology

In dermatology, Calendula Officinalis is generally used externally, in the form of a mother tincture. Thus, to clean open wounds and facilitate healing, dilute 30 drops of Calendula Officinalis in a little water and apply the mixture with a cotton pad, three times a day until the wounds heal. But, to treat other skin problems, such as eczema and acne, take 3 granules of Calendula Officinalis 4 CH, two to three times a day, until the rashes disappear.

Recommended dosages in stomatology

In case of gingivitis or dental abscess, the best thing to do is to use the mother tincture of Calendula Officinalis as a gargle. However, the patient can also apply a compress containing drops of this homeopathic remedy to the affected area.

Recommended dosages in gynecology

For gynecological problems, local application is also recommended, especially in the case of vaginal yeast infections or postpartum lesions. The woman should always finish her toilet by applying drops of Calendula Officinalis mother tincture to her vagina, using a compress. It should also avoid wiping after each application.

Recommended dosages in ophthalmology

When eye irritation causes watery eyes, the homeopath most often prescribes Calendula Officinalis 3 DH. However, as far as the dosage is concerned, it will depend on the symptoms observed in the patient.

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