Staphysagria is a homeopathic medicine with a wide field of action. Ranging from urinary problems to eye infections, Staphysagria also treats scratches and benign incisions on the skin. Some types of eczema can also be treated in the long term with this homeopathic remedy.
Main indications
Staphysagria is a homeopathic medicine prescribed to accelerate the healing of small incisions and superficial cuts. But it can also be used for the cauterization of much larger wounds such as those of patients who have undergone a major operation.
Some urinary tract infections occur when the body is in a permanent state of stress that can disrupt organ functions. In this kind of circumstance, the subject ruminates on his worries. When he thinks he is in control of everything, he becomes tense. If so, he feels unable to take responsibility for himself. His tantrums are both violent so that excessive emotions of this type cause infections in the urinary tract. Frequent urination due to anxiety, sadness or depression fuels urinary inflammation, especially between each need to urinate. However, the burning disappears when the subject begins to urinate. It is advisable to describe the symptoms to the doctor in this type of manifestation because the burning urethra depicted in this way is not due to infectious cystitis. To relieve inflammation and fade the burning sensation, Staphysagria should be taken.
Staphysagria is recommended for patients who experience rashes on the skin, which are temporarily relieved when scratching. However, the rashes secrete a lot of pus and cauterize quickly. To treat this pruritus, Staphysagria should be consumed. Skin rashes can be a harmless eczema and then after extraction of the scab, they release a malodorous and acerbic liquid. When old wounds are healed, new wounds appear. These rashes usually settle on the scalp, behind the ears or on the nape of the neck. Some patients may have them around their eyes. However, it should be noted that Staphysagria can only relieve pruritus if it is due to a proven psychological problem. Depression has a huge influence on the dermal system, so much so that some patients feel annoying itching if there is a problem.
Problems such as depression and anxiety can manifest as urinary problems but also as warts that settle on the genitals. Depression can cause chalazia and styes around the eye or on the mucous membranes of the eyes. Staphysagria is prescribed as part of the treatment of depressive disorders that are accompanied by urinary and genital discomfort. These psychosomatic manifestations most of the time affect subjects of great shyness who nevertheless wish to have a sexual relationship. His shyness has harmful effects on his decision-making. They are attracted to the other gender without daring to approach them, hence their need to relieve themselves through masturbation. These psychological problems also lead to pollakiuria, which is a disease characterized by frequent urination in small quantities.
Dosage
For local wounds, Staphysagria 5 CH or 7 CH should be consumed. For deeper wounds, it is advisable to use Staphysagria 5 CH dilution. If the injuries are recent, take 5 Staphysagria granules of 9 CH every two hours before spacing out. However, the treatment should be continued for one week.
Curative care through Staphysagria 9 or 7 CH is used in the treatment of urinary tract infections. To do this, the treatment must be carried out over an intensive period of three months at a rate of 5 capsules every two hours. To remedy psychosomatic rashes, Staphysagria 15 CH should be administered at a rate of 5 granules whenever the patient feels itching. To cure warts, the ideal would be to treat yourself for at least 2 months with Staphysagria 9 CH. The patient will then have to take 5 granules in the morning and 5 granules in the evening. To avoid aggravating chalazia and styes, it is strongly recommended to use Staphysagria 7 CH for a 3-month curative treatment. Each day, the patient will need to take 5 granules in the morning and another dose of 5 granules in the evening.
