Summertime - hayfever and holidays and new starts

I hope you’re able to enjoy the lovely bright days we’re having at the moment.  

If your hayfever symptoms are reducing your enjoyment, here are some tips and hints to help you:  

https://www.helios.co.uk/collections/hay-fever-season

http://materiamedica.uk.net/hay-fever/

https://homeopathyplus.com/hay-fever-help-homeopathic-treatment-and-other-self-help-tips/

If you’d like to get long term relief from hayfever, contact me to book an appointment to discuss how homeopathy could help.

Going off on holiday soon?  Worried about the flight?  Or about getting ill while you're away?  Homeopathy can help – there are some hints about which remedies to use here: https://materiamedica.uk.net/travel-remedies/    Have a look and let's make your holiday even better.  If you would like me to put together a travel kit for you, please get in touch.

Suffering from too much time in the water?  Advice on earache, verrucas and chlorine rash available here:

chehomeopathy.com/remedies-for-common-swim-time-struggles/?vgo_ee=dTiIykRttG1KMiIMoQ2%2BQYW9%2FiAwkx0P4jQ72gi7sdo%3D 

Expecting exam results and making new starts?

Here are some remedies which may help you and/or your friends and family if they are feeling unsettled at the moment.  

Pulsatilla: for children who find times of change difficult; are sensitive, yielding and highly emotional, need lots of affection and support.  They display their anxiety by being clingy and whining.  Older children can become quiet and moody.

Gelsemium: good for acute, anticipatory fear in which the child seizes up and trembles or stutters.  Very useful before first days, exams, speeches, performances. 

Arg nit: strong anticipatory anxiety with loose stools.  Emotional children with vivid imaginations.  They dread ordeals and have a strong lack of confidence about a new situation.

Calc carb: for children who are generally happy and easy-going, but get very anxious with worries about small things.  Usually easily distracted from their worries, but then start worrying again.  Often slow, a bit sluggish, often obstinate, especially when worried.  Tend to perspire at night, especially around the head.

Ars alb: for children who are very restless and insecure when anxious.  They may feel exhausted due to the emotional strain of the anxiety.  They make lots of plans and are very organised, to reduce their anxiety by keeping everything under control.

Aconite: for extreme fearfulness with marked restlessness.  They cannot sit still and may even look scared.  Also for panic-style attacks with a hard beating heart, feel as if they can't get enough air, feeling faint.

Lycopodium: for children who fear that they will fail and look foolish or incompetent in front of others.  They cover this up with an overly confident manner but they don't feel confident.  Often they perform well despite the anxiety.

If you’d like help choosing the most appropriate remedy to take, or would like to have any of the remedies to hand, let me know.

I look forward to hearing from you!

Best wishes

Anna