Homeopathic Kali carb
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Kali carb or kali carbonicum is a remedy used for patients inclined to obesity with weakness and a soft pulse, coldness, and general depression. It is also indicated for characteristic stitches felt in any part of the body.[1]
Source
- Other names: Carbonate of Potash
- Short Form: Kali-c
Indications
The following are the main indications for Kali carbonicum.[2]
- Anemia associated with chilliness and throbbing in the blood vessels all through the body.
- Vertigo turning head rapidly, riding in a carriage, or from anything that decreases the supply of blood to the brain.
- Weakness of vision following excessive sexual indulgence.
- Asthma relieved by sitting up, bent forward, and comes on at 2 or 3 a.m.
- Tuberculosis with constant cold taking.
Other common conditions: whooping cough, edema.
Characteristics
- Triggers: drafts, atmospheric change, cold wind (triggers headache)
- General: sweat, backache, and weakness
- Worse: after coition, in cold weather, 2-4am, lying on left and painful side
- Better: with motion, in warm weather
- Psychological: principle, rigid, insecure, anxiety, hypersensitive to pain/noise/touch
- Other symptoms: sharp and cutting, stitching pains, knife-like pain, throbbing
- Food and drink:
Prescribing Considerations
Homeopathic remedies are prescribed based on homeopathic principles and after a detailed case taking. The prescription recommendations below are provided only as a guide. It is always recommended to consult with a naturopathic doctor or homeopathic practitioner prior to taking any homeopathic remedies, especially if your health is compromised or if your symptoms do not resolve in a timely fashion. The general recommendations for Kali carb include:[2]
- can dose thirtieth and higher.
- do not dose too often.
- be cautious with cases of gout and tuberculosis
