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Homeopathic Remedy List (This needs Information, Folks!!)
| Condition | Remedy |
| Bleeding | scroll down page |
| Chills | scroll down page |
| Diarrhea | scroll down page |
| Lyme Disease | Ledum |
| Parasites | scroll down page |
| Poisoning | scroll down page |
| Puncture Wounds | Ledum |
| Respiratory | scroll down page |
| Shock | scroll down page |
| Tumors in Budgies | scroll down page |
Ledum
Thank you - very interesting. I had never heard of the herbal form of this
being used. I've used the homeopathic form successfully for puncture wounds
in animals.
Is the person who is using it for Lyme disease, using the homeopathic
preparation or the herbal form?
Nancy
<< Is the person who is using it for Lyme disease, using the homeopathic
preparation or the herbal form? >>
Here is the site about lyme disease.
http://cassia.org/ledum.htm
Regards,
Linda
In response to Nancy's question about Ledum for Lyme disease, I'm aware of
homeopathic Ledum being used for leg cramps in humans. I checked out the
website that Linda supplied (thanks, Linda), and noted that Ledum was
mentioned after referring to the leg cramps the animals were suffering as a
result of Lyme disease. So that might be the connection there.
I'm not really sure how to tell if a parrot is having a leg cramp, but isn't
there a problem that's not uncommon in cockatiels, where they act as if they
have leg cramps for a few days to weeks? Perhaps Ledum would be helpful
there, as well as modest mineral/ electrolyte supplementation.
Sue vG
This is information from Beryl Chapman's book "Homeopathic Treatment for
Birds"
Bleeding:
Hypercal for slow, non-emergency bleeding
Hamamelis 30 for weakness from bloodloss and after operations
Bellis Perennis 30 heals deep tissue after surgery
Lachesis 30 for sepsis with skin a dark purple color
Chills:
Lycopodium 30 if bird is shivery and cold with the right foot warm and
the left foot cold.
Aconite 30 if the weather is cold, dry, and windy and if the bird is hot
and restless
Gelsemium 30 if the bird is tired without fear but fluffed and looking
ill
Diarrhea:
Arsenicum 30 if bright green and liquid
Alum 30 if dark or light brown
Arnica 200 after surgery for bloody diarhhea
Carbo Veg 30 if weak from fluid loss
Parasites:
Treat with allopathic remedy then give
Ledum 12, 2 doses morning and evening or if severe, give 4 doses during
the day
Respiratory:
Aconite if bird is hot and has fear and labored breathing
Arsenicum if bird is restless
Sulphur if bird relapses from either of above treatments
Shock:
Arnica 200 if shock is from an accident causing physical injury
Aconite if shock is from fear and injury of capture
Ignatia 200 or 30 if shock is from grief or fright
Gelsemium if patient is cold, has no fear, is quiet and prostrated
Poisoning:
Arsenicum 30 for food poisoning
Ipecacuanha 30 if bird is hot and salivating and gasping
Carbo-Veg 200 if bird is quiet and cold
Aurum 30 for mercury poisoning
Merc Sol 30 if bird is weak and can't stand
Pyrogen 30 if bird consumed poisoned meat
Tumors in Budgies
Calc carb 30 twice a day for 2 days then once a day for a week for fatty
cysts
Silica 30 if cyst is hard
Scirrhinum 200 one dose a week if lump is hard with weight loss (cancer)
Dulcamara 30 for chill with diarrhea if the weather is wet