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Top 10 Homeopathic Medicines for Vertigo with Nausea and Vomiting

Vertigo is a condition in which a person feels as if he/she is moving or the objects in the surrounding area are moving or revolving. In some cases, it could be attended with nausea and vomiting. It can arise from various reasons. The causes may include anxiety, low blood sugar, BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo) and certain inner ear disorders. BPPV is an inner ear disorder leading to episodes of dizziness triggered by changes in the position of head like looking up or down, turning sitting in bed, or turning in bed. Nausea, vomiting and loss of balance can attend it. Inner ear disorders firstly include Meniere’s disease characterized by a triad of symptoms including vertigo spells; tinnitus means hearing noises in the ear in the absence of an external source like ringing, buzzing, humming noises and hearing loss. Other inner ear disorders include labyrinthitis (inflammation of labyrinth of inner ear involved in hearing and maintaining balance. It mainly results from viral or bacterial infections) and vestibular neuritis (inner ear disorder arising from inflammation of vestibular nerve that sends signals from inner ear to the brain about balance).

Another cause can be motion sickness. It arises from disturbance in the inner ear from repeated motion of a vehicle like car, train, bus, aeroplane, or boat. This results in dizziness, nausea, vomiting though some other symptoms may occur. Another cause can be migraines (it refers to throbbing type of one-sided headache attended with nausea and vomiting along with sensitivity to light and noise). Next reason could be cyclic vomiting syndrome (CVS) in which there appear severe episodes of nausea and vomiting in the absence of an infection or any other medical condition. Other symptoms include dizziness, sensitivity to light, diarrhea, and abdomen pain.

Vertigo with nausea and vomiting can also occur in cases of gastroenteritis (infection of the intestines that mainly causes diarrhea and vomiting and might cause dizziness as well in some cases). Certain neurological issues like stroke (a medical emergency in which interrupted oxygen supply to brain occurs causing the death of brain cells. It occurs from a blood clot in brain or from ruptured blood vessel in brain. Brain tumour can also result in vertigo with nausea and vomiting. Use of certain medicines (like insulin for diabetes treatment), food poisoning caused by consumption of contaminated food, or inhaling some toxic substances are some of the other causes.

Homeopathic Management

Homeopathic medicines are very effective for managing vertigo with nausea and vomiting. These medicines treat the underlying cause behind this complaint and bring magnificent results. Along with vertigo, nausea and vomiting, these medicines also manage any associated symptoms if present. These medicines are of natural origin that aid natural recovery with zero side effects. The homeopathic medicines are prescribed based on the characteristic symptoms in every individual case. So, it is advised to take any homeopathic medicine under the supervision of a homeopathic doctor and avoid self-medication. In case of vertigo, nausea and vomiting may occur from serious causes like stroke. Immediate help from conventional mode of treatment should be sought as homeopathy has its limitation to handle serious cases.

Homeopathic Medicines for Vertigo with Nausea and Vomiting

1. Cocculus Indicus – Top Medicine

Cocculus Indicus is the topmost medicine when it comes to manage vomiting with nausea, or vomiting alone. This medicine is the most effective for motion sickness (nausea, vomiting, dizziness in some persons triggered by travelling in vehicle like car, train, aeroplane, boat, bus). This medicine is also helpful when there is vertigo with nausea when one rises up from a lying position. It is attended with pressure in the forehead and redness, heat in face and heat in head. Lastly, this medicine suits well vertigo occurring from loss of sleep.

2. Conium

This medicine is highly recommended when vertigo is triggered by turning the head. Vertigo is also felt while walking. This can be attended with tendency to fall sideways. The sufferer sees black spots in front of the eyes. Pressure is experienced in the head. Vertigo can also trigger while rising up from a sitting or lying down position or from turning in bed.

3. Tabacum

Tabacum is of great use in cases of vomiting attended with nausea. Vertigo gets worse on opening eyes or from looking upwards. Vertigo gets worse indoors, it feels better in open air. Excessive sweating occurs along with vertigo. In cases needing it, vertigo may be followed by vomiting of food. Additionally, trembling and weakness occur. Vomiting relieves vertigo. Heaviness in head can also be present along with vertigo. This medicine is of specific help when vertigo, nausea occur from traveling by boat (sea sickness).

4. Chininum Sulph

It is an important medicine to manage cases where dizziness, nausea, vomiting are attended with noises in ears (tinnitus). The noises in ear can be ringing, buzzing or roaring type. There may be loss of hearing in some cases along with the above complaints. Sometimes throbbing type of headache can also be present.

5. Ferrum Met

Ferrum Met is a well-indicated medicine for vertigo with nausea and excessive weakness. It is also indicated for vertigo during headache. In cases needing it, vertigo is felt when rising suddenly and walking. While walking, a person feels dizzy as if drunk. Vertigo can also trigger from stooping. With vertigo, there is a tendency to fall forward. During vertigo, the face becomes very red. In some cases, ringing noises (tinnitus) can occur in ears.

6. Nux Vomica

Nux Vomica is a very useful medicine for vertigo that becomes worse when rising from a sitting position or from a bed. It seems as if the objects present around are moving or the room is revolving. It is attended with nausea and decreased vision. A heated sensation may be felt in the forehead. Vertigo may worsen after stooping or soon after eating. Along with vertigo, there is a tendency to fall. This medicine is also indicated when vertigo worsens from drinking tea, coffee or alcohol or tobacco use.

7. Bryonia

Bryonia is a beneficial medicine for vertigo and nausea that gets worse from the least movement. Turning the head and stooping also worsens it. During vertigo, it feels all the objects are revolving. During vertigo, there is pain in the back of head (occiput).

8. Theridion

This medicine is recommended for nausea and vomiting which gets worse from closing eyes and from noises. It also gets worse from the slightest movement and stooping. Cold sweating can attend it. Vertigo can also worsen on stooping.

9. Pulsatilla

This medicine is indicated when vertigo with nausea gets worse on stooping. One also suffers from vertigo on sitting and lying down. Rising from the bed in morning also becomes difficult. It gets better in open air. Walking relieves vertigo. Vertigo is attended with nausea and an inclination to vomit. This medicine is also suggested in cases of vertigo that occurs from indigestion.

10. Petroleum

Petroleum is a helpful medicine when vertigo with nausea and vomiting is attended with burping and pressure in the abdomen. Heat is felt in the face during vertigo. Vertigo gets worse on stooping and walking. There is a sensation as if one would fall forward due to vertigo. Vertigo also appears after eating a little food. There is relief in vertigo on lying down.

 

 

 

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Homeopathic Remedies for Vertigo

If you experience the feeling that things around you are spinning, you may be suffering from vertigo. It’s a condition in which a person feels that he or she is moving or the things in the surrounding are in motion which is not so in reality. The person with vertigo may have difficulty maintaining balance while walking and standing. Improper imbalance can also result in falling. Nausea and vomiting may also accompany vertigo. With zero side effects and made of natural substances, homeopathic remedies for vertigo can be of great help in the treatment of vertigo. These medicines bring great improvement in vertigo cases by focusing on treating the root cause behind it.

Best Homeopathic Remedies For Vertigo

Homeopathy provides several remedies to treat Vertigo. The topmost among these are Conium, Gelsemium, Cocculus Indicus, Chininum Sulph, Belladonna, Bryonia and China.

1. Conium Top-Grade Medicine

Conium leads the chart of homeopathic medicines for managing vertigo. The persons needing it feels as if he/she is moving around in a circle. Worsening of vertigo from head movement is the key indication to use this medicine. It is one of the best medicines to deal with cases of BPPV (condition in which vertigo occurs from head movement). It is also well indicated when vertigo worsens from turning in bed. It works well when vertigo gets worse while rising from a seat or bed. Besides, its use is suggested when vertigo occurs while walking. There may be a tendency to fall sideways. Lastly, for elderly people who experience vertigo, Conium is very beneficial.

When and How to use Conium?

This medicine should be used as a first remedy in cases of vertigo especially one that worsens from head movement. Also, it should be given in BPPV cases in the first place. It can be used in varying potencies like 30C, 200C, 1M. Most commonly it is used in 30C potency once or twice a day. To use high potencies, kindly consult a homeopathic physician.

2 . Gelsemium For Vertigo With Loss Of Balance

Gelsemium is a natural medicine prepared from the plant ‘yellow jasmine’. It is a very effective medicine when vertigo is accompanied by loss of balance. It poses difficulty in walking which causes staggering gait (unsteady walk as if drunk). Other than this, it is indicated when vertigo is attended with dim vision, double vision and heaviness of eyelids. In cases needing gelsenium, vertigo gets worse from walking mostly.

When and How to use Gelsemium?

Consider its use in cases where vertigo is accompanied by loss of balance while walking. It is usually given in 30C potency two to three times a day. Its higher potencies can be used only on homeopathic doctor’s advice.

3. Cocculus Indicus For Vertigo With Nausea, Vomiting

Cocculus Indicus is highly suitable medicine for vertigo accompanied by nausea and vomiting. In cases needing it vertigo worsens while sitting up or standing. It is also a top-listed medicine for vertigo with nausea and vomiting during travelling. Besides, cocculus is an important medicine to manage vertigo worsening from loss of sleep. Besides, there is a sensation as if one will faint.

When and How to use Cocculus Indicus?

This medicine should be preferred in all cases where nausea and vomiting occurs along with vertigo. It is mainly recommended in 30C potency. It can be taken once or twice a day as per severity of complaint.

4. Chininum Sulph – For Vertigo In Cases Of Meniere’s Disease

Meniere’s Disease refers to a condition in which hearing loss, noises in ear (tinnitus) and vertigo occur. Chininum Sulph is of great help when there is vertigo with noises in ear. The noises can be buzzing, ringing or roaring in nature varying from case to case. The person needing it has difficulty in standing and frequently falls down. Vertigo mainly worsens on stooping. In some cases, vertigo is accompanied by headache.

When and How to use Chininum Sulph?

This medicine should be the first choice to manage vertigo in case of Meniere’s disease. From low to high potency it works well in all potencies. Initially, it is best to use 30C potency once a day or twice a day. In case no changes occur, one may use high potencies under the supervision of a homeopathic expert.

5. Belladonna – For Vertigo During Headache

Belladonna is a leading medicine for treating vertigo that occurs along with headache due to Cervical Spondylosis. In cases needing it, vertigo worsens from movement, when turning in bed. It may also increase while stooping and from rising from stooped position. A tendency to fall to the left side or backward may be present. The headache attends vertigo. Headache gets better by applying pressure or binding the head.

When and How to use Belladonna?

This medicine is best for vertigo attended by headache. This medicine can be used in 30C potency twice or thrice a day as per the intensity of complaint.

6. Bryonia – For Vertigo In Case Of BPPV

BPVV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo) refers to a condition in which vertigo appears on the movement of the head or changing the position of the head. Bryonia is an excellent medicine for BPVV other than Conium. It works well when vertigo appears from sudden motion of the head in any direction. It seems as if all objects are moving in a circle during vertigo. The Vertigo improves when the head is in an absolute rest position without even the slightest motion.

When and How to use Bryonia?

Bryonia can be used in cases in which vertigo triggers from the movement of head. Bryonia is mostly used in 30C potency. One may take it twice or thrice a day depending on the severity of problem.

7. China – For Vertigo Worse On Movement And Walking

China is an important medicine when vertigo worsens with movement and walking. The person needing it is unable to walk straight and staggers while walking. Vertigo is relieved by lying down. With vertigo, fainting spells may occur. A tendency to fall backward is mainly present.

When and How to use China?

Use of this medicine is highly applicable for cases of vertigo which worsens on movement and while walking. China 30C twice a day is an ideal dose to start with.

 Causes Behind Vertigo

1. Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV): It is the most common cause behind vertigo. In this case, vertigo occurs from a sudden change in head position. For example, it may trigger from moving head up or down or turning in bed.  BPPV happens when calcium particles that are present in utricle move into semi-circular canal of inner ear that control balance. On head movement, these particles touch and stimulate the cilia (sensory hair cells via which the body’s balance and position information is signalled to brain) of these canals. Due to this, wrong information is processed about body’s position resulting in vertigo.

2. Labyrinthitis: Inflammation or infection of labyrinth which is part of inner ear

3. Vestibular neuritis: Inflammation of vestibular nerve that processes signal to brain about balance

4. Meniere’s disease: An inner ear disorder that causes triad of complaints including vertigo, tinnitus (noises in ear) and hearing loss.

5. Cholesteatoma: A cyst growing in middle ear behind the eardrum

6. Migraine headache: One-sided severe throbbing headache attended with nausea vomiting. Sensitivity to noise, light, odors can be there. Vertigo can also attend these symptoms.

7. Otosclerosis: Condition arising from abnormal bone growth in the middle ear

8. Ear surgery, head/neck injury, low blood pressure, certain medicines which damage ear for example diuretics, salicylates, aminoglycoside antibiotics and stroke (damage to brain from interrupted blood supply to brain)

What Symptoms May Accompany Vertigo?

Persons who have vertigo feel as if they are spinning or objects around them are moving or they are swaying or feeling unbalanced. They may have some other symptoms as well depending on the cause behind vertigo. These include nausea, vomiting, balance issues, headache, noises in ears (tinnitus), fullness sensation in ears, sweating and nystagmus (rapid, repetitive, involuntary eye movement).

 

 

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