Owen Homoeopathics Sepia 6c provides 120 pilules for home prescribing around symptoms associated with hormonal imbalance and exhaustion from overwork. It is considered predominantly a women’s remedy.
Sepia may be helpful for menstrual symptoms involving irregularity, dragging pains, or a heavy sensation. It may also assist with hot flushes and headaches during menopause, particularly when you feel emotionally worn down, irritable, indifferent, or unwilling to receive consolation.
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Symptom profile: Weary and indifferent, sad and irritable, chilly, with a heavy dragging sensation.
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Associated areas: Symptoms may involve venous circulation and the female pelvic organs, with sensations settling in the lower back and moving upward toward the head.
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Reported relief: Vigorous exercise, dancing, open air, wind, and the warmth of bed may feel better.
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Reported aggravations: Cold, standing still, menstruation, pregnancy, lactation, tobacco, mental fatigue, and consolation may feel worse.
The 6c potency and 120-pilule format suit keeping this homeopathic preparation available for the symptom patterns described above.
Considered predominantly to be a woman's remedy, Sepia may be helpful for menstrual symptoms with irregularity, dragging pains and heaviness. It may assist with hot flushes and headaches at menopause in women who are emotionally worn down, irritable and indifferent with aversion to consolation and a desire to be left alone. May be sarcastic and irritable. Dancing or exercise usually makes them feel better.It is mainly used in home prescribing to treat issues surrounding hormonal imbalance and exhaustion from over work. It may affect venous circulation especially the female pelvic organs where symptoms seem to settle in the lower back area and move upward towards the head. KeywordsWeary and indifferentHeavy dragging sensationSad and irritableChillyModalitiesBetter: Vigorous exercise and dancing; open air and wind; warmth of bedWorse: Consolation; cold; standing still; menstruation; pregnancy; lactation; tobacco; mental fatigue
