Amygdalus persica is a rarely used homoeopathic remedy derived from the peach kernel. It is primarily indicated in cases with persistent gastrointestinal disturbances, morning sickness, and urinary symptoms. Though less commonly prescribed, this remedy holds unique importance in case-taking and remedy justification, especially for BHMS students and interns who want to understand subtle and rare remedies.
Key Indications of Amygdalus Persica
- Constant Nausea and Vomiting
- Persistent nausea with occasional vomiting, often unrelated to food intake
- Can be observed in both acute and chronic gastrointestinal conditions
- Useful in patients where conventional remedies do not fully relieve symptoms
- Morning Sickness (Pregnancy-Related Nausea)
- Nausea and vomiting occurring primarily in the morning hours
- Often associated with aversion to certain foods
- Remedy is selected based on totality of symptoms, including mental and constitutional factors
- Haematuria (Urinary Tract Symptoms)
- Presence of blood in urine, typically after urination in a spurting manner
- Can be associated with mild urinary discomfort or burning sensations
- Rarely indicated, but important in cases with specific urinary symptom patterns
Mental and Physical Keynotes
Mental Symptoms:
- Irritability and restlessness
- Fatigue from persistent nausea or urinary discomfort
- Subtle anxiety related to physical complaints
Physical Symptoms:
- Constant nausea and vomiting, particularly in morning hours
- Gastrointestinal sensitivity, often worsened by motion or exertion
- Urinary complaints with haematuria or unusual urinary patterns
- Mild weakness and lethargy due to chronic vomiting
Modalities (Better/Worse Factors)
| Symptom | Better | Worse |
|---|---|---|
| Nausea & Vomiting | Rest, cool environment | Morning, after eating or exertion |
| Haematuria | Sitting quietly | After urination, physical exertion |
| Weakness | Rest | Continuous vomiting, dehydration |
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