migraine, here are a few well-known homeopathic remedies used for migraines, depending on your specific symptoms:

migraine, here are a few well-known homeopathic remedies used for migraines, depending on your specific symptoms:

🔹 1. Natrum Muriaticum 30/200

  • When to use: Migraine from grief, sun exposure, suppressed emotions, or mental strain.
  • Headache location: Begins with visual disturbances, throbbing pain, usually on the right side.
  • Modalities: Worse in the sun, better in a dark room, tight band around head helps.

🔹 2. Sanguinaria Canadensis 30

  • When to use: Migraine that starts in the back of the head and settles over the right eye.
  • Modalities: Better after vomiting, or lying down, worse with light and noise.

🔹 3. Iris Versicolor 30

  • When to use: Periodic migraines with blurred vision or aura, vomiting of sour/bitter fluid.
  • Headache location: Right side or forehead.
  • Modalities: Worsens with mental strain, eating sweets, or stress.

🔹 4. Belladonna 30

  • When to use: Sudden, intense throbbing headaches, face red, eyes dilated, very sensitive to light and noise.
  • Modalities: Worse from jarring, light, sun, and better in the dark and quiet.

🔹 5. Glonoinum 30

  • When to use: Congestive headaches with sensation of the head bursting, worse in sunlight or heat.
  • Head feels full, throbbing temples, pulsation in brain.
  • Modalities: Worse from sun, heat; better in cool open air.

🟢 Suggestion:

You can choose the remedy closest to your symptom profile. For example:

  • If your migraine is due to grief or emotional strain, prefer Natrum Muriaticum.
  • If it’s right-sided with nausea, try Sanguinaria or Iris Versicolor.
  • If it is sudden and intense, choose Belladonna or Glonoinum.

✅ Common Dose:

  • 30C potency: 4 globules, once or twice daily during episodes.
  • If severe: You may take it every 4–6 hours for 1–2 days, then stop.

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