Homeopathic Medicine for Sclerosis – Hardening Of An Organ Or Tissue, Especially Due To Excessive Growth Of Fibrous Tissue

Arnica mont. (Thrice a day): Hemorrhage in sclerosis.

Arsenicum iod. 1x (Thrice a day): Arteriosclerosis – thickening and hardening of the inner walls of an artery with impairment in circulation of blood.

Aurum ars. (Thrice a day): Stenosis of aorta – constriction and narrowing of passage of the orifice of aorta.

Aurum mur. 3x (Thrice a day): Sclerosis – multiple of the brain and cord. It is a chronic, slowly progressing disease of the central nervous system. Voluntary muscular power goes but the patient is perfectly sensible. It is also useful for sclerotic and exudative degenerations. Severe and sudden pains coming and going like flashes of light, tremors, hypertrophy of fingers.

Calcarea fluor. 6x (Thrice a day), Spartium scoparium (Thrice a day): Arteriosclerosis. Constriction of arteries.

Cannabis ind. (Thrice a day): Its use may alleviate multiple sclerosis which is an autoimmune disease. The body’s immune system destroys a sheath which protects the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. Has a great soothing influence in nervous disorders like epilepsy, mania, dementia, delirium tremens and irritable reflexes. Further research is required to reveal the harmful and useful value of this remedy.

Conium mac. (Thrice a day): Sclerosis of arteries.

Ergotinum 2x (Thrice a day): Beginning of arteriosclerosis which appears to be rapidly increasing. High blood pressure.

Ginkgo biloba Q (Twice a day): A medically supervised study has shown that the use of this remedy slows down mental decline in patients with multiple sclerosis.

Plumbum met. (Thrice a day), Plumbago iod. (Thrice a day): Sclerotic degenerations, specially of spinal cord, liver and heart.

Thiosinaminum 2x (Thrice a day): Ailments due to obstinate sclerosis of arteries. It is a remedy for gradual wasting away of the portion of the lower spine (tabes dorsalis).

Vanadium 6 (Thrice a day): Arteriosclerosis with sensation as if heart is compressed and aorta has no room for blood, producing pressure in the whole chest.

NOTE: Multiple sclerosis is a disease that erodes the layer of myelin from around nerve fibres of the brain and spinal cord. Once the myelin becomes damaged, it becomes harder for nerves to transmit signals to other parts of the body. It is a slowly progressive, chronic disease of the central nervous system that interferes with the brain’s, ability to control functions such as seeing, walking and talking. Symptoms vary and can range from numbness in an arm or leg to severe paralysis.