Tension Headache - How Can Homeopathy Relieve It?

Stress is brought on by specific circumstances or occasions in a person’s life. These situations make them feel disappointed, angry, stressed or even restless. The stress reaction is different for every individual. However, it is common that a similar occasion can regularly cause divergent reactions:

1. Public speaking
2. Pressure from due dates and deadlines
3. Difficult conditions in the family or friendly settings
4. Social circumstances
5. Changes in the workplace

Anxiety, then again, is a general feeling of nervousness or fear. However, the source of anxiety is not clearly defined or characterised. Anxiety disorders are a bunch of psychiatric conditions that cause unreasonable tension. Headache, on the other hand, are the most common while dealing with stressful situations or anxiety attacks. Homeopathy is viable because it is a holistic medicinal practice that cures the individual all in all. It addresses and cures the root of the issues that lead to diseases and disorders.

Homeopathy has a cure for this condition as we take of mind and body both, so its complete cure for headache.

One of the most common reasons people seek homeopathic care is to relieve the pain associated with chronic headaches,homeopathy helps treat and prevent recurrent tension headaches.

"I’m so stressed out!”  
“I can’t go to work. I’m stressed.”  
“I’ve got a stress headache.”  
“It’s just stress.” 

These are statements you hear all the time, aren’t they? You’ve probably even said one or two of them yourself. But what do people actually mean when they use this word, stress? Does everyone mean the same thing? 

In homeopathy, the practitioner is always inter­ested to understand what another person is actually experiencing. Of course, we can only understand by interpreting what we observe from their behaviour, in addition to listening to them explain what their inner experience is using their own words. 

However they often use words in quite loose and general ways, so to grasp what someone else is really feeling we need to ask them for examples, and to get them to describe their experience in as much detail as possible. 

When we do that, we find that individuals have quite different inter­pretations of the word stress. For some, it’s a feeling of anxiety, a kind of nervousness. For other’s, it’s primarily a kind of agitation. For yet others, it’s a feeling of not being able to cope. In fact, there is a wide range of emotions and inner feelings associated with this word “stress”.

Biologically, a stressor is anything which impacts on an organism requiring it to adapt or to defend its integrity. In human beings that impact may come from within, or from without. Physical disease processes can alter the inner environment of the body and these alterations require adjustments to be made.

In most circumstances, we feel stressed when dealing with change. However, clearly everyone will experience similar situations differently, some feeling unruffled. Even those who are experiencing a situation as stressful will have different thoughts and different sensations from each other.

As always, the homeopathic approach recognises this and therefore there is no single remedy for stress or even a small handful of remedies for stress. The most appropriate remedy will be the one which best matches the individual’s experience and characteristics.