Glomerunephritis

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Glomerulonephritis (GN) is an inflammatory disorder of the glomeruli, the filtering units of the kidneys, leading to impaired filtration of blood, hematuria, proteinuria, edema, and hypertension. It may occur acutely after infections (such as streptococcal sore throat) or evolve into a chronic condition, causing progressive renal damage and eventual renal failure.
The inflammation results from immune complex deposition or autoimmune reactions, which damage glomerular capillaries and basement membranes. Symptoms include puffiness of face (especially in the morning), swelling of feet, reduced urine output, dark or smoky urine, fatigue, and elevated blood pressure.
Causes can include post-streptococcal infection, autoimmune diseases (like lupus), hypertension, diabetes, or exposure to toxins. Early detection and management are crucial to prevent irreversible renal scarring.

Homoeopathy offers a constitutional and individualized approach to Glomerulonephritis by addressing both acute inflammation and chronic renal dysfunction. Remedies are selected according to urine characteristics, associated symptoms (edema, weakness, hypertension), and causative history such as infection, exposure, or emotional strain.
Homoeopathic medicines aim to restore normal kidney function, reduce albumin and blood in urine, improve urine flow, and prevent chronic nephritic degeneration. In chronic or relapsing cases, constitutional treatment strengthens the immune system and minimizes recurrence.

Natural Homoeopathic remedies to get rid of Glomerunephritis

Scanty, Smoky Urine with Puffiness of Face – Apis Mellifica

Face swollen, eyelids puffy, scanty urine with burning and stinging pain. Patient thirstless and worse from heat. Excellent in acute nephritis with edema and albuminuria.

Bloody or Smoky Urine After Exposure to Cold – Terebinthina

Urine scanty, dark, smoky, and mixed with blood. Dull aching in kidneys with tenesmus. Tongue red and burning. Indicated in acute glomerular inflammation with hematuria.

Dropsy with Scanty, Albuminous Urine – Arsenicum Album

Pale, puffy face, swelling of legs, great thirst but drinks little at a time, restlessness, and anxiety. Relieves nephritis with exhaustion and burning pains.

Edema with Pale Urine and Weakness – Digitalis Purpurea

Scanty urine with albumin and slow pulse. Nausea, oppression of chest, and heart weakness. Useful in glomerulonephritis with cardiac involvement and water retention.

Nephritis After Scarlet Fever – Belladonna

Bright red face, throbbing headache, dry throat, and high fever. Urine scanty and bloody. Best in acute post-scarlatinal glomerulonephritis with cerebral congestion.

Acute Glomerulonephritis After Chill – Dulcamara

Suppressed or scanty urine after exposure to cold and damp. Puffy face, heaviness, and soreness in kidneys. Especially in acute nephritis of rheumatic origin.

Bloody, Albuminous Urine with Pain – Cantharis Vesicatoria

Constant urge to urinate with cutting pain before, during, and after urination. Urine contains blood and albumin. Excellent in acute inflammatory nephritis with burning micturition.

Dropsy with Pale, Milky Urine – Apis Mellifica

Generalized swelling, worse in the morning. Urine scanty, pale, with albumin. Great weakness and intolerance of heat. Suited to acute renal congestion.

Chronic Nephritis with Weakness and Emaciation – Phosphorus

Albuminous urine, weakness, and vertigo. Great thirst for cold drinks, but vomits them when warm in stomach. Useful in chronic degenerative glomerulonephritis and renal atrophy.

Urine Scanty, High-Colored, and Offensive – Mercurius Corrosivus

Burning in urethra with constant urge to pass urine. Urine bloody and scanty. Indicated in severe nephritis with ulcerative or toxic tendencies.

Anasarca with Frothy Urine – Helleborus Niger

Swelling of whole body, drowsiness, and scanty, dark urine. In advanced nephritis with uremic symptoms and somnolence. Useful in late-stage renal failure.

Nephritis with Great Prostration – China Officinalis

Edema with weakness and debility from loss of vital fluids. Pale face, thirst, and distended abdomen. Supports recovery in chronic nephritis and post-hemorrhagic weakness.

Urine Loaded with Albumin – Kali Chloricum

Highly albuminous urine with suppression or decreased flow. Useful in acute toxic or septic nephritis, especially from drug or chemical exposure.

Albuminuria with Drowsiness and Headache – Opium

Drowsy, semi-conscious, and breathing heavy. Urine retention or suppression. Indicated in uremic states following acute nephritis.

Chronic Nephritis with Hypertension – Aurum Metallicum

Depression, heaviness in head, and albuminous urine. Useful in glomerulonephritis with vascular degeneration and high blood pressure.

Scanty Urine with Brick-Dust Sediment – Lycopodium Clavatum

Renal congestion with backache and red sand in urine. Worse in the afternoon, better after urination. Excellent in chronic nephritis with lithic diathesis.

Albuminuria in Pregnancy – Helonias Dioica

Tired, depressed, and weak women with albumin in urine during pregnancy. Backache and dragging pelvic sensation. Strengthens kidney function in gestational nephritis.

Suppressed Urine After Chill or Fear – Aconitum Napellus

Sudden suppression of urine with fever, anxiety, and restlessness after cold exposure. Early remedy for acute nephritis from shock or exposure.

Chronic Nephritis with Emaciation and Weakness – Silicea

Scanty urine with sediment, swelling of feet, and general weakness. Promotes tissue healing and improves renal filtration in chronic nephritis.

Dropsy with Pale, Watery Urine – Ferrum Phosphoricum

Useful in early or subacute nephritis with mild albuminuria, anemia, and weakness. Regulates inflammation and improves circulation.

Glomerulonephritis is a serious renal disorder that can lead to chronic kidney disease if untreated. Homoeopathic management offers symptomatic relief and renal protection by targeting inflammation, improving urine output, and supporting systemic balance.
Remedies like Apis Mellifica, Terebinthina, Arsenicum Album, Cantharis, and Digitalis are most frequently indicated depending on the stage and character of symptoms.
Supportive care, including salt restriction, adequate hydration, management of infections, and monitoring of renal parameters, enhances recovery. With individualized homoeopathic treatment and medical supervision, progression of glomerular damage can be slowed or reversed, ensuring better renal function and overall well-being.