Indigestion

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Indigestion, medically known as dyspepsia, refers to impaired digestion or discomfort in the upper abdomen, commonly after eating. It may result from overeating, irregular meals, spicy or fatty food, excessive tea, coffee, alcohol, stress, or underlying gastric disorders such as gastritis, peptic ulcer, or gallbladder disease.
Symptoms include bloating, belching, flatulence, nausea, burning in the epigastrium, heaviness after meals, loss of appetite, and acid reflux. Functional (non-ulcer) dyspepsia is usually related to stress or poor lifestyle, while organic causes may include gastric ulcer, GERD, or delayed gastric emptying. Chronic cases can affect nutrition, mood, and overall energy levels.

Homoeopathy treats indigestion by addressing both functional disturbance and constitutional tendencies. Remedies are selected based on the nature of discomfort, modalities (what aggravates or relieves), associated symptoms, and causative factors.
Homoeopathic medicines act by regulating gastric motility, improving secretion, relieving inflammation, and restoring normal digestion. They are especially effective in functional dyspepsia, flatulence, acidity, and nervous indigestion. Long-term use strengthens the digestive organs and nervous control without side effects.

Natural Homoeopathic remedies to get rid of Indigestion

Heaviness and Fullness After Meals – Nux Vomica

Indicated for sedentary, overworked individuals who suffer from heartburn, sour belching, nausea, and fullness after eating. Worse after stimulants, coffee, alcohol, or overeating; better from rest.

Acidity and Sour Belching – Robinia Pseudoacacia

For hyperacidity with sour eructations, burning in stomach, and acid taste in mouth. Often accompanied by frontal headache and constipation.

Burning Pain and Water Brash – Arsenicum Album

For burning epigastric pain, restlessness, nausea, and vomiting after spoiled or cold food. Pain relieved by warm drinks, but patient feels anxious and weak.

Flatulence and Rumbling After Meals – Carbo Vegetabilis

For excessive gas and bloating with desire for fresh air and weakness after eating. Useful for old or debilitated persons with slow digestion.

Sour Regurgitation with Heartburn – Pulsatilla Nigricans

For digestive upsets from fatty, creamy, or rich food. There is no thirst, taste of food remains long, and symptoms are relieved by cool open air.

Indigestion with Nausea and Giddiness – Ipecacuanha

Persistent nausea with clean tongue, vomiting of food or mucus. Useful in gastric irritation from overeating or spoiled food.

Distension and Burping After Eating – Lycopodium Clavatum

For excessive bloating after small meals, with sensation of fullness and rumbling. Desires sweets and warm drinks; symptoms worse 4–8 p.m.

Pain After Eating Little – Anacardium Orientale

When there is empty feeling in stomach relieved by eating, but pain returns soon after. Often due to nervous dyspepsia or mental strain.

Sour Taste and Regurgitation of Food – Natrum Phosphoricum

For acid dyspepsia with sour vomiting, belching, and yellow-coated tongue. Excellent in gastric acidity due to excess sugar or fat.

Feeling of Lump and Heaviness After Meals – Bryonia Alba

For stomach discomfort with dryness of mouth and great thirst. Worse from motion, better by rest and lying still.

Weak Digestion from Fatigue or Mental Strain – Kali Phosphoricum

For functional indigestion due to nervous exhaustion, with flatulence and belching of undigested food. Common in students or professionals.

Indigestion from Grief or Emotional Shock – Ignatia Amara

For irregular digestion caused by grief, worry, or suppressed emotion. Accompanied by globus sensation, sighing, and variable appetite.

Chronic Indigestion with Constipation – Sulphur

For burning in stomach and sour regurgitation, with early morning hunger and sluggish digestion. Often suits lazy, untidy constitutions.

Indigestion from Rich or Fried Food – Antimonium Crudum

For gastric irritation, white-coated tongue, and nausea after overeating. Better from rest and avoiding overindulgence.

Flatulent Dyspepsia with Sour Risings – China Officinalis

After loss of fluids or exhaustion, with abdominal distension and slow digestion. Eructations relieve pain temporarily.

Burning and Corrosive Pain in Stomach – Phosphorus

For acid dyspepsia with vomiting after eating, burning pain, and desire for cold food and drinks which are vomited when warm.

Nausea and Vomiting After Alcohol – Sepia Officinalis

For acid reflux and regurgitation of bitter fluids, especially in those with liver congestion and aversion to food. Better after exercise.

Indigestion with Bitter Taste and Nausea – Chelidonium Majus

For heaviness after fatty food, pain radiating to right scapula, and bitter taste. Especially effective when liver involvement is present.

Slow Digestion and Flatulence in Elderly – Alumina

For weak peristalsis and sluggish digestion, with sense of dryness and inactivity of bowels. Appetite poor, with fullness after eating.

Acidity and Vomiting in Nervous Persons – Argentum Nitricum

For gastritis and flatulence in anxious, hurried individuals. There is nervous indigestion with belching and trembling.

Indigestion arises from dietary errors, lifestyle factors, or stress-related gastric dysfunction. Homoeopathy provides a comprehensive, individualized approach, targeting both digestive irregularities and constitutional weaknesses. Remedies like Nux Vomica, Lycopodium, Pulsatilla, and Carbo Vegetabilis effectively regulate digestion, relieve acidity, and restore normal gastric tone. With proper diet, rest, and constitutional treatment, homoeopathy ensures long-term digestive balance, vitality, and comfort without dependency or side effects.