Sexual & Reproductive Health

Inflammation of Uterus and Ovaries

Acute and chronic metritis and ovaritis, with associated symptoms and treatments

17 remedies

Overview

Inflammation of the uterus and/or ovaries, also known as metritis and ovaritis, can cause pain, swelling, and other uncomfortable symptoms. Homeopathic remedies may help manage the condition.

Remedies often used

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Hypersensitive, irritable nervous system

  • Irritable, oversensitive nervous system
  • Pain in the lower abdomen and back
  • Swelling of the uterine opening
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Choking pressure downwards as if everything will pass through the vagina

  • Painful rigidity of the uterus
  • Falling of the uterus
  • Tendency to abortion
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Skin affections accompanying uterine/ovarian inflammation

  • Chronic inflammation of the uterus and/or ovaries
  • Skin conditions like psoriasis, cracked nipples, or warts
  • Thickening or hardening of the skin
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Increased sexual desire and itching of the womb

  • Increased sexual desire
  • Itching or pulsation in the neck of the womb
  • Feeling of pressure or soreness in the pelvic region
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See a doctor if

  • Severe, persistent abdominal pain
  • High fever
  • Heavy, foul-smelling vaginal discharge
  • Difficulty urinating or passing stool
  • Signs of sepsis, such as rapid heartbeat, chills, and confusion

Everyday tips

  • Apply warm compresses to the lower abdomen to help relieve pain and discomfort
  • Avoid strenuous physical activity and get plenty of rest
  • Drink plenty of fluids to stay hydrated
  • Manage stress through relaxation techniques like meditation or yoga

Related health issues

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