Hayfever, Rhinitis, Headaches

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Hi all, 

It's Spring and Hayfever season!😴book here


Hayfever typically presents symptoms such as:

1) Allergic rhinitis

2) Scratchy throat

3 )Itchy, watery eyes

4) Headaches

3 Common Remedies associated with Hayfever are:

1) Aconite - especially if symptoms are brought on by cold dry winds.

2) Euphrasia - especially with an itchy throat.

3) Allium Cepa - especially with a runny nose and eyes.


There are many more remedies for Hayfever, and typically Hayfever symptoms accompany other body symptoms, a unique personality, and a unique health history.  This is precisely why it is most helpful to see a trained homeopath for further assistance in choosing the remedy that is right for you.  A  trained homeopath can dig deeply into your history and root out what is at the heart of your symptoms, what is not, and can determine how to proceed.  

As a trained and licensed homeopath, I can determine if there are any blocks to wellness, if there are any unique characteristics that point to one remedy or another, which characteristics are important to see now and which can be taken into consideration further along the journey of your health.

Each unique person has great value and deserves to have a plan designed for them.  Allergies and autoimmune conditions may take a month or two to see improvement, and a year or two before seeing the allergy become less present, with your daily life free of aggravating symptoms.

For more information or to book:

Please contact me at: chrissydurgin@gmail.com

or book an online consultation at: www.home-health-homeopath.com

quick note, I hold 1-2 hr. Online Zoom Consulations only, for your Convenience!

For allergies please choose a Full Initial Consultation or a  Package Deal of 4 appointments to start.



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