Sepia Officinalis is a remedy in Homeopathy that is especially prepared out of a tiny portion of jellyfish ink, a dark-brown tint employed by painters and printers. In 1834, Hahnemann (founder of Homeopathy) noticed the ill effects experienced by an artist who, while painting, often licked his paintbrush soaked in jellyfish ink. Because a substance that causes similar symptoms to a disease has the capacity to cure it in minimal doses, Hahnemann developed Sepia. It is considered by many Homeopaths a "polychrest," that is, a remedy with an extensive number of uses. Although Sepia is mainly employed in women's health, it has much more to offer.

Women's Health

Hormone imbalance related to premenstrual syndrome, hot flashes experienced during menopause, and any type of menstruation troubles. Pregnancy symptoms, physical or emotional, such as nausea and fatigue. Painful intimate relationships. There may be incontinence and heavy abdominal pressure when coughing or laughing, which indicates the uterus prolapsed (Sepia Homeopathy can also help with this). Yeast infections also call for this remedy. …show more content…
Other conditions are warts surrounding the glans, and discomforts from coition.

Skin

Sepia Homeopathy is for discolored, itchy patches that appear throughout and across the body. The remedy is also indicated for yellowy brown saddle in the nose and cheeks, essentially during pregnancy.

Digestion

Difficulty digesting dairy products or fatty foods. Other conditions that call for Sepia Homeopathy are gas, nausea, dizziness, tender abdomen, and constipation, with a sensation as if a lump is in the