Really, really could use some help from mamas who know homeopathy...anyone??

[tolovemercy]

This may be too far out--not sure, but I'm hoping to find some relief through homeopathy (not something I'm very familiar with, TBH, but really feel inclined towards this time for whatever reason.)

Anyway, here's the situation. I'm very newly pregnant (5w1d). With my last pregnancy, I had a severe aversion to being touched. Especially on my upper arms and thighs, and on my breasts. ESPECIALLY on my breasts/nipples. It made me furious--not like, consciously, or for any particular reason, but my first emotion when something would even just brush against me the wrong way--was blind rage. This time around, it's coming back. And--as you can imagine--is really, really problematic with small children around.

Obviously, I'm not taking swings at the kids or anything, but the conflict in emotions and the constant having to put them down to get re-adjusted is terrible. I absolutely can't spend another pregnancy like this.

I sometimes feel like if some factor was different--i.e. wearing different clothes, a change in temperature--it wouldn't be as bad. And sometimes those help *a little*, but not enough.

Can anyone help? Please, please, please. Or point me somewhere that can help?

[Avani]

Personally i would go with the Bach Flower Remedies over homeopathy for this particular situation. I'm thinking Beech and Impatiens. They work really well for me. Perfectly fine while pregnant.

[singbanshee]

because you're pregnant I think it would be a good idea to actually see a homeopath rather than self prescribe...just my .02

Hope you get some relief!

[Panserbjorne]

I would actually point you towards flower essences as well. Homeopathy is amazing and could do wonderful things for you....but this is not something for which you should really self prescribe. Especially not at this time. However flower essences could be very easy to use and beneficial. I would probably use australian bush flower essences. I would also look at the biochemic phosphates. They are tissue salts and work wonders for that on the edge feeling. Hope that helps! Feel free to ask more questions.