What are the symptoms of kali bich in headache?

In homoeopathy, Kali bichromicum is well known for its distinctive headache symptoms, often linked to sinusitis, catarrh, and gastric disturbances. Here’s a detailed breakdown:

🧠 Headache Symptoms of Kali Bich

– Headache in Small Spots:
– Pain is localized, often described as being in a spot that can be covered with the tip of a finger
– Intense and stabbing in nature

– Blind Headache (Migraine):
– Blindness precedes the headache—vision becomes blurred or temporarily lost before pain begins
– As the headache starts, the blindness fades

– Sinus Headache:
– Pain at the root of the nose or forehead
– Associated with thick, stringy, yellow-green nasal discharge
– Often worsens in the morning or after exposure to cold, dry winds

– Headache During Coryza (Cold):
– Occurs when nasal discharge slows or stops
– Linked to dryness of mucous membranes and suppressed catarrh

– Alternating Symptoms:
– Headache may alternate with gastric issues or rheumatic pains
– For example, headache improves when joint pain worsens, and vice versa

– Modalities:
– Worse: In the morning, from cold, damp weather, and around 2–3 AM
– Better: From warmth, pressure, and hot drinks

Kali bich is especially suited to individuals with a catarrhal constitution, often overweight, fair-skinned, and prone to sinus infections or gastric disturbances.