Is a medical condition that involves an enlarged sella turcica, which is a bony structure in the skull that houses the pituitary gland. Despite the term "empty," the sella turcica is not entirely empty but appears larger because the pituitary gland has flattened or compressed against the sella turcica walls. Empty sella syndrome can occur for various reasons, and it may or may not cause symptoms.
is typically made through imaging studies, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain. MRI can reveal the enlarged sella turcica and the flattened appearance of the pituitary gland.
Sepia: Often used for hormonal imbalances related to the female reproductive system, such as irregular or painful menstruation, menopausal symptoms, and mood swings.
Lycopodium: Indicated for hormonal issues related to the digestive system, liver, and male reproductive system. It may be used for conditions like bloating, indigestion, and low libido.
Pulsatilla: This remedy is suited for individuals with hormonal imbalances, especially in females, who experience changeable and weepy moods, irregular periods, and symptoms that vary with emotions.
Natrum Muriaticum: Used for hormonal imbalances related to emotional stress, grief, and suppressed emotions. It may be helpful for conditions like irregular menstruation and headaches.
Calcarea Carbonica: Indicated for hormonal imbalances in individuals who are overweight, chilly, and easily fatigued. It may be used for conditions like irregular periods and thyroid imbalances.
Thuja Occidentalis: Used for hormonal imbalances in individuals who have a history of vaccinations or suppressed skin conditions. It may be helpful for conditions like irregular menstruation and hormonal acne.
Ignatia Amara: Indicated for hormonal imbalances related to emotional stress, grief, and mood swings. It may be used for conditions like irregular periods and emotional disturbances.
Conium Maculatum: This remedy is suited for hormonal imbalances in elderly individuals, especially related to the prostate gland and urinary system.