Belladonna: for when someone is very hot, red, high fever, glassy-eyed

Aconite: quick onset of fever, may have some anxiousness

Gelsemium: person looks and feels droopy, fatigue, influenza

Eupatorium: person has achey, sore joints, influenza

Oscillococcinum: first signs of a cold/flu, tired, fatigue

Aconite + Bryonia: for the first sign of a cough

Bryonia: Dry, hard, painful cough, the person does not want to move

Drosera: Spasmodic cough, lying down makes it worse, worse in the pm

Ipecac: Coughing until vomit

Cuprum met: Spasmodic cough

Arnica: for any vascular injury (cuts, injury, bruises, trauma, head). Orally and topically

Aconite: for any injury, trauma - and the person is affected mentally

Hypericum: for infection

Hepar sulph: for soft tissue damage, infection

Calendula cream/ointment: applied to an infection, cut, injury

Cantharsis: burns (any type - sunburns, hot stove, fire, etc). Taken orally

Apis: bites, stings, allergic reaction to something (can be taken in addition to the epi-pen), hives

Ledum: bites (animal, insect, human), wounds, tics

Sanguinaria: sinus congestion, pain, headaches, and/or runny nose