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  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala

    1. Constriction. 2. Prolapse. 3. Worms. 4. Bleeding piles during childbed. (cancer in the family) 5. Constipation, sans urging. 6. Anal abscess after jaundice. 7. Cancer. 8. Fistula. 9. Condylomata and piles burning or arthritic pain. 10. Chronic mucous or muco-membranous colitis. 11. Mucus diarrheaRead more

    1. Constriction.
    2. Prolapse.
    3. Worms.
    4. Bleeding piles during childbed. (cancer in the family)
    5. Constipation, sans urging.
    6. Anal abscess after jaundice.
    7. Cancer.
    8. Fistula.
    9. Condylomata and piles burning or arthritic pain.
    10. Chronic mucous or muco-membranous colitis.
    11. Mucus diarrhea.

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carcinosinum
  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala

    Carcinosin was first introduced as a palliative remedy for the treatment of malignancy by Dr. J. T. KENT, Compton Burnett, and Dr. J . H . CLARKE. The credit for bringing carcinosin into the limelight goes to Dr. W. Lee Templeton & Dr. Donald M. Foubister. Dr. Templeton was the dean of the faculRead more

    Carcinosin was first introduced as a palliative remedy for the treatment of malignancy by Dr. J. T. KENT, Compton Burnett, and Dr. J . H . CLARKE.
    The credit for bringing carcinosin into the limelight goes to Dr. W. Lee Templeton & Dr. Donald M. Foubister.

    Dr. Templeton was the dean of the faculty of homeopathy and director of provings at Royal London Homeopathic Hospital. He carried out a proving of carcinosin in around 1952-53 by dividing provers into two groups. Group- I ,consisted 4 provers & 4 controls,Group-II consisted 5 provers & 4 controls.The drug was proved in 30 and 200 potencies.

    Dr. Foubister was a physician in charge of the children’s department at the same institute. He observed two children born to a mother who was suffering from carcinoma of breast. Both these children shared similar characteristics like café-au-lait appearance,blue sclerotics, numerous moles over the body and both suffered from insomnia. So, out of curiosity foubester investigated 200 cases in his OPD, of kids with similar appearance for a history of cancer & found that there was a strong family history of cancer, diabetes mellitus, and tuberculosis.

    The report of Templeton’s proving & the results of Foubister’s clinical findings were published in the British homeopathic journal in April 1954. vol.43,i.e in the same issue.

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carcinosinum
  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala

    Worse: 1. Seashore. 2. Thunderstorm. 3. Warmth. 4. Yearly, Summer. 5. Morning, night 6. Exertion. 7. Short sleep. 8. Vaccination. 9. Suppressions. 10. Depressive factors. 11. Anticipation, fright, grief. 12. Frustrations. 13. Deprivation of love. Better: 1. Evening. 2. Seashore. 3. Open air. 4. SleeRead more

    Worse:
    1. Seashore.
    2. Thunderstorm.
    3. Warmth.
    4. Yearly, Summer.
    5. Morning, night
    6. Exertion.
    7. Short sleep.
    8. Vaccination.
    9. Suppressions.
    10. Depressive factors.
    11. Anticipation, fright, grief.
    12. Frustrations.
    13. Deprivation of love.
    Better:
    1. Evening.
    2. Seashore.
    3. Open air.
    4. Sleep.
    5. Cold food and drink.
    6. Rest.

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carcinosinum
  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala

    1. Chronicity, recurrent attacks, infections. 2. Past history of damaged nutrition. 3. Lack of reaction to well-selected remedies. 4. Degenerative history. 5. Threatened malignancy. 6. Slow insidious development of symptoms. 7. A precancer cachexy, sudden decline. 8. Weakness, brownish, olive 'cafe-Read more

    1. Chronicity, recurrent attacks, infections.
    2. Past history of damaged nutrition.
    3. Lack of reaction to well-selected remedies.
    4. Degenerative history.
    5. Threatened malignancy.
    6. Slow insidious development of symptoms.
    7. A precancer cachexy, sudden decline.
    8. Weakness, brownish, olive ‘cafe-au-lait’ complexion.
    9. Blue sclerotics.
    10. Standard remedies do not go beyond palliation.
    11. Multiple infections in history of self or inherited.
    12. Recurrent cold, influenza, glandular fevers.
    13. Trouble starting early in life like recurrent cold, asthma, dust allergy, acidity, eczema, diabetes, cancer, T B, leukemia, pernicious anemia, secondary and tertiary syphilis,
    14. Suspected malignancy.
    15. Cancer of the softer variety.
    16. Hard yielding.
    17. Hysterical.
    18. Perfectionist.
    19. Industrious.
    20. Fastidious.
    21. Artistic.
    22. Nature lover, Love of travel, of animals.
    23.Creative.
    24. Lover of dance and music.
    25. Romantic soft, affectionate, frank.
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carcinosinumcharacteristics
  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala

    Carcinosinum is a homoeopathic remedy often used for individuals with a predisposition to cancer or those with a family history of cancer. Here are some characteristic symptoms: 1. Physical Traits: -Complexion: Café-au-lait spots (coffee with milk appearance), numerous moles, and blue sclera (bluishRead more

    Carcinosinum is a homoeopathic remedy often used for individuals with a predisposition to cancer or those with a family history of cancer. Here are some characteristic symptoms:

    1. Physical Traits:
    -Complexion: Café-au-lait spots (coffee with milk appearance), numerous moles, and blue sclera (bluishness of the whites of the eyes).
    -Body Build: Bulky yet emaciated bodies, with a tendency to gain weight easily.
    -Temperature Sensitivity: Patients may feel chilly or hot, and can be affected by both extremes of heat and cold.

    2. Emotional and Mental Characteristics:
    -Mental State: Tendency towards insomnia, noise sensitivity, and talking in sleep.
    -Emotional Sensitivity: Easily affected by emotions, with a tendency to weep easily and feel overwhelmed by trifles.
    -Behavioral Traits: Can exhibit destructive behavior in children, such as biting fingers or tearing at themselves.

    3. Health Conditions:
    -Recurrent Infections: History of recurrent bronchitis, pneumonia, whooping cough, and other childhood infections.
    -Glandular Issues: Breast conditions with soreness, hardness, and secretion of white fluid.
    -Family History: Family history of cancer, diabetes mellitus, tuberculosis, and other degenerative conditions.

    4. Cravings and Aversions:
    -Cravings: For salt, sweets, milk, eggs, meat, fat, or fruit.
    -Aversions: To certain foods, which may vary over time.

    5. General Symptoms:
    -Sleep Patterns: Early-life insomnia and a tendency towards various alimentary upsets, such as diarrhea, constipation, or acidosis.
    -Desire for Positions: Strong desire to lie on the chest or assume the knee-elbow position.

    Carcinosinum is a deep-acting constitutional remedy that addresses both physical and emotional aspects, making it a valuable tool in homoeopathic practice

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carcinosinum
  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala

    1. Rejection, deprivation of love, grief, bad news, fright, anticipation, reproaches, etc. 2. Sentimental. 3. Aversion to alone. 4. Dose not like consolation. 5. Take life too seriously, as a life or death matter. 6. Strong sense of duty. 7. Take more responsibility. 8. Depression; suicidal. 9. SympRead more

    1. Rejection, deprivation of love, grief, bad news, fright, anticipation, reproaches, etc.
    2. Sentimental.
    3. Aversion to alone.
    4. Dose not like consolation.
    5. Take life too seriously, as a life or death matter.
    6. Strong sense of duty.
    7. Take more responsibility.
    8. Depression; suicidal.
    9. Sympathetic and loves affection.
    10. Music makes him weep.
    11. Like traveling.
    12. Religious minded.
    13. Love thunderstorms, enjoying watching them.

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carcinosinumprepare
  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala

    The original source of carcinosin preparation is not known but some authors suggests, it was a preparation from carcinoma of the breast,

    The original source of carcinosin preparation is not known but some authors suggests, it was a preparation from carcinoma of the breast,

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carcinosinummiasmmiasma
  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala

    Carcinosinum prepared from the cancerous breast tissue. It represents the cancer miasm. Their survival depends upon performing tasks which one feels incapable of performing. Therefore there is a sycotic fixity as well as the destructive dimension of the syphilis. Carcinosinum people have a history oRead more

    Carcinosinum prepared from the cancerous breast tissue. It represents the cancer miasm. Their survival depends upon performing tasks which one feels incapable of performing. Therefore there is a sycotic fixity as well as the destructive dimension of the syphilis. Carcinosinum people have a history of too strict parental control. They reach out for perfection in everything, perfect partner, perfect one for the job, perfect parent, so they are often Ideal for others.

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