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Nephrolithiasis, also known as kidney stones, can cause a variety of symptoms. The most common symptom is:
1. Severe pain in the back, flank, or groin that comes and goes in waves. Pain may be felt in the belly area or side of the back, below the ribs . Pain may move to the groin area (groin pain), testicles (testicle pain) in men, and labia (vaginal pain) in women. Pain that comes in waves and fluctuates in intensity. Pain caused by a kidney stone may change for instance, shifting to a different location or increasing in intensity as the stone moves through your urinary tract.
2. Pain or burning sensation while urinating
3. Nausea and vomiting.
4. Abnormal urine color (Pink, red or brown urine) or Cloudy or foul-smelling urine.
5. Blood in the urine.
6. Fever and chills (if an infection is present).
7. Painful or frequent urination.
8. A persistent need to urinate, urinating more often than usual or urinating in small amounts.
9. More vague pain or stomach ache that doesn’t go away.

Here are a few examples of surgical cases that have been reportedly treated successfully with homeopathy:

1. Alopecia Areata: This is a condition that causes hair to fall out in small patches.
2. Diabetic Ulcer: Homeopathic management has been used to treat diabetic ulcers.
3. Interstitial Lung Diseases: These are a group of diseases that inflame or scar the lungs. In some cases, the damage can be stopped or reversed with treatment.
4. Multiple Corns: These are thick, hardened layers of skin that develop when your skin tries to protect itself against friction and pressure.
5. Psoriasis: This is a skin disorder that causes skin cells to multiply up to 10 times faster than normal.
6. Urinary Calculi: These are hard deposits made of minerals and salts that form inside your kidneys.
7. Uterine Fibroid: This is a noncancerous growth of the uterus that often appears during childbearing years. ETC.

Please note that when any case becomes out of range of the medicinal system, it is called a surgical case. In some surgical cases, Pathology becomes irreversible in stage, in this condition, you can use Homoeopathic medicine as a palliative.

Esrat
Boericke’s Repertory, part of Boericke’s Homeopathic Materia Medica and Repertory, is a valuable tool in homeopathic practice. However, it does have certain limitations: ( in short)

1. Clinical Focus: Boericke’s Repertory is a clinical repertory, which means it contains clinical symptoms (conditions) and corresponding groups of medicine. While this facilitates the selection of remedies based on pathological similarity, causation, modalities, and concomitants, it may not be suitable for common repertorisation. This is particularly true in cases where only common symptoms with few modalities and concomitants are found.

2. Technical Terms as Rubrics: The repertory often uses technical or clinical terms as rubrics. While this aligns with the homeopathic requirement to prescribe for the symptoms of each specific case and not for the mere name of the disease, it can be challenging for those not familiar with these terms.

3. Scope and Implementation: The full utility of Boericke’s Repertory may not have been realized due to a lack of understanding and implementation of its scope and limitations.

4. Popularity: Although Boericke’s Repertory has gained popularity due to its practical arrangement of rubrics in different anatomical sections, it was not initially as popular as other repertories like Clarke’s Clinical Repertory.

5. Dr. Boericke himself says “This work found numerous suggestions based on clinical observations.

6. Wrong placement of certain rubrics. For example- ABDOMEN – ERUPTION – fissure, fistula, inflammation (proctitis), etc. LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM – GOUT of chest, eyes, stomach, heart, etc.

7. Alphabetical arrangement is not maintained properly in whole through the repertory. Example in the ABDOMEN chapter, Haemorhoids; Hernia; Intestines; Jaundice followed by Hypocondria; Liver.

1. Urethral inflammation is marked with burning pain in urethra while urinating.
2. Urine also has an offensive smell.
3. In males, thin fluid mixed whitish mucus or yellow purulent discharge appears from the urethra. There is soreness in urethra along with this.
-Impotence.
-Gonorrheal flow thin, transparent, mixed with opaque, whitish mucus, stains linen yellow.
-Intense and frequent erections day and night.
-Pains along urethra while urinating, drawing burning.
-Gonorrhea for ten months ; during eight months mostly suppressed by drugs and injections ; for past two months flow persists, watery, transparent, but acrid and abundant, mixed with creamy liquid, stains linen yellow brown ; pain at end of penis during urination ; since third month of infection had heavy, drawing, wandering pains in right arm, right hip and left calf, by urination ; if he urinates after getting warm in bed, has to urinate every hour rest of night ; faint, indefinite sense of chilliness, followed by frequent calls to urinate, urine being hot, copious and followed by spinal chill and incontinence of urine on getting cold.
-Burning in meatus during urination, and a feeling of soreness through whole urethra ; also after urinating, a feeling as if something more remained in urethra.
-Scanty, yellowish, gleety discharge, of many months’ standing showing most plainly in morning, gumming up orifice.
-Profuse, yellow, purulent discharge from urethra, most copious in morning.
-Cannot retain urine more than an hour, after 5 or 6 P. M.
-Cannot retain urine through night.
-Soreness, swelling and dragging of testes.
4. In females, thick, acrid vaginal discharge with fishy odor is prominent.
-Great sexual desire after menses, in a single woman.
-Ulceration of neck of uterus, which looked ragged and torn, inflamed and covered with stringy pus ; had gonorrhea.
-Distinct soreness and nervous pain in one spot in lower part of uterus on left side, < walking or moving left leg.
-Pulling and pain in sacrum and pubic region, as if menses were coming on.
-Profuse menses ; dark clotted, also bright blood, with faintness and some pain.
-Menses very dark ; stains difficult to wash out.
-Intense menstrual colic, causing drawing up to knees, with terrible, bearing down, labor like pains, with pressing of feet against support, as in labor.
-A burning pain in lower part of back and hips during menses.
-After very profuse menses, neuralgia in paroxysms in head, with twitching and drawing in limbs and cords of neck, which were like wires ; pain in lower abdomen, with profuse, yellowish leucorrhea.
-Itching of vagina and labia, thinking of it makes it worse.
-Breasts cold as ice to touch, especially nipples (during menses) ; rest of body warm.
-Ulceration and inflammation of os uteri, and chronic intra-uterine inflammation.
-Leucorrhea ; albuminous, white-of-egg-like consistency.
-Painful hypertrophy of uterus.
-Membranous Dysmenorrhea : Menstruation was accompanied by terrible pains of a grinding character.
-Flow scanty, and on the second day there was a passage of a firmly organized membrane.
-The mental symptom was a constant feeling as if something was behind her.
-Sharp shooting pains like knives, much soreness and tenderness to pressure the slightest pressure causes her to suffer pains for hours, bearing-down sensation, especially in the left ovary, relieved by pressing upon abdomen ; pains run from left ovary to uterus.
-Uterus : sub involuted, sensitive to slightest pressure, a sensitive spot above and to the right of cervix.
-Leucorrhea : thin, acrid, producing severe pruritus, itching intolerable, worse by rubbing, also better by bathing frequently with tepid water ; it has odor of decayed fish ; sharp pains run from uterus to rectum.
Leucorrhea in a pure young girl, æt. 13 ; thick, yellow, profuse, running down the clothes to the feet, stiffening the linen.
Sycotic.