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

    “A detailed study of a subject to discover information or achieve a new understanding of it”- Cambridge Dictionary Research: an organized and systemic way of finding answers to questions. Research means to search again (Re + search). To search is to make another, more careful look, to find out more.Read more

    “A detailed study of a subject to discover information or achieve a new understanding of it”- Cambridge Dictionary

    Research: an organized and systemic way of finding answers to questions. Research means to search again (Re + search). To search is to make another, more careful look, to find out more.
    “Research is a quest for knowledge through diligent search or investigation or experimentation aimed at the discovery and interpretation of new knowledge.”- WHO, 1993

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

    Difference between suppression and palliation: 1. Definition: • Suppression- An inhibition of physiological phenomena or removal of a diseases manifestation before the diseases itself is cured. • Palliation- Temporary relies of symptoms of diseases without actual curing of the diseases from which thRead more

    Difference between suppression and palliation:
    1. Definition:
    • Suppression- An inhibition of physiological phenomena or removal of a diseases manifestation before the diseases itself is cured.
    • Palliation- Temporary relies of symptoms of diseases without actual curing of the diseases from which they originated.

    2. Classification:
    • Suppression- It has two types-
    – Natural suppression.
    – Artificial suppression
    • Palliation- Not classified.
    3. Symptoms disappears:
    • Suppression-Permanently.
    • Palliation- Temporarily.
    4. Patients sensation:
    • Suppression- In general patient doses not feel better.
    • Palliation- Feels better gradually from suffering.
    5. Modalities:
    • Suppression- Physically improved but mentally and neurological symptoms worsen.
    • Palliation- No significant effects on mental or neurological conditions.
    6. Susceptibility:
    • Suppression- Become more susceptible to diseases.
    • Palliation- May or may not increase the susceptibility.
    7. Results of therapy:
    • Suppression- The patient may continue to have other symptoms which may not have been considered to be part of the original disease, after use of suppressive therapy.
    • Palliation- The disappeared symptoms return when the drug or medicine is discontinued.
    8. Permissibility in Homoeopathy:
    • Suppression- Suppression is impermissible in Homoeopathic system of treatment.
    • Palliation- Palliation is justifiable in Homoeopathic in following:
    – In case with advanced and irreversible tissue changes.
    – Patients lacking in any of vital organ.
    – Urgent case where danger to life and imminent death allow.
    – In poisoning.

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artificial suppressionorganon of medicinesuppression
  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala

    Mechanism of artificial suppression: • disease manifestation. • Use of allopathic drugs or tropical medicine. • Removing symptoms on a peripheral level. • Vibration rate of the organism is disturbed and weekend by two mechanisms- - By the influence of the drug itself. - By the interference with theRead more

    Mechanism of artificial suppression:
    • disease manifestation.
    • Use of allopathic drugs or tropical medicine.
    • Removing symptoms on a peripheral level.
    • Vibration rate of the organism is disturbed and weekend by two mechanisms-
    – By the influence of the drug itself.
    – By the interference with the best possible response of the defense mechanism.
    • Re-establishment of a new state of equilibrium at a deeper level.

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

    Types: it has two types- 1. Natural suppression. 2. Artificial suppression. Natural suppression: The sudden inhibition of the normal functioning of the vital force, and through the vital force the normal functioning of the body is also affected by the influence of some natural external factors. ArtiRead more

    Types: it has two types-
    1. Natural suppression.
    2. Artificial suppression.
    Natural suppression:
    The sudden inhibition of the normal functioning of the vital force, and through the vital force the normal functioning of the body is also affected by the influence of some natural external factors.
    Artificial Suppression:
    When suppression is caused by some artificial means it is called artificial suppression.

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

    Syphilis diseases: syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection caused by the bacterium treponema pallidum. It produces infection only in humans. it is a systemic venereal disease, rarely transmission is by non-sexual contact. It has two phages: 1. Acquired syphilis. 2. Congenital syphilis. a) AcquiRead more

    Syphilis diseases: syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection caused by the bacterium treponema pallidum. It produces infection only in humans. it is a systemic venereal disease, rarely transmission is by non-sexual contact. It has two phages:
    1. Acquired syphilis.
    2. Congenital syphilis.

    a) Acquired syphilis: (it has three phages)
    1. Primary stage of syphilis- usually develops 3 (2-10) weeks after contact with an infected individual. Hard chancer is formed at the site of contact (firm, non-tender, red popular lesion and ulcer formation).
    2. The inflammation is characterized by lymphocytes, a large number of plasma cells, macrophages, and obliterative endarteritis. They spread to regional lymph nodes and seed the body via the blood. The chancer heals spontaneously (even without treatment).
    3. Secondary stage of syphilis- it develops 2-10 weeks after primary chancre. Symptoms:
    a) Fever.
    b) Diffuse rash (palmar and solar rash).
    c) White oral lessons.
    d) Lymphadenopathy.
    e) Condyloma latum (flat papules in warm moist areas. e.c anus).
    f) Mucosal ulcer affects the genitals, mouth, pharynx, and larynx.
    g) Even without treatment lesions resolve spontaneously.
    h) The disease enters a latent phage.
    i) May relapse during the first 2 years.
    4. Tertiary stage 🙁 it occurs a year after the primary lesion). There is an active inflammatory lesion
    a) Syphilitic aortitis; aortic regurgitation; aneurysm.
    b) Neurosyphilis; meningovascular; tabes dorsalis, general paresis.
    c) Gumma ( granuloma); heper lobatum; gumma of testes, skin, bone.
    b) Congenital syphilis.
    1. Infected mother.
    2. Transplacental transmission of Treponema Pallidum to the baby in the uterus or during birth.
    3. Newborns baby will typically not develop a primary syphilis chancer but may present with signs of secondary syphilis (generalized body rash; syphilitic rhinitis.
    4. If non-treated (Miscarriage; premature birth; stillbirths or death in newborn).
    5. If non-treated but symptoms develop later (fever; rash; an enlarged liver and spleen; skeletal abnormalities; Hutchinson’s teeth; deafness; prominence of the brow rings; hard palate; interstitial keratitis; protruding mandible; saddle nose; short maxilla; narrowing of the little finger; musculoskeletal deformities; pseudoparalysis.
    6. If untreated Homoeopathically during pregnancy of the mother congenital deformity may result in children.

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development of syphilis miasmmiasmasyphilis miasm
  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala
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    Development of syphilis: A) Acquired: 1. Evil thinking. 2. Sustained. 3. Impure coition. 4. Infection with Treponema Pallidum. 5. Ulceration and Hard chancer by Treponema Pallidum (primary manifestation of syphilis). 6. Maltreatment (dissimilar medicine) or The chancer heals spontaneously (even withRead more

    Development of syphilis:

    A) Acquired:

    1. Evil thinking.

    2. Sustained.

    3. Impure coition.

    4. Infection with Treponema Pallidum.

    5. Ulceration and Hard chancer by Treponema Pallidum (primary manifestation of syphilis).

    6. Maltreatment (dissimilar medicine) or The chancer heals spontaneously (even without treatment).

    7. Bubonic stage of syphilis (The inflammation is characterized by lymphocytes, a large number of plasma cells, macrophages, and obliterative endarteritis. They spread to regional lymph nodes and seed the body via blood).

    8. Maltreatment (dissimilar medicine) or Even without treatment lesions resolve spontaneously.

    9. Syphilitic gamma (granuloma); heper lobatum; gumma of testes, skin, bone, etc.

    10. Maltreatment (dissimilar medicine) or Even without treatment lesions resolve spontaneously.

    11. Latent stage of syphilis.

    12. Explosion of latent syphilis due to any exciting & maintaining causes.

    13. Secondary manifestation of syphilis (miasmatic state of syphilis).

    B) Congenital:

    1. Infected mother.

    2. Transplacental transmission of Treponema Pallidum to the baby in the uterus or during birth.

    3. Newborns baby will typically not develop a primary syphilis chancer but may present with signs of secondary syphilis (generalized body rash; syphilitic rhinitis.

    4. If non-treated (Miscarriage; premature birth; stillbirths or death in newborn).

    5. If non-treated but symptoms develop later (fever; rash; an enlarged liver and spleen; skeletal abnormalities; Hutchinson’s teeth; deafness; prominence of the brow rings; hard palate; interstitial keratitis; protruding mandible; saddle nose; short maxilla; narrowing of the little finger; musculoskeletal deformities; pseudoparalysis.

    6. If untreated Homoeopathically during pregnancy of the mother congenital deformity may result in children.

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development of psoramiasmapsora miasm
  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala
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    Development of Psora: According to Dr. C. F. S. Hahnemann: 1. Skin eruption; scabies; psoriasis; Lepra itch (Primary manifestation of psora). 2. Maltreatment (Dissimilar medicine). 3. Then Psoric condition becomes more inward. 4. Stay at the Latent stage of Psora. 5. Explosion of latent Psora due toRead more

    Development of Psora:

    According to Dr. C. F. S. Hahnemann:

    1. Skin eruption; scabies; psoriasis; Lepra itch (Primary manifestation of psora).

    2. Maltreatment (Dissimilar medicine).

    3. Then Psoric condition becomes more inward.

    4. Stay at the Latent stage of Psora.

    5. Explosion of latent Psora due to any exciting & maintaining causes.

    6. Then Secondary manifestation of Psora (Miasmatic state of psora)

    According to Dr. J. T. Kent:

    1. Evil thinking.

    2. Sustained Evil thinking mental state.

    3. Predisposition may start.

    4. Skin eruption; scabies; psoriasis; Lepra itch (Primary manifestation of psora).

    5. Maltreatment (Dissimilar medicine).

    6. Then Psoric condition becomes more inward.

    7. Stay at the Latent stage of Psora.

    8. Explosion of latent Psora due to any exciting & maintaining causes.

    9. Secondary manifestation of Psora (Miasmatic state of psora).

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destruction of syphilis miasmaindicating symptomsmiasmasyphilis
  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala

    Destructive nature of syphilis: ( 1st version) Head: • Hair falls out in bunches. Face: • The appearance of marasmus & the general look of a wrinkled. Mouth: • Leukoplakia with fungal infection. • Various ulcers in the oral cavity. Nose: • Degenerative & ulcerative conditions of the nose. •Read more

    Destructive nature of syphilis: ( 1st version)
    Head:
    • Hair falls out in bunches.
    Face:
    • The appearance of marasmus & the general look of a wrinkled.
    Mouth:
    • Leukoplakia with fungal infection.
    • Various ulcers in the oral cavity.
    Nose:
    • Degenerative & ulcerative conditions of the nose.
    • The nose may be flat depressed from ulcer or destruction of nasal septum or ulcer inside the nostrils.
    Eye:
    • Scaly red lids. They are subject to all parts of structural changes & also corneal ulceration.
    Ear:
    • Ulcerative otitis.
    • Mastoiditis due to degenerative change in the auditory bones.
    Bones:
    • Destruction of the tissues of long bones.
    • Rickets in children.
    • Delayed ossification & fragility of the bones.
    • Caries & necrosis of bones.
    • Osteomyelitis.
    • Sarcoma.
    Respiratory system:
    • Ulcerative sore throat.
    • Quinsy.
    • Lung abscess.
    • Ulcer in the respiratory passage.
    Heart:
    Stomach:
    • Ulcer & destructive types of cancer.
    Abdomen:
    • Degeneration of hepatic cells.
    • Dysentery.
    Urinary organs:
    • Structural change; fibrous growths.
    • Bright’s diseases.
    • Destructive or degenerative malignant tumors in the urinary system.
    Female:
    • Ulcerative & degenerative varieties of genital tumors.
    • Erosion & ulceration of cervix & vulva.

    Rectum:
    • Alteration of rectal diseases with heart, chest, or lung troubles especially asthma or respiratory difficulties.
    • Dysentery with blood & pus.
    Nails:
    Skin:
    • Skin affections with glandular involvement.
    • Suppurated pustular eruptions.
    • Gangrene.

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Dr Beauty Akther
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miasmapseudo-chronic disease
  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala

    Pseudo-chronic disease: Synonyms: false chronic diseases; inappropriate chronic diseases. Pseudo-chronic diseases are those diseases that are caused by some avoidable maintaining cause. They are not caused by any Hahnemannian fundamental miasma. Avoidable maintaining causes means any maintaining cauRead more

    Pseudo-chronic disease:
    Synonyms: false chronic diseases; inappropriate chronic diseases.
    Pseudo-chronic diseases are those diseases that are caused by some avoidable maintaining cause. They are not caused by any Hahnemannian fundamental miasma. Avoidable maintaining causes means any maintaining cause which can be avoided, which is avoidable if one tries on a daily basis to avoid it; then you can prevent these pseudo-chronic diseases. they have all the characteristics of chronic diseases except one that they are not caused by Hahnemanniun miasma. They progress slowly, and gradually like as true chronic diseases; if maintaining cause is not removed at a time, they suffer a patient for a long period of time like as true chronic diseases.

    • Those who are continuously exposed to toxic influences that could be avoided. Often this includes occupational hazards like working in smoking areas/bars, in industrial polluted areas, in chemical factories producing toxic products, nuclear reactors, etc.
    • Those who continue to take alcohol; tobacco and medicinal preparations that are already showing their damaging effect on health, or continue with their use of narcotic drugs however mild.
    • Those who abstain from balanced diets and eat just a few selected foods. Or others get onto extreme diet protocols. Some people are too poor to afford balanced diets, and simply eat what they have in their back gardens. Malnourishment is a major problem in many areas of the world.
    • Those that live in marshy area, small closed, and confined in large cities where land and housing is a premium. People live in shanty towns and slums where ventilation, sanitation, and space are severely limited.
    • Those who do not get adequate exercise and exposure to open air and sunshine.
    • Those who are living a life so stressed and overworking with 2-3 different part-time jobs, and too much of either physical or mental work and hence are moving towards the “burnout” syndrome.
    • Those who continue to drive themselves with constant worry and anxiety.

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acute diseaseschronic diseasesdifferenceimportancemiasma
  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala
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    *** The need to distinguish between acute and chronic disease: **In disease diagnosis: Acute diseases have sudden onset & short lasting in nature. For this region, acute disease suddenly can make severe pathology and complication. Sometimes, this condition may be fatal for patients. On the otherRead more

    *** The need to distinguish between acute and chronic disease:

    **In disease diagnosis: Acute diseases have sudden onset & short lasting in nature. For this region, acute disease suddenly can make severe pathology and complication. Sometimes, this condition may be fatal for patients. On the other hand in chronic disease, Chronic disease is a disease that arises from chronic miasm having the following characteristics as Gradual, insidious, imperceptible beginning. Unlimited lifelong sufferings. Is not extinguished by vital force alone. No tendency to decline or recovery may continue through the next generations unless treated Homoeopathically. Destroys the organism in the long run if untreated. so, knowledge of the capacity difference between acute & chronic disease gives helps the physician to make the treatment diagram of the patients.

    ** In medicine selection: in our Materia Medica, there has some medicine in acute & short acting in nature. On the other hand, there has much more medicine that can make influence the constitution, miasm, and mind of the patients & can give long-lasting effects in nature. so, knowledge of the capacity difference between acute & chronic disease gives helps the physician for select the proper medicine for proper cases.

    ** To make a treatment diagram: the management procedure of acute & chronic disease is not equal. In acute disease, we should give rapid management for patients to save their life.

    **For an understanding of Posology & dose: in acute diseases, we should use lower to medium potency of the selected remedies; on the other hand, in chronic disease, we should use the medium to the high power of the selected remedies to avoid unwanted medicinal aggravation due to overdose or for reducing homeopathic aggravation.

    **Dealing with miasm: Acute disease is originated from the acute miasm; on the other hand, chronic disease is caused by the fundamental chronic miasm. So in acute disease, we should require administration of the symptomatic similimum with acute miasm. Whereas the treatment of chronic disease there required the administration of anti-miasmatic remedies. So to select the specific anti-miasmatic remedies physicians must be possessed knowledge of disease and their comparison.

    **Prognosis: To assess the prognostic value of a disease; the physician should detect the case whether it is acute or chronic. It helps to create a treatment plan to treat the case of the individual.

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