1. Bronchial asthma of infants from dust, after fright. 2. Pneumonia, pertussis alternating with eczema worse 10 A.M and in the damp air. 3. Persistent whooping cough. 4. Burning in the chest from loss of sleep. 5. Recurrent Bronchitis, Asthma, or Pneumonia. 6. Tonsils and adenoid swellen. 7. AsthmaRead more
1. Bronchial asthma of infants from dust, after fright.
2. Pneumonia, pertussis alternating with eczema worse 10 A.M and in the damp air.
3. Persistent whooping cough.
4. Burning in the chest from loss of sleep.
5. Recurrent Bronchitis, Asthma, or Pneumonia.
6. Tonsils and adenoid swellen.
7. Asthma after fright or wet weather.
8. Deep desire to breathe.
9. Cough worse from cold air, from tickling in the throat, talking, laughing, yawning, undressing, or dressing.
10. Difficult breathing after running.
11. Bloody expectoration.
12. Chronic stage of pneumonia in children.
This situation helps in selecting Carcinosin by indicating that the case might have an underlying miasm or a deeper constitutional issue that requires a remedy with a broader scope. When individual remedies each cover some symptoms but none comprehensively address the entire symptom picture, CarcinoRead more
This situation helps in selecting Carcinosin by indicating that the case might have an underlying miasm or a deeper constitutional issue that requires a remedy with a broader scope. When individual remedies each cover some symptoms but none comprehensively address the entire symptom picture, Carcinosin’s extensive coverage and depth can address the underlying imbalance that other remedies fail to cover fully.
It highlights that the patient’s vital force might need a comprehensive remedy that can address complex, intertwined symptoms—something Carcinosin is particularly adept at, especially when there’s a familial or personal history of cancer or significant suppression of emotions.
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