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

    1. Discharge of blood during pregnancy. 2. Labour ceases, and instead twitching and convulsions. 3. Miscarriage (esp. in third month). 4. Defective contraction of uterus after miscarriage. 5. Offensive discharge from uterus causing her to vomit.

    1. Discharge of blood during pregnancy.
    2. Labour ceases, and instead twitching and convulsions.
    3. Miscarriage (esp. in third month).
    4. Defective contraction of uterus after miscarriage.
    5. Offensive discharge from uterus causing her to vomit.

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

    1. Labour ceases, and instead twitching's and convulsions. 2. Too long and too painful after-pains. 3. Lochia scanty and fetid, or of too long duration and sanguineous (followed by fever and inflammation of uterus). 4. Puerperal convulsions. 5. Female genital organs in general; pains like labour paiRead more

    1. Labour ceases, and instead twitching’s and convulsions.
    2. Too long and too painful after-pains.
    3. Lochia scanty and fetid, or of too long duration and sanguineous (followed by fever and inflammation of uterus).
    4. Puerperal convulsions.
    5. Female genital organs in general; pains like labour pains, which are protracted for a long time, skin cold and no wish to be covered, &c.; labour pains ceasing; labour pains too weak; abortion in the characteristic patients.

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

    1. Suppressed secretion of urine. 2. Scanty, hot, burning urine. 3. Emission of urine, drop by drop, difficult, scanty, with continued want to urinate. 4. White urine, clear like water. 5. Increased secretion of urine. 6. Urine retained. 7. Bladder paralyzed. 8. Enuresis: of old people; pale, wateryRead more

    1. Suppressed secretion of urine.
    2. Scanty, hot, burning urine.
    3. Emission of urine, drop by drop, difficult, scanty, with continued want to urinate.
    4. White urine, clear like water.
    5. Increased secretion of urine.
    6. Urine retained.
    7. Bladder paralyzed.
    8. Enuresis: of old people; pale, watery, or bloody urine.
    9. Hćmaturia; bloody, albuminous urine; thick black blood.
    10. Urinary deposit like white cheese.

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

    Hemorrhagic Symptoms of Secale cornutum (Ergot of Rye) 1. Hemorrhagic Diathesis and Blood Characteristics - Passive, continuous oozing of blood - Blood thin, watery, black or dark brown in colour - Fetid or putrid odour, exhausting to the patient - Great prostration, coldness of skin, clammy sweat aRead more

    Hemorrhagic Symptoms of Secale cornutum (Ergot of Rye)

    1. Hemorrhagic Diathesis and Blood Characteristics

    – Passive, continuous oozing of blood
    – Blood thin, watery, black or dark brown in colour
    – Fetid or putrid odour, exhausting to the patient
    – Great prostration, coldness of skin, clammy sweat accompanying bleeding

    2. Sites of Hemorrhage

    – Uterine
    – Menorrhagia and metrorrhagia: copious, dark, watery flow lasting until next period
    – After-pains and fetid lochia postpartum
    – Gastrointestinal
    – Haematemesis: “coffee-grounds” vomitus
    – Melena: black, tarry stools
    – Respiratory
    – Haemoptysis: dark, slow-flowing blood
    – Nasal
    – Epistaxis: oozing of dark, fetid blood
    – Renal
    – Haematuria: black blood in urine
    – Capillary
    – Purpura and ecchymoses; spontaneous bleeding into skin and mucosa

    3. Concomitant Signs

    – Intense internal heat yet cold skin; patient intolerant of warmth
    – Formication and numbness; risk of gangrene in extremities
    – Extreme debility: patient sinks rapidly after each hemorrhagic episode

    4. Modalities

    – Worse: warm coverings, heat, exertion
    – Better: cold applications, uncovering, rest

    Secale cornutum is foremost indicated whenever there is passive, exhausting bleeding of black, fetid blood from any orifice, especially when the patient feels burning internally but intolerant of external warmth. Continuous oozing, extreme prostration, and improvement from cold are keynotes guiding its selection.

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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. Discouragement and timidity. 2. Great anxiety. 3. Sadness and melancholy. 4. Great anguish. 5. Furor, with a desire to jump into the water. 6. Madness and inclination to bite. 7. Fear of death. 8. Mania. 9. Weakness of the intellectual faculties (stupid, half-sleepy condition; moaning). 10. MentaRead more

    1. Discouragement and timidity.
    2. Great anxiety.
    3. Sadness and melancholy.
    4. Great anguish.
    5. Furor, with a desire to jump into the water.
    6. Madness and inclination to bite.
    7. Fear of death.
    8. Mania.
    9. Weakness of the intellectual faculties (stupid, half-sleepy condition; moaning).
    10. Mental alienation.
    11. Delirium.
    12. Loss of consciousness.
    13. Consciousness seems to continue to the last breath, and just before death, it seems as though the patient would improve.

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

    Most Suitable Remedies for Anaemic Women (Using Complete Dynamics Repertory) In Complete Dynamics, the primary rubric path for anaemia is: “Generals → Anemia.” Below are the top remedies by grade under that rubric, with their principal indications in anaemic women. Key Rubedy Rankings for “GeneralsRead more

    Most Suitable Remedies for Anaemic Women
    (Using Complete Dynamics Repertory)

    In Complete Dynamics, the primary rubric path for anaemia is:
    “Generals → Anemia.” Below are the top remedies by grade under that rubric, with their principal indications in anaemic women.

    Key Rubedy Rankings for “Generals → Anemia”

    1. Ferrum phosphoricum- Iron-deficiency anaemia; pale, waxy face; weakness; palpitations; vertigo
    2. Ferrum metallicum- Post-haemorrhagic anaemia; rapid, bounding pulse; flushes; exhaustion
    3. China officinalis- Collapse after blood loss; periodic headaches; cold sweat; thirst
    4. Natrum muriaticum- Anaemia from grief or long illness; emaciation; craving for salt; oedema
    5. Picric acid- Pernicious anaemia; extreme prostration; tingling in limbs
    6. Calcarea phosphorica- Anaemia in wasting or growing children; gas, cold limbs; salt cravings
    7. Phosphorus- Chloro-anaemia; burning thirst for cold drinks; restlessness
    8. Cinchona officinalis- Anaemia after menstrual or GI bleeding; periodicity of pains; weakness
    9. Aletris farinosa- Uterine-loss anaemia; backache; leucorrhoea; extreme fatigue
    10. Helonias diocia- Weakness from genito-urinary causes; pelvic atony; anaemic pallor

    Complementary Rubrics & Remedies

    – Head → Anemia
    • Ferrum phos, Picric acid, China
    – Mind → Depression → Anemia
    • Natrum mur, Pulsatilla
    – Female Genitals → Menorrhagia → Anemia
    • Ferrum met, Aletris, China
    – Nutrition → Emaciation → Anemia
    • Phosphorus, Natrum mur, Ferrum phos

    Symptom‐Led Prescribing Tips

    1. Iron-deficiency picture (pallor, weak, tachycardia) → Ferrum phosphoricum
    2. Collapse/exhaustion after bleeding (menses, childbirth) → China officinalis or Cinchona
    3. Anaemia from grief or chronic sorrow → Natrum muriaticum
    4. Pernicious anaemia (tingling, prostration, neurological signs) → Picric acid or Phosphorus
    5. Nutritional anaemia in growing children or from wasting → Calcarea phosphorica

    Tailor the final remedy choice to the woman’s totality—constitutional picture, concomitants, modalities—and cross-check in Complete Dynamics for the highest-graded remedies under each relevant rubric. Potency and repetition depend on acuity:
    – Acute/severe: 30C every 4–6 hours, taper as improvement begins
    – Chronic/subacute: 200C once daily or every other day, reassess in 2–4 weeks

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Asked: 6 years agoIn:
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rhus tox
  1. Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH
    Dr Md shahriar kabir B H M S; MPH Enlightened dr.basuriwala

    1. Vesicular erysipelas where the vesicles are large. 2. Exanthema on the face in the general-on chin, face, cheeks, mouth, nose, forehead, causing much burning itching. 3. Pustulous chilblains. 4. Exanthema in general; burning; burning itching; pustulous; with swelling; blotches; like milk-crust; mRead more

    1. Vesicular erysipelas where the vesicles are large.
    2. Exanthema on the face in the general-on chin, face, cheeks, mouth, nose, forehead, causing much burning itching.
    3. Pustulous chilblains.
    4. Exanthema in general; burning; burning itching; pustulous; with swelling; blotches; like milk-crust; moist; like nettle-rash; blue with erysipelas; scurfy; tensive or tight feeling in; pock-shaped; black; purulent; zona or shingles; petechić; prickling; tickling; blisters which will sometimes spread up the limb, and are sometimes circular in form, spreading with a red edge in the advance, which gradually turns to a blister, the red border still keeping in advance (if the edges are black, Arsen.); itching < after scratching.
    5. Tetters in general.
    6. Ulcers burning; with corroding pus; with ichorous pus.
    7. Rash itches a great deal, in scarlet fever, small-pox, &c., with the peculiar restlessness.
    8. Phlegmonous erysipelas, esp. where erysipelas begins in the ankle, and moves gradually up the leg, running up in the deeper tissues, no fever.
    9. Itching over the whole body, chiefly in hairy parts.
    10. Stinging and tingling on the skin, burning after scratching.
    11. Humidity of skin.
    12. Hardness of skin with a thickening.
    13. Swelling (hard) of affected parts.
    14. Erysipelatous inflammations.
    15. Nettle-rash.
    16. Eruptions, generally vesicular, scabby, with burning itching, appearing esp. in spring and autumn.
    17. Eruption of small pustules on a red bottom, like zona.
    18. Gangrenous ulcers resulting from small vesicles, with a violent fever.
    19. Petechić, with great weakness, amounting to entire prostration.
    20. Black pustules.
    21. Herpes, sometimes alternately with asthmatic sufferings and dysenteric looseness.
    22. Warts, esp. on hands and fingers; large jagged, often pedunculated, exuding moisture and bleeding readily.
    23. Rhagades on hands.
    24. Panaritium.
    25. Tingling or shooting or else burning smarting in ulcers, esp. at night.
    26. Chilblains.
    27. Corns on feet, with a burning sensation, and pain as of excoriation.

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

    Paralysis Symptoms of Rhus Toxicodendron Key Indications - Paralysis of rheumatic origin, often after exposure to cold, damp conditions or getting wet - Dragging, heavy feeling in the affected limbs with numbness or tingling - Stiffness and weakness immediately on beginning to move, relieved by contRead more

    Paralysis Symptoms of Rhus Toxicodendron

    Key Indications
    – Paralysis of rheumatic origin, often after exposure to cold, damp conditions or getting wet
    – Dragging, heavy feeling in the affected limbs with numbness or tingling
    – Stiffness and weakness immediately on beginning to move, relieved by continued motion

    Common Presentations

    1. Lower‐Limbs Paralysis
    – Inability to raise or extend the legs freely; must drag or shuffle feet
    – Sense of “giving way” in thighs and knees when walking
    – Heavy, paralytic fatigue in calves; cramping on standing

    2. Spinal or Segmental Paralysis
    – Stiffness in lumbar or sacral region, compelling constant shifting of position
    – Neuralgic tearing in back and sacrum when attempting to rise from sitting
    – Paralysis following sprain or contusion of spine

    3. Numbness and Formication
    – Tingling “pins-and-needles” in paralyzed parts
    – Coldness or deadened sensation, especially in extremities
    – Worse from lying on damp ground or after exertion

    4. Occasional Facial or Bulbar Paralysis
    – Less common; follows rheumatic or cold-damp exposure
    – Drooping or stiffness of facial muscles; difficulty swallowing

    Modalities

    – Worse
    – Initial motion: first steps or rising from rest
    – Cold, wet weather; after getting wet or sleeping on damp ground
    – Rest and inactivity
    – Night and early morning

    – Better
    – Continued, gentle motion (walking “warms up” the parts)
    – Warm applications or being in a warm room
    – Firm pressure or massage

    Concomitant Features
    – Restlessness: constant desire to move the affected limb or pace about
    – Rheumatic pains elsewhere: tearing, cutting pains in joints relieved by motion
    – Sensitivity to touch and cold drafts
    – Occasional neuralgic shooting pains interspersed with the paralytic weakness

    Therapeutic Note
    Rhus tox is a leading remedy when paralysis follows damp exposure with initial stiffness that loosens on movement. Match the totality—especially the “better by continued motion” and “worse on first movement” modalities—to ensure accurate prescribing.

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

    Brain feels loose when stepping or shaking the head; swashing sensation in brain as if torn.

    Brain feels loose when stepping or shaking the head; swashing sensation in brain as if torn.

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