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Cell injury (also known as Cell damage) is a variety of changes of stress that a cell suffers due to external as well as internal environmental changes.
Cell injury (also known as Cell damage) is a variety of changes of stress that a cell suffers due to external as well as internal environmental changes.
See less1. Large open fontanelles. 2. Delayed closure or re-opening of fontanelles. 3. Skull soft; crackling noise like paper when pressed, mostly in occiput. 4. Pain esp. in upper jawbone from r. to l.; extends from other parts to face or from face to other parts. 5. Sharp pain like an instrument through eRead more
1. Large open fontanelles.
2. Delayed closure or re-opening of fontanelles.
3. Skull soft; crackling noise like paper when pressed, mostly in occiput.
4. Pain esp. in upper jawbone from r. to l.; extends from other parts to face or from face to other parts.
5. Sharp pain like an instrument through end of sternum.
6. Cracking in sternum.
7. Sharp pains in sacrum and coccyx.
8. Soreness as if separate in sacro-iliac synchondrosis.
9. Curvature of the spine to the left; lumbar vertebræ bend to the left; spina bifida.
10. Gouty nodosities.
11. Soreness, torpor, and paralysis of the (l.) arm.
12. Pains above knee.
13. Pains in joints and bones, esp. shin bones.
14. The loins, knees, and thumbs are principally affected.
15. Ulcers.
16. Caries.
17. Weariness, when going upstairs; wants to sit down; hates to get up.
18. Children do not learn to walk, or lose the ability; lose flesh.
Better: 1. in summer, warm, dry atmosphere. 2. Laying down, rest. Worse: 1. Damp, cold or change of weather, melting snow, draft, cold. 2.Dentition, puberty. 3. Mental exertion. 4. Fruits, cider. 5. When thinking of his symptoms. 6. Motion, lifting, ascending.
Better:
1. in summer, warm, dry atmosphere.
2. Laying down, rest.
Worse:
1. Damp, cold or change of weather, melting snow, draft, cold.
2.Dentition, puberty.
3. Mental exertion.
4. Fruits, cider.
5. When thinking of his symptoms.
6. Motion, lifting, ascending.
1. Nymphomania; esp. before catamenia. 2. Aching in the uterus; weakness and distress in uterine region; < during defecation and micturition; uterine displacement. 3. Pressure upward over mons veneris, throbbing. 4. Voluptuous feeling as if the parts were filling up with blood; feels pulse in allRead more
1. Nymphomania; esp. before catamenia.
2. Aching in the uterus; weakness and distress in uterine region; < during defecation and micturition; uterine displacement.
3. Pressure upward over mons veneris, throbbing.
4. Voluptuous feeling as if the parts were filling up with blood; feels pulse in all the parts, with increased sexual desire.
5. Prolapse.
6. Polypus.
7. Menses: too early, light, or dark (esp. with rheumatic patients); labor-like pains.
8. Menses too early, blood bright, with girls; too late; blood dark, or first bright, then dark, in women.
9. Leucorrhœa, like white of egg, day and night; < morning after rising; of sweetish odor; increased whites with a stool of bad odor.
10. Burning, pain, swelling of the vagina, and external parts.
11. Pains in the navel; sacrum; symphysis pubis; mammæ (sore and burning; nipples aching, sore) during pregnancy.
12. Child refuses the breast, milk has a saltish taste.
Appetite: 1. Unusual hunger at 4 p.m. 2. Infant wants to nurse all the time. 3. Craves fat bacon salt meats. 4. Desire for tobacco smoke; smoking > headache. 5. Complete loss of appetite before and during catamenia. 6. Colic and diarrhœa from ice creams; juicy fruit or cider; every attempt to eatRead more
Appetite:
1. Unusual hunger at 4 p.m.
2. Infant wants to nurse all the time.
3. Craves fat bacon salt meats.
4. Desire for tobacco smoke; smoking > headache.
5. Complete loss of appetite before and during catamenia.
6. Colic and diarrhœa from ice creams; juicy fruit or cider; every attempt to eat; drinking cold water (colic or diarrhœa).
Stomach:
1. Nausea, with vertigo, the perplexity of the head, and confusion of ideas.
2. After taking coffee, nausea, pyrosis, head confusion and pain, and excessive ill-humor.
3. Heartburn and water-brash.
4. Sour rising.
5. Acute pains in the stomach, with great weakness, headache, and diarrhœa; the least morsel that is eaten renews the pains in the stomach.
6. After belching, burning in epigastrium.
7. Empty, sinking sensation (at the epigastrium); 7 p.m.
8. Persistent vomiting of milk, whether of breast or other.
9. Vomiting from hawking phlegm.
10. Easy vomiting in children.
Abdomen:
1. Aching soreness and pain around navel; > after fetid flatus passes off.
2. Oozing of bloody fluid from the navel of infants.
3. Violent colic with inflation of the abdomen, and great accumulation of flatulency, or headache.
4. Difficult escape of wind, without mitigation of suffering.
5. Burning in the abdomen.
6. Aching soreness, cutting, drawing in l. groin, later in r.
7. Burning aching in groins.
8. Abdominal weakness in anæmic patients.
Stool and Anus:
1. Evacuations with much flatulency.
2. Stools in which there were many small white points or flakes, like pus, scarcely perceptible.
3. Offensive pus with stools.
4. Daily watery, very hot stools.
5. Stools green and loose, sometimes slimy.
6. Diarrhœa, very fetid.
7. Offensive flatus.
8. Cutting, pinching, sharp colic, followed by diarrhœa.
9. Diarrhœa from juicy fruit or cider; from vexation.
10. Diarrhœa of dentition.
11. Hard stools, with mental depression.
12. Hard stools with much blood.
13. After stool, buzzing in ears; weak feeling in male sexual organs.
14. Bleeding after stool; protruding piles, aching, itching, sore; oozing of yellow fluid and bleeding.
1. Headache < from the change of weather extending from forehead to nose; from temples to jaws; with some rheumatic feeling from collar-bone to wrists. 2. Vertigo, with nausea. 3. Head compressed, heavy, and painful, on waking in the morning. 4. Painful sensation of fulness in the head, as if theRead more
1. Headache < from the change of weather extending from forehead to nose; from temples to jaws; with some rheumatic feeling from collar-bone to wrists.
2. Vertigo, with nausea.
3. Head compressed, heavy, and painful, on waking in the morning.
4. Painful sensation of fulness in the head, as if the brain were pressed against the cranium, by lying still.
5. Headache with a craving for tobacco smoke, which >.
6. During the headache, face and head hot with indolence and ill-humor.
7. The headache is < in the open air, or on stooping.
8. Headache on vertex, behind ears, withdrawing in muscles of the neck to nape and occiput.
9. Headache, with flatulency in the abdomen.
10. Headache of school-girls with diarrhœa.
Characteristic Mental: 1. Feel complaints more when thinking about them. 2. Wishes to be at home, and when at home, to go out. 3. Involuntary sighing, always want to go somewhere. 4. Confusion, very forgetful, low spirited. 5. Irritable without causes, peevishness and obstinacy. 6. Writes wrong wordRead more
Characteristic Mental:
1. Feel complaints more when thinking about them.
2. Wishes to be at home, and when at home, to go out.
3. Involuntary sighing, always want to go somewhere.
4. Confusion, very forgetful, low spirited.
5. Irritable without causes, peevishness and obstinacy.
6. Writes wrong words or same words twice.
7. Difficulty in performing intellectual operation.
8. Anxiousness, anxiety in pit of stomach of children.
Characteristic Physical:
1. Coldness- Lack of animal heat; chill runs up back, tendency to perspiration.
2. Weakness- Great weakness and prostration both mentally and physically.
3. Sensitiveness- Great sensitiveness to take cold and coryza; cannot tolerate cold in any form.
4. Craving- Great desire for salted and smoked meats, bacon etc.
5. Perspiration- Profuse sweating from head during sleep, mostly on back of head, neck or chest.
6. Malassimilation- Malnutrition and malassimilation causes emaciation, pit of stomach swelling, sunken, flabby abdomen, neck slender, child looking old and wrinkled. skin is dry and cold.
7. Defective bone development- Imperfect ossification, defective formation of bones, swelling and softening of bones. Difficulty in learning to walk or stand, dentition, fontanelles remain open for long time.
8. Congestion- Of head, external coldness and internal heat.
9. Glandular affection- Inflammation and induration of glands, parotid, facial, cervical, inguinal, maxillary etc.
10. Ulceration- Ulcer with induration, cancerous ulcers which burn and sting. Every injury tends to ulceration.
11. Stiffness and cramps- All over the body, joints. Cramps and contraction of limbs.
12. Cough- During dentition, contraction of chest and difficulty breathing, suffocative cough better by laying down.
13. Leucorrhoea- Like white of egg. worse in the morning.
14. Fistula, fissure- Fistula alternating with chest symptoms.
15. Numbness- Crawling and numbness in parts affected with rheumatism. Crawling in generals.
16. Sexual organs- Erection while riding in a carriage without desire.
17. Too early, excessive and bright, sometimes dark, with violent backache, nymphomania.
18. Dyspepsia- Where pain is relieved by passing wind and temporary relief by eating.
1. Great depression; slow comprehension; cretinism. 2. Children are peevish and fretful; difficulty in performing intellectual operations.
1. Great depression; slow comprehension; cretinism.
2. Children are peevish and fretful; difficulty in performing intellectual operations.
Differentiating between Calcarea Carbonica and Calcarea Phosphorica in homeopathy for bone diseases involves understanding their distinct characteristics and indications: 1. Calcarea Carbonica -Constitutional Type: Often indicated for individuals who are fair, flabby, and prone to perspiration, espeRead more
Differentiating between Calcarea Carbonica and Calcarea Phosphorica in homeopathy for bone diseases involves understanding their distinct characteristics and indications:
1. Calcarea Carbonica
-Constitutional Type: Often indicated for individuals who are fair, flabby, and prone to perspiration, especially on the head.
-Symptoms: Slow-healing fractures, joint pains, and bone deformities. Patients may also have a tendency to catch colds easily and feel chilly.
-Mental and Emotional: Anxiety, fears, and a need for security and protection.
-Physical Traits: Large head, pale skin, and a tendency to gain weight.
2. Calcarea Phosphorica
-Constitutional Type: Often indicated for individuals with dark skin and a general feeling of discontent.
-Symptoms: Delayed dentition, rickets, and bone diseases in children. It is also used for conditions like knock knees and bow legs.
-Mental and Emotional: Unhappiness, discontent, and a lack of direction
-Physical Traits: Patients may present with skeletal abnormalities and a tendency to feel weak and consumptive.
3. Key Differences
-Skin Tone: Calcarea Carbonica is often indicated for fair-skinned individuals, while Calcarea Phosphorica is more suited to dark-skinned individuals.
-Symptoms: Calcarea Carbonica is used for slow-healing fractures and joint pains, whereas Calcarea Phosphorica is indicated for delayed dentition and rickets.
-Emotional State: Calcarea Carbonica patients often have anxiety and a need for security, while Calcarea Phosphorica patients may feel discontent and unhappy.
By considering these differences, homeopaths can better select the appropriate remedy for treating bone diseases.
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Cell injury can be caused by a variety of factors, including physical agents, chemical agents, drugs, lack of oxygen, nutrient imbalances, infections, immune issues, or genetic issues. Physical agents such as heat, radiation, and mechanical trauma can damage cells. Lack of oxygen or glucose, or impaRead more
Cell injury can be caused by a variety of factors, including physical agents, chemical agents, drugs, lack of oxygen, nutrient imbalances, infections, immune issues, or genetic issues. Physical agents such as heat, radiation, and mechanical trauma can damage cells. Lack of oxygen or glucose, or impaired production of ATP can also deprive cells of essential materials needed to survive. Infections, immune issues, and genetic issues can also cause cell injury.
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