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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

How personality developed in thuja?

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    In homeopathy, Thuja Occidentalis (commonly known as Thuja) is associated with a personality that is introspective, sensitive, and often feels a sense of fragility. Here are some key characteristics: 1. Introversion and Withdrawal: Thuja individuals tend to be introspective and may withdraw emotionaRead more

    In homeopathy, Thuja Occidentalis (commonly known as Thuja) is associated with a personality that is introspective, sensitive, and often feels a sense of fragility. Here are some key characteristics:

    1. Introversion and Withdrawal: Thuja individuals tend to be introspective and may withdraw emotionally, feeling a sense of isolation.
    2. Sensitivity and Vulnerability: They are highly sensitive to emotions and external stimuli, and may feel easily hurt.
    3. Fixed Ideas and Delusions: Thuja personalities often have rigid thought patterns and may hold onto fixed ideas.
    4. Secretiveness: They may be secretive and conscious of their image, fearing exposure of their perceived flaws.
    5. Empathy and Compassion: Despite their vulnerabilities, Thuja individuals often have a deep understanding of others’ feelings and show empathy.
    6. Perfectionism: They may have a tendency towards perfectionism, paying great attention to detail.
    7. Commitment to Personal Growth: Their introspective nature leads to a strong commitment to personal growth and self-improvement.

    Thuja personalities often present a strong front to the outside world but may feel unhappy and negative deep down.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the symptoms of carcinosinum in respiratory organs?

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    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.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the food desire and aversion of carcinosinum?

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    1. Capricious, changeable, ravenous, or wanting appetite. 2. Desire cold drinks, milk, or warm drinks, chocolate, coffee, fat, egg, fruit, ham fat, bacon, smoked meat, raw potatoes, soup, milk, butter, cheese, cream, raw onions, garlic, salt, pepper, spicy food, sweets, sugar, farinaceous food, alcoRead more

    1. Capricious, changeable, ravenous, or wanting appetite.
    2. Desire cold drinks, milk, or warm drinks, chocolate, coffee, fat, egg, fruit, ham fat, bacon, smoked meat, raw potatoes, soup, milk, butter, cheese, cream, raw onions, garlic, salt, pepper, spicy food, sweets, sugar, farinaceous food, alcoholic drinks, wine, vinegar and food that makes him worse.
    3. Thirst for large quantities.
    4. Aversion to fat, alcoholic drinks, butter, coffee, eggs, fats, rich food, fruits, ice-cream, meat, salt, salty food, soup, sweet, wine.
    5. Aggravated from alcoholic drinks, wine, coffee, milk, eggs, fat, meat, fruit, rich food, salty things, and sweets.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the sleep nature of carcinosinum?

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    1. Caner is often preceded by bad sleep. 2. Children cry day and night; sleep knee-chest position or on the back with hand above the head or right side or abdomen or Genu- pectoral position during sleep on knees with face forced into a pillow or sleep on knees and elbows. 3. Nightmares after fright.Read more

    1. Caner is often preceded by bad sleep.
    2. Children cry day and night; sleep knee-chest position or on the back with hand above the head or right side or abdomen or Genu- pectoral position during sleep on knees with face forced into a pillow or sleep on knees and elbows.
    3. Nightmares after fright.
    4. Insomnia with a history of cancer in the mother or mother’s family.
    5. Dream of journey, mishaps, robbers.
    6. Sleepless till 1 A. M.
    7. Chronic or acute insomnia without causes.
    8. Sleeplessness from anticipation or anxiety, grief, mental activity, and nursing of a loved one.
    9. Child must be carried or rocked to sleep.
    10. Waking early or at 4 A.M.
    11. Generally better from short naps.
    12. Worse from interrupted sleep.
    13. Deep heavy sleeper.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the symptoms of carcinosinum in female genitalia?

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    1. Leucorrhea offensive. 2. Menses dark, clotted, offensive, painful. 3. Fibroids, Ovarian cysts. 4. Sterility. 5. Uterine cancer. 6. Menorrhagia after hysterectomy. 7. Chronic mastitis, Abscess great pain, and induration. 8. Mother and brother had required cancer. 9. Tumors of mammae, has gastric uRead more

    1. Leucorrhea offensive.
    2. Menses dark, clotted, offensive, painful.
    3. Fibroids, Ovarian cysts.
    4. Sterility.
    5. Uterine cancer.
    6. Menorrhagia after hysterectomy.
    7. Chronic mastitis, Abscess great pain, and induration.
    8. Mother and brother had required cancer.
    9. Tumors of mammae, has gastric ulcer also.
    10. Family H/O of pneumonia, T.B, meningitis, insanity, and eczema.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the symptoms of carcinosinum in male genitalia?

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    1. Increased sex drive. 2. Condylomata. 3. Troublesome or wanting erections. 4. Masturbation disposition. 5. Masturbation in children.

    1. Increased sex drive.
    2. Condylomata.
    3. Troublesome or wanting erections.
    4. Masturbation disposition.
    5. Masturbation in children.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the symptoms of carcinosinum in skin?

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    1. Harsh like dead leather. 2. Eruptions itching or stringing-itching cold applications. 3. Eczema or Allergy, alternating with asthma or alternating sides from anticipation, from a bath in chlorinated water, dry, in a lead worker after the suppression of scabies. 4. Metabolic or neuro-skins. 5. BoiRead more

    1. Harsh like dead leather.
    2. Eruptions itching or stringing-itching cold applications.
    3. Eczema or Allergy, alternating with asthma or alternating sides from anticipation, from a bath in chlorinated water, dry, in a lead worker after the suppression of scabies.
    4. Metabolic or neuro-skins.
    5. Boils, multiple, alternating sides.
    6. Molluscum contaginosum.
    7. Pustular eruptions, elder sister had leukemia.
    8. Psoriasis.
    9. Moles.
    10. Ganglion.
    11. Abscesses of injection of circumcision.
    12. Leprosy.
    13. Leucoderma.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the symtoms of carcinosinum in rectum?

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    1. Constriction. 2. Prolapse. 3. Worms. 4. Bleeding piles during childbed. (cancer in the family) 5. Constipation, sans urging. 6. Anal abscess after jaundice. 7. Cancer. 8. Fistula. 9. Condylomata and piles burning or arthritic pain. 10. Chronic mucous or muco-membranous colitis. 11. Mucus diarrheaRead more

    1. Constriction.
    2. Prolapse.
    3. Worms.
    4. Bleeding piles during childbed. (cancer in the family)
    5. Constipation, sans urging.
    6. Anal abscess after jaundice.
    7. Cancer.
    8. Fistula.
    9. Condylomata and piles burning or arthritic pain.
    10. Chronic mucous or muco-membranous colitis.
    11. Mucus diarrhea.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the historical background of carcinosinum?

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    Carcinosin was first introduced as a palliative remedy for the treatment of malignancy by Dr. J. T. KENT, Compton Burnett, and Dr. J . H . CLARKE. The credit for bringing carcinosin into the limelight goes to Dr. W. Lee Templeton & Dr. Donald M. Foubister. Dr. Templeton was the dean of the faculRead more

    Carcinosin was first introduced as a palliative remedy for the treatment of malignancy by Dr. J. T. KENT, Compton Burnett, and Dr. J . H . CLARKE.
    The credit for bringing carcinosin into the limelight goes to Dr. W. Lee Templeton & Dr. Donald M. Foubister.

    Dr. Templeton was the dean of the faculty of homeopathy and director of provings at Royal London Homeopathic Hospital. He carried out a proving of carcinosin in around 1952-53 by dividing provers into two groups. Group- I ,consisted 4 provers & 4 controls,Group-II consisted 5 provers & 4 controls.The drug was proved in 30 and 200 potencies.

    Dr. Foubister was a physician in charge of the children’s department at the same institute. He observed two children born to a mother who was suffering from carcinoma of breast. Both these children shared similar characteristics like café-au-lait appearance,blue sclerotics, numerous moles over the body and both suffered from insomnia. So, out of curiosity foubester investigated 200 cases in his OPD, of kids with similar appearance for a history of cancer & found that there was a strong family history of cancer, diabetes mellitus, and tuberculosis.

    The report of Templeton’s proving & the results of Foubister’s clinical findings were published in the British homeopathic journal in April 1954. vol.43,i.e in the same issue.

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Asked: 6 years agoIn: Materia Medica

What are the modalities of carcinosinum?

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    Worse: 1. Seashore. 2. Thunderstorm. 3. Warmth. 4. Yearly, Summer. 5. Morning, night 6. Exertion. 7. Short sleep. 8. Vaccination. 9. Suppressions. 10. Depressive factors. 11. Anticipation, fright, grief. 12. Frustrations. 13. Deprivation of love. Better: 1. Evening. 2. Seashore. 3. Open air. 4. SleeRead more

    Worse:
    1. Seashore.
    2. Thunderstorm.
    3. Warmth.
    4. Yearly, Summer.
    5. Morning, night
    6. Exertion.
    7. Short sleep.
    8. Vaccination.
    9. Suppressions.
    10. Depressive factors.
    11. Anticipation, fright, grief.
    12. Frustrations.
    13. Deprivation of love.
    Better:
    1. Evening.
    2. Seashore.
    3. Open air.
    4. Sleep.
    5. Cold food and drink.
    6. Rest.

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