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.
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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