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Asked: November 1, 2020In: Materia Medica

What are the characteristic symptoms of thuja?

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    1. Hydrogenoid; Lymphatic & sycotic dyscrasia. 2. Fleshy, dark, black hair. 3. Ailments from bad effects of vaccination, tobacco & suppressed gonorrhea. 4. Fixed idea: o Person was at his side. o Soul & body were separated. o Living animal was in the abdomen. o Under the influence of supRead more

    1. Hydrogenoid; Lymphatic & sycotic dyscrasia.
    2. Fleshy, dark, black hair.
    3. Ailments from bad effects of vaccination, tobacco & suppressed gonorrhea.
    4. Fixed idea:
    o Person was at his side.
    o Soul & body were separated.
    o Living animal was in the abdomen.
    o Under the influence of superior power.
    5. Vertigo when closing the eyes.
    6. Nail had been driven into parietal bone.
    7. White scaly dandruff, hair dry and falling out.
    8. Ophthalmia neonatorum.
    9. Teeth decay at the roots, crown remains sound.
    10. Varicose veins on the tongue or mouth.
    11. Toothache from tea drinking. Overheating from tea. Tea drinking dyspepsia.
    12. Distressing burning pain in the left ovarian region when walking or riding must sit or lie down. Worse each menstrual nisus.
    13. Piles swelled pain most severe when sitting. Anus fissured, painful to touch surrounded with flat warts.
    14. Eruptions only on covered parts.
    15. Sweat; or dryness only on uncovered parts.
    16. Left-sided; chilly.
    17. Hot off the bed aggravates many symptoms.
    18. Fig warts, condylomata & warts.
    19. Chronic otitis, discharge, purulent like putrid meat, granulation, condylomata & polypi.
    20. Coition is prevented by extreme sensitiveness to the vagina.
    21. Perspiration smelling like honey.
    22. Sensation as if the limbs are made of wood & glasses.
    23. Tearing in muscles & joints worse at rest & damp humid atmosphere, better in dry weather.
    24. Music causes weeping & trembling.
    25. Feeling of fragility.
    26. Fear of losing face in society.
    27. Secretive, talks to the physician as if sharing a secret.
    28. Felling of floating in the air.
    29. Dreams of falling from a high place.
    30. Strict religious leader.
    31. Husband is faithless.
    32. Make mistakes in talking, writing & looking.
    33. Great prostration & rapid emaciation.
    34. Oily- stool; skin & sweat.
    35. Jerking of the upper part of the body, of spinal origin.
    36. strAneurism by anastomosis.
    37. Insane women will not be touched or approached.
    38. Irritable, jealous, quarrelsome towards husband or mother, control herself among strangers & doctors.
    39. Mental depression after childbirth.
    40. Suppressed: –
    • Head eruption.
    • Eye, discharge.
    • Gonorrhoea.
    • Nose, discharge.
    • Coryza.
    • Eruption.
    • Inflammation catarrhal.
    • Leucorrhoea.
    • Measles.
    • Perspiration.
    • Foot sweats.

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Asked: November 1, 2020In: Materia Medica

Why aethusa is called ‘fool’s parsley?

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    Known by many different names such as poison parsley, garden hemlock, and dog parsley, Aethusa cynapium is a toxic European weed often mistaken for its parsley look-a-like. Unlike the common herb grown in many gardens, however, this annual plant has dark green foliage with shiny, yellowish-green onRead more

    Known by many different names such as poison parsley, garden hemlock, and dog parsley, Aethusa cynapium is a toxic European weed often mistaken for its parsley look-a-like. Unlike the common herb grown in many gardens, however, this annual plant has dark green foliage with shiny, yellowish-green on its undersides. The plant’s flowers are also white rather than yellow. In addition, fool’s parsley, as it is also called, emits an unpleasant odor when bruised. This aroma is similar to that of the much more powerful and poisonous hemlock.
    The plant is also grown in many parts of the United States and Canada, and in spite of its known toxicity, has a past history of use in folk medicine. As a sedative, the herb had been used in the treatment of sleep disorders. Since the plant affects the nervous system, remedies made from the herb were also used to treat convulsions, anxiety, and delirium. In fact, the herbal remedy was thought to relieve a person’s hallucinations of frightening animals. The same remedy was believed to help strengthen concentration as well.
    At one time Aethusa cynapium found popularity as a digestive aid. Its use was oftentimes focused on treating young children. For example, fool’s parsley would usually be prescribed for cholera infantum, or the inability to digest milk, as well as for treating bouts of diarrhea. This common remedy also seemed to have more of a positive effect when used in summer or during hot weather. Fool’s parsley was occasionally used for treating vomiting fits as well.
    Interestingly, the plant is only deemed poisonous when it’s taken or used fresh. Preparations made from the dried leaves of Aethusa cynapium are not considered harmful, as most of the plant’s toxins are destroyed through the drying process. Most problems occur when this plant is confused with regular parsley, picked fresh, and ingested. Even in small amounts, fool’s parsley can have grave effects.

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Asked: November 1, 2020In: Materia Medica

What are the symptoms of aloe socotrina in constipation?

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    1. Stool has to be removed mechanically; causes a headache, passes hard still involuntary. 2. No desire for several days to pass flatus without a stool. 3. His mental state relief of all symptoms from passing stool. 4. Itching and burning in anus preventing sleep. 5. Itch appears each year as winterRead more

    1. Stool has to be removed mechanically; causes a headache, passes hard still involuntary.
    2. No desire for several days to pass flatus without a stool.
    3. His mental state relief of all symptoms from passing stool.
    4. Itching and burning in anus preventing sleep.
    5. Itch appears each year as winter approaches.

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Asked: November 9, 2020In: Materia Medica

What are the historical background of carcinosinum?

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    Added an answer on March 6, 2022 at 12:54 pm

    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: November 17, 2020In: Materia Medica

Who is the prover of calcarea phosphoricum?

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    Dr. Constantine Hering & Dr. Wilhelm Heinrich Schussler

    Dr. Constantine Hering & Dr. Wilhelm Heinrich Schussler

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