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

    Ignatia and Pulsatilla are both homoeopathic remedies with distinct temperaments and characteristics: 1. Ignatia -Temperament: Sensitive, easily excited, and nervous. Individuals are quick to perceive and react, often experiencing rapid mood changes. -Emotional State: Highly emotional, prone to moodRead more

    Ignatia and Pulsatilla are both homoeopathic remedies with distinct temperaments and characteristics:

    1. Ignatia
    -Temperament: Sensitive, easily excited, and nervous. Individuals are quick to perceive and react, often experiencing rapid mood changes.
    -Emotional State: Highly emotional, prone to mood swings, and may exhibit symptoms like sighing, weeping, and brooding over imaginary troubles.
    -Behavior: Can be irritable, impatient, and easily offended. They may have a strong desire to be alone and avoid confrontation.
    -Physical Traits: Often have dark hair and skin, and may experience involuntary sighing, headaches, and digestive issues.

    2. Pulsatilla
    -Temperament: Gentle, yielding, and easily influenced. Individuals are often sad, despondent, and weepy.
    -Emotional State: Highly emotional, with a tendency to cry easily and seek sympathy and attention.
    -Behavior: Can be changeable and indecisive, with symptoms that travel from one part of the body to another.
    -Physical Traits: Often have sandy hair, blue eyes, and a pale complexion. They may experience digestive disturbances, especially from rich or fatty foods.

    3. Key Differences
    -Emotional Reactivity: Ignatia individuals are quick to react and may have rapid mood swings, while Pulsatilla individuals are more gentle and weepy.
    -Behavioral Traits: Ignatia individuals may seek solitude and avoid confrontation, whereas Pulsatilla individuals often seek sympathy and attention.
    – Physical Appearance: Ignatia individuals typically have dark hair and skin, while Pulsatilla individuals have sandy hair and blue eyes.

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

    1. Constipation from taking cold; from riding in a carriage. 2. Hard evacuations, with frequent ineffectual efforts. 3. Unsuccessful urging to stool, felt mostly in the upper intestines. 4. Fæces yellow, whitish, of a very large size, soft but difficult to eject.

    1. Constipation from taking cold; from riding in a carriage.
    2. Hard evacuations, with frequent ineffectual efforts.
    3. Unsuccessful urging to stool, felt mostly in the upper intestines.
    4. Fæces yellow, whitish, of a very large size, soft but difficult to eject.

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

    Modalities: 1. Worse, in the morning, open air, after meals, coffee, smoking, liquids, external warmth. 2. Better, while eating, change of position.

    Modalities:
    1. Worse, in the morning, open air, after meals, coffee, smoking, liquids, external warmth.
    2. Better, while eating, change of position.

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

    1.      Pulse hard, full and frequent, or very variable. 2.      Febrile shivering, esp. in the back and arms, with a thirst for cold water, and sometimes with nausea and vomiting. 3.      Chill, frequently onlRead more

    1.      Pulse hard, full and frequent, or very variable.
    2.      Febrile shivering, esp. in the back and arms, with a thirst for cold water, and sometimes with nausea and vomiting.
    3.      Chill, frequently only of the back part of the body.
    4.      Mitigation of the cold by external heat.
    5.      External heat with internal coldness.
    6.      Universal heat, esp. in the head, with redness, principally (of one) of the cheeks, and adipsia, sometimes with internal shuddering, the coldness of the feet, shootings in the limbs, and headache.
    7.      Chill and coldness, causing the pains to increase.
    8.      Sudden flushes of heat over the whole body.
    9.      Troublesome sensation of heat, sometimes with sweat.
    10.  Absence of thirst during the heat, and perspiration, or during the apyrexia.
    11.  Only external heat, without thirst, with an aversion to external heat.
    12.  Fever, with headache, and pain in the pit of the stomach, great fatigue, paleness of face, or paleness and redness alternately, lips dry and cracked, nettle-rash, tongue white, profound sleep with snoring.
    13.  Intermittent fever; chill with thirst, followed by heat (without thirst), followed by chill with thirst, or afternoon fever; shiverings with colic (and thirst), afterward weakness and sleep, with burning heat of the body.
    14.  During the fever violent itching; nettle-rash over the whole body.
    15.  Burning heat of the face, only on one side.
    16.  Very little perspiration, or only in the face.
    17.  Sweat, with shootings and buzzing in the ears.
    18.  Sweat during a meal.

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

    1.      Taciturn, with continuous sad thoughts; still, serious melancholy, with moaning. 2.      Sadness and concentrated sorrow, with sighing. 3.      Irresolution; anxious to do now this, now that. 4. Read more

    1.      Taciturn, with continuous sad thoughts; still, serious melancholy, with moaning.
    2.      Sadness and concentrated sorrow, with sighing.
    3.      Irresolution; anxious to do now this, now that.
    4.      Impatience.
    5.      Strong disposition to be frightened.
    6.      Morose and discontented humor, and involuntary reflections on painful and disagreeable things.
    7.      Intolerance of noise.
    8.      Effrontery.
    9.      Tenderness of disposition and of conscience.
    10.  Inconstancy.
    11.  Alternation of foolish gaiety and tearful sadness.
    12.  Laconic speech.
    13.  Great weakness of memory.
    14.  Love of solitude.
    15.  Anguish, esp. in the morning on waking, or at night, sometimes with palpitation of the heart.
    16.  Lachrymose and apathetic humor, with the dread of exertion.
    17.  Inclination to grief, without saying anything about it.
    18.  Changeable disposition; jesting and laughing, changing to sadness, with the shedding of tears (hysteria).
    19.  Despair of being cured.
    20.  The least contradiction excites rage and passion, with redness of the face.
    21.  Fearfulness, timidity.
    22.  Anger, followed by quiet grief and sorrow.
    23.  Fear of robbers at night.
    24.  Cries, and complete discouragement, at the least provocation.

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