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Sanicula in Marasmus Sanicula aqua a leading remedy for marasmus in children with digestive failure and constitutional wasting. Key picture 1. Withered, "old-looking," dried-up child; looks older than age 2. Emaciation despite eating; fails to thrive 3. Profuse sweat, especially head and neck 4. ColRead more
Sanicula in Marasmus
Sanicula aqua a leading remedy for marasmus in children with digestive failure and constitutional wasting.
Key picture
1. Withered, “old-looking,” dried-up child; looks older than age
2. Emaciation despite eating; fails to thrive
3. Profuse sweat, especially head and neck
4. Cold, clammy hands/feet or patchy coldness
5. Discharges from every orifice
Hallmark sign
1. Large, hard stool that recedes back into the rectum after partial expulsion— pathognomonic
2. Constipation alternating with loose, sour, offensive stools
3. Pale, clay-coloured motions; distended abdomen
4. Aversion to milk; vomits curdled milk in infants
Mind
1. Fretful, irritable, wants to be left alone
2. Worse from being washed, looked at, or consoled
3. Dreads downward motion
Differentials
See less1. Calcarea carb — fat, fair, sweaty, sour, craves eggs
2. Silicea — large head, withered, chilly, constipated
3. Abrotanum — wastes from below up, good appetite
Iodum — eats well yet wastes, hot patient