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Asked: 11 months agoIn: Miasma

How sycotic miasm may developed in an individual?

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    Development of sycosis: 1. Evil thinking. 2. Sustained. 3. Impure coition. 4. Infection with Neisseria Gonorrhoea . 5. Genital purulent discharge. 6. Maltreatment (dissimilar medicine). 7. Genital warts. 8. Maltreatment (dissimilar medicine) or Even without treatment lesions resolve spontaneously. 9Read more

    Development of sycosis:

    1. Evil thinking.

    2. Sustained.

    3. Impure coition.

    4. Infection with Neisseria Gonorrhoea .

    5. Genital purulent discharge.

    6. Maltreatment (dissimilar medicine).

    7. Genital warts.

    8. Maltreatment (dissimilar medicine) or Even without treatment lesions resolve spontaneously.

    9. Latent stage of sycosis.

    10. Explosion of latent sycosis due to any exciting & maintaining causes.

    11. Secondary manifestation of sycosis (miasmatic state of sycosis).

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Asked: 3 years agoIn: Materia Medica, Miasma

What are the miasmatic background of carcinosinum?

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    Carcinosinum prepared from the cancerous breast tissue. It represents the cancer miasm. Their survival depends upon performing tasks which one feels incapable of performing. Therefore there is a sycotic fixity as well as the destructive dimension of the syphilis. Carcinosinum people have a history oRead more

    Carcinosinum prepared from the cancerous breast tissue. It represents the cancer miasm. Their survival depends upon performing tasks which one feels incapable of performing. Therefore there is a sycotic fixity as well as the destructive dimension of the syphilis. Carcinosinum people have a history of too strict parental control. They reach out for perfection in everything, perfect partner, perfect one for the job, perfect parent, so they are often Ideal for others.

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Asked: 3 years agoIn: Disease, Miasma

State the miasmatic background of stomatitis?

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    stomatitis occurs due to: 1. malnutrition- which arises by the psora. 2. A stage of ulcers that may arise by the influence of syphilitic dyscrasias. 3. gingivitis with any inflammation may arise from the sycotic stigmata.

    stomatitis occurs due to:
    1. malnutrition- which arises by the psora.
    2. A stage of ulcers that may arise by the influence of syphilitic dyscrasias.
    3. gingivitis with any inflammation may arise from the sycotic stigmata.

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Asked: 3 years agoIn: Miasma

What are the physical and mental characteristics of tubercular Miasmatic child?

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    Mental characteristics of a tubercular miasmatic child: 1. Child of the union of the syphilitic and psoric dyscrasias presents a picture of a β€œproblem child” slow in comprehension, dull, and unable to keep a line of thought. 2. Unsocial- keep to himself and becomes sullen and morose. 3. Lack of patiRead more

    Mental characteristics of a tubercular miasmatic child:
    1. Child of the union of the syphilitic and psoric dyscrasias presents a picture of a β€œproblem child” slow in comprehension, dull, and unable to keep a line of thought.
    2. Unsocial- keep to himself and becomes sullen and morose.
    3. Lack of patience and tolerance. And inability or slowness to comprehend. They find it difficult to try again and there is continuous dissatisfaction.
    4. On the other hand tubercular children can also be very bright and show great keenness of intellect.
    5. Memory problems, especially in children, result from a lack of tolerance and manifest as a difficulty in comprehension and retaining facts.
    6. Tubercular children manifest their traits in the extreme. They may be either slow or dull and experience difficulties in comprehension or they may be very bright intelligent and alert.
    7. Children desire this or that especially toys but when offered they outrightly reject them and demand something new. Student frequently changes their perhaps study.
    8. Tubercular miasm is generally fearless although there is an innate fear of dogs.
    9. Tubercular children may exhibit some features of cruelty through the physical and mental torture of their friends and or siblings.
    Physical characteristics of a tubercular miasmatic child:
    1. Body growth is disproportionate to height.
    2. Emaciated.
    3. Stooped shoulder with a narrow chest and depressed sternum.
    4. Winged scapula, curved spine with drawn clavicles.
    5. A drum belly.
    6. Attractive with blond or red hair.
    7. Long decline fingers and fine silky hair with white spots on nails.
    8. Posterior cervical glands are enlarged.
    9. Causation-
    a) Suppressed foot or axillary sweat.
    b) Suppressed eruptions especially ringworms.
    c) Dentition.
    d) Anticipation.
    e) Loss of vital fluid and.
    f) Exposure to damp weather.
    10. Headaches- in headaches they strike knock or pound their heads with their hand or against some objects. Worse in heat and better by resting quietly, sleeping, eating, and nose bleeding.
    11. Moist eczematous eruption on the scalp. With copious thick, yellow, bland pus formations.
    12. Destruction of the ossicles of the ears.
    13. Round, skin fair, smooth, and clear waxy smoothness of complexion.
    14. Soft, glossy, long and sicken eyebrows.
    15. Excessive bleeding of gums.
    16. Gums recede from teeth or they are soft and spongy.
    17. Club-shaped irregular teeth order decaying before they are entirely through the gums.
    18. Deep prolonged cough, worse in the morning.
    19. Patient easily chilled about the abdomen and had many severe bowel troubles to follow.
    20. Ulceration of the umbilicus with a yellowish discharge, which smells carrion-like offensive.
    21. Hernia due to the lack of tone in the muscular system.
    22. Saucer-shaped abdomen.
    23. Intolerance to cow’s milk.
    24. Least exposure to cold brings on diarrhea.
    25. Stools are Ashy or grey in color showing a lack of bile matter.
    26. Musty- moldy smell children.
    27. Aggravation-
    a) Exposure to cold.
    b) Sitting in a draft.
    c) Becoming fatigued.
    d) Mental excitement or exertion.
    e) Overeating & overwork.
    f) Early morning.
    g) From a warm room.
    h) Evening till midnight.
    i) Rest & standing.
    j) Before and during a thunderstorm.
    k) Weather changes.
    l) Warm damp weather.
    m) Rainy weather.
    n) After sleep.
    o) Before breakfast.
    p) Uncovering.
    q) Scratching.
    r) Studding.
    s) Bathing.
    t) During menses.
    u) Cow’s milk, potatoes and
    v) Sunset.
    28. Amelioration-
    a) Open air.
    b) Fresh air.
    c) Motion.
    d) Walking.
    e) Heat.
    f) Heat of fire.
    g) Eating.
    h) Nose bleed.
    i) Rest.
    j) Quiet place.
    k) Sleep.
    l) Natural discharges.

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Asked: 12 months agoIn: Microbiology

What do you mean by syphilis disease?

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    Syphilis diseases: syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection caused by the bacterium treponema pallidum. It produces infection only in humans. it is a systemic venereal disease, rarely transmission is by non-sexual contact. It has two phages: 1. Acquired syphilis. 2. Congenital syphilis. a) AcquiRead more

    Syphilis diseases: syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection caused by the bacterium treponema pallidum. It produces infection only in humans. it is a systemic venereal disease, rarely transmission is by non-sexual contact. It has two phages:
    1. Acquired syphilis.
    2. Congenital syphilis.

    a) Acquired syphilis: (it has three phages)
    1. Primary stage of syphilis- usually develops 3 (2-10) weeks after contact with an infected individual. Hard chancer is formed at the site of contact (firm, non-tender, red popular lesion and ulcer formation).
    2. The inflammation is characterized by lymphocytes, a large number of plasma cells, macrophages, and obliterative endarteritis. They spread to regional lymph nodes and seed the body via the blood. The chancer heals spontaneously (even without treatment).
    3. Secondary stage of syphilis- it develops 2-10 weeks after primary chancre. Symptoms:
    a) Fever.
    b) Diffuse rash (palmar and solar rash).
    c) White oral lessons.
    d) Lymphadenopathy.
    e) Condyloma latum (flat papules in warm moist areas. e.c anus).
    f) Mucosal ulcer affects the genitals, mouth, pharynx, and larynx.
    g) Even without treatment lesions resolve spontaneously.
    h) The disease enters a latent phage.
    i) May relapse during the first 2 years.
    4. Tertiary stage πŸ™ it occurs a year after the primary lesion). There is an active inflammatory lesion
    a) Syphilitic aortitis; aortic regurgitation; aneurysm.
    b) Neurosyphilis; meningovascular; tabes dorsalis, general paresis.
    c) Gumma ( granuloma); heper lobatum; gumma of testes, skin, bone.
    b) Congenital syphilis.
    1. Infected mother.
    2. Transplacental transmission of Treponema Pallidum to the baby in the uterus or during birth.
    3. Newborns baby will typically not develop a primary syphilis chancer but may present with signs of secondary syphilis (generalized body rash; syphilitic rhinitis.
    4. If non-treated (Miscarriage; premature birth; stillbirths or death in newborn).
    5. If non-treated but symptoms develop later (fever; rash; an enlarged liver and spleen; skeletal abnormalities; Hutchinson’s teeth; deafness; prominence of the brow rings; hard palate; interstitial keratitis; protruding mandible; saddle nose; short maxilla; narrowing of the little finger; musculoskeletal deformities; pseudoparalysis.
    6. If untreated Homoeopathically during pregnancy of the mother congenital deformity may result in children.

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Asked: 12 months agoIn: Miasma

How syphilis miasm may developed in an individual?

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    Development of syphilis: A) Acquired: 1. Evil thinking. 2. Sustained. 3. Impure coition. 4. Infection with Treponema Pallidum. 5. Ulceration and Hard chancer by Treponema Pallidum (primary manifestation of syphilis). 6. Maltreatment (dissimilar medicine) or The chancer heals spontaneously (even withRead more

    Development of syphilis:

    A) Acquired:

    1. Evil thinking.

    2. Sustained.

    3. Impure coition.

    4. Infection with Treponema Pallidum.

    5. Ulceration and Hard chancer by Treponema Pallidum (primary manifestation of syphilis).

    6. Maltreatment (dissimilar medicine) or The chancer heals spontaneously (even without treatment).

    7. Bubonic stage of syphilis (The inflammation is characterized by lymphocytes, a large number of plasma cells, macrophages, and obliterative endarteritis. They spread to regional lymph nodes and seed the body via blood).

    8. Maltreatment (dissimilar medicine) or Even without treatment lesions resolve spontaneously.

    9. Syphilitic gamma (granuloma); heper lobatum; gumma of testes, skin, bone, etc.

    10. Maltreatment (dissimilar medicine) or Even without treatment lesions resolve spontaneously.

    11. Latent stage of syphilis.

    12. Explosion of latent syphilis due to any exciting & maintaining causes.

    13. Secondary manifestation of syphilis (miasmatic state of syphilis).

    B) Congenital:

    1. Infected mother.

    2. Transplacental transmission of Treponema Pallidum to the baby in the uterus or during birth.

    3. Newborns baby will typically not develop a primary syphilis chancer but may present with signs of secondary syphilis (generalized body rash; syphilitic rhinitis.

    4. If non-treated (Miscarriage; premature birth; stillbirths or death in newborn).

    5. If non-treated but symptoms develop later (fever; rash; an enlarged liver and spleen; skeletal abnormalities; Hutchinson’s teeth; deafness; prominence of the brow rings; hard palate; interstitial keratitis; protruding mandible; saddle nose; short maxilla; narrowing of the little finger; musculoskeletal deformities; pseudoparalysis.

    6. If untreated Homoeopathically during pregnancy of the mother congenital deformity may result in children.

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Asked: 12 months agoIn: Miasma

How psora miasm may developed in an individual?

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    Development of Psora: According to Dr. C. F. S. Hahnemann: 1. Skin eruption; scabies; psoriasis; Lepra itch (Primary manifestation of psora). 2. Maltreatment (Dissimilar medicine). 3. Then Psoric condition becomes more inward. 4. Stay at the Latent stage of Psora. 5. Explosion of latent Psora due toRead more

    Development of Psora:

    According to Dr. C. F. S. Hahnemann:

    1. Skin eruption; scabies; psoriasis; Lepra itch (Primary manifestation of psora).

    2. Maltreatment (Dissimilar medicine).

    3. Then Psoric condition becomes more inward.

    4. Stay at the Latent stage of Psora.

    5. Explosion of latent Psora due to any exciting & maintaining causes.

    6. Then Secondary manifestation of Psora (Miasmatic state of psora)

    According to Dr. J. T. Kent:

    1. Evil thinking.

    2. Sustained Evil thinking mental state.

    3. Predisposition may start.

    4. Skin eruption; scabies; psoriasis; Lepra itch (Primary manifestation of psora).

    5. Maltreatment (Dissimilar medicine).

    6. Then Psoric condition becomes more inward.

    7. Stay at the Latent stage of Psora.

    8. Explosion of latent Psora due to any exciting & maintaining causes.

    9. Secondary manifestation of Psora (Miasmatic state of psora).

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Asked: 3 years agoIn: Miasma

What are the leading symptoms of lung and heart of the tubercular miasm?

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    A) Leading symptoms of the heart in tubercular miasma: 1. Clinical: β€’ Palpitation and rush of blood to the head and chest with redness of the face. β€’ Painful dyspnea. β€’ Persistent emaciation with cardiac complaints. 2. Sensation: β€’ Violent palpitation with beating and shaking of the whole body. 3. PRead more

    A) Leading symptoms of the heart in tubercular miasma:
    1. Clinical:
    β€’ Palpitation and rush of blood to the head and chest with redness of the face.
    β€’ Painful dyspnea.
    β€’ Persistent emaciation with cardiac complaints.
    2. Sensation:
    β€’ Violent palpitation with beating and shaking of the whole body.
    3. Pulse:
    β€’ Feeble but rapid pulse.
    4. Modalities:
    β€’ Aggravated by higher altitude, climbing, or sitting.
    β€’ Ameliorated by lying down and in the open air.
    B) Leading symptoms of the lung of tubercular miasma:
    1. Clinical:
    β€’ Pleurisy.
    β€’ Pulmonary tuberculosis.
    β€’ Recurrent tonsillitis.
    2. Constitution:
    β€’ Narrow chest and lacking in width laterally, and in-depth anteroposteriorly.
    β€’ Sub-clavicular spaces are hollow.
    β€’ Thin, flat sternum on the top but protrudes at the lower end of the xiphoid process giving it a barrel-shaped appearance- pigeon chest.
    β€’ Rounded forwards infringing shoulder on the chest area.
    β€’ One lung is larger and better developed than others, resulting in hyper-functioning of the lung.
    β€’ Curves and lines in the chest wall are perfect and certain areas may be sunken and depressed.
    β€’ Catches cold easily and therefore always covers up their throat and chest.
    3. Voice:
    β€’ Coarse and dip with base-like chest tone.
    4. Sensation:
    β€’ Sensation of mucus constantly stuck in the throat, accompanied by tickling.
    5. Cough:
    β€’ Teasing cough.
    β€’ Deep, ringing, and hollow cough with no expectoration.
    β€’ So dry and tight cough that they induce a headache.
    6. Expectoration:
    β€’ Viscid mucus, pus-like, musty or offensive, and sweetish or salty taste, and May sometimes be mixed with blood.
    β€’ Sink down and cannot float, it is purulent, greenish-yellow, and very offensive.
    β€’ Constant desire to hawk or clear the throat from viscid, scanty mucus.
    7. Respiration:
    β€’ Dyspnea on ascending stairs.
    β€’ Weakness and debility and breathlessness are often painful.
    β€’ Poor breathing with labored respiration.
    β€’ The alveoli of the lungs are never fully expended and do not receive adequate oxygen.
    β€’ Unable to expand the chest fully as the expensive power of the lungs is greatly limited.
    8. Concomitants:
    β€’ Along with tubercular cough and cold, there is always swelling of the tonsils and cervical lymphadenopathy.
    9. Modalities:
    β€’ Aggravation from cold air and from cold milk or at night.
    β€’ Amelioration is from open air and epistaxis.

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Asked: 12 months agoIn: Miasma

What is the indicating symptoms on destruction of syphilis miasma?

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    Destructive nature of syphilis: ( 1st version) Head: β€’ Hair falls out in bunches. Face: β€’ The appearance of marasmus & the general look of a wrinkled. Mouth: β€’ Leukoplakia with fungal infection. β€’ Various ulcers in the oral cavity. Nose: β€’ Degenerative & ulcerative conditions of the nose. β€’Read more

    Destructive nature of syphilis: ( 1st version)
    Head:
    β€’ Hair falls out in bunches.
    Face:
    β€’ The appearance of marasmus & the general look of a wrinkled.
    Mouth:
    β€’ Leukoplakia with fungal infection.
    β€’ Various ulcers in the oral cavity.
    Nose:
    β€’ Degenerative & ulcerative conditions of the nose.
    β€’ The nose may be flat depressed from ulcer or destruction of nasal septum or ulcer inside the nostrils.
    Eye:
    β€’ Scaly red lids. They are subject to all parts of structural changes & also corneal ulceration.
    Ear:
    β€’ Ulcerative otitis.
    β€’ Mastoiditis due to degenerative change in the auditory bones.
    Bones:
    β€’ Destruction of the tissues of long bones.
    β€’ Rickets in children.
    β€’ Delayed ossification & fragility of the bones.
    β€’ Caries & necrosis of bones.
    β€’ Osteomyelitis.
    β€’ Sarcoma.
    Respiratory system:
    β€’ Ulcerative sore throat.
    β€’ Quinsy.
    β€’ Lung abscess.
    β€’ Ulcer in the respiratory passage.
    Heart:
    Stomach:
    β€’ Ulcer & destructive types of cancer.
    Abdomen:
    β€’ Degeneration of hepatic cells.
    β€’ Dysentery.
    Urinary organs:
    β€’ Structural change; fibrous growths.
    β€’ Bright’s diseases.
    β€’ Destructive or degenerative malignant tumors in the urinary system.
    Female:
    β€’ Ulcerative & degenerative varieties of genital tumors.
    β€’ Erosion & ulceration of cervix & vulva.

    Rectum:
    β€’ Alteration of rectal diseases with heart, chest, or lung troubles especially asthma or respiratory difficulties.
    β€’ Dysentery with blood & pus.
    Nails:
    Skin:
    β€’ Skin affections with glandular involvement.
    β€’ Suppurated pustular eruptions.
    β€’ Gangrene.

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Asked: 12 months agoIn: Miasma

What is pseudo-chronic disease? In whose body this pseudo-cheonic disease can appear?

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    Pseudo-chronic disease: Synonyms: false chronic diseases; inappropriate chronic diseases. Pseudo-chronic diseases are those diseases that are caused by some avoidable maintaining cause. They are not caused by any Hahnemannian fundamental miasma. Avoidable maintaining causes means any maintaining cauRead more

    Pseudo-chronic disease:
    Synonyms: false chronic diseases; inappropriate chronic diseases.
    Pseudo-chronic diseases are those diseases that are caused by some avoidable maintaining cause. They are not caused by any Hahnemannian fundamental miasma. Avoidable maintaining causes means any maintaining cause which can be avoided, which is avoidable if one tries on a daily basis to avoid it; then you can prevent these pseudo-chronic diseases. they have all the characteristics of chronic diseases except one that they are not caused by Hahnemanniun miasma. They progress slowly, and gradually like as true chronic diseases; if maintaining cause is not removed at a time, they suffer a patient for a long period of time like as true chronic diseases.

    β€’ Those who are continuously exposed to toxic influences that could be avoided. Often this includes occupational hazards like working in smoking areas/bars, in industrial polluted areas, in chemical factories producing toxic products, nuclear reactors, etc.
    β€’ Those who continue to take alcohol; tobacco and medicinal preparations that are already showing their damaging effect on health, or continue with their use of narcotic drugs however mild.
    β€’ Those who abstain from balanced diets and eat just a few selected foods. Or others get onto extreme diet protocols. Some people are too poor to afford balanced diets, and simply eat what they have in their back gardens. Malnourishment is a major problem in many areas of the world.
    β€’ Those that live in marshy area, small closed, and confined in large cities where land and housing is a premium. People live in shanty towns and slums where ventilation, sanitation, and space are severely limited.
    β€’ Those who do not get adequate exercise and exposure to open air and sunshine.
    β€’ Those who are living a life so stressed and overworking with 2-3 different part-time jobs, and too much of either physical or mental work and hence are moving towards the β€œburnout” syndrome.
    β€’ Those who continue to drive themselves with constant worry and anxiety.

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