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

    In homoeopathy, gonorrhea is an acute infection caused by gonococci, which typically manifests as urethritis within five to ten days of exposure. If gonorrhea is completely cured, it does not lead to sycosis. However, if the infection is suppressed (e.g., through improper treatment), it can lead toRead more

    In homoeopathy, gonorrhea is an acute infection caused by gonococci, which typically manifests as urethritis within five to ten days of exposure. If gonorrhea is completely cured, it does not lead to sycosis. However, if the infection is suppressed (e.g., through improper treatment), it can lead to the development of the sycotic miasm.

    The suppression of the acute infection allows the underlying miasm to establish itself, leading to chronic conditions associated with the sycotic miasm, such as warts, polyps, and excessive mucus production.

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

    The sycotic miasm is a concept in homeopathy associated with chronic infections and excess mucus production. It is often linked to conditions such as genital warts, urinary tract infections, and respiratory conditions like bronchitis. People with a sycotic miasm may have a tendency to develop growthRead more

    The sycotic miasm is a concept in homeopathy associated with chronic infections and excess mucus production. It is often linked to conditions such as genital warts, urinary tract infections, and respiratory conditions like bronchitis. People with a sycotic miasm may have a tendency to develop growths, such as warts or polyps, and experience excessive vaginal or urethral discharge.
    The term “sycosis” comes from the Greek word “sycos,” meaning fig, as the disease was historically associated with fig-wart-like growths. It is believed to develop from suppressed gonorrhea or other chronic infections.

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

    Indicating symptoms of the female reproductive system of sycotic miasm: 1. Clinical: • All varieties of sexual and pelvic disorders (including PID) come under the purview of sycosis. • Genital warts; uterine fibroid; polyps; ovarian tumors and malignancy where the tumor is encapsulated. • PolycysticRead more

    Indicating symptoms of the female reproductive system of sycotic miasm:
    1. Clinical:
    • All varieties of sexual and pelvic disorders (including PID) come under the purview of sycosis.
    • Genital warts; uterine fibroid; polyps; ovarian tumors and malignancy where the tumor is encapsulated.
    • Polycystic ovarian disease and endometriosis are all sycotic.
    • Leucorrhoea of fish brine odor.
    • Ectopic pregnancy.
    • Sterility or infertility from hormonal imbalance.
    2. Menstruation:
    • Itching pudenda, pruritus vulvae, mastodynia, and polyuria during menses.
    • Fish brine odor.
    • The stain of the menstrual blood is difficult to wash off.
    • Spasmodic, extremely sharp, and colic pains often coming in paroxysms. The flow may come only with the pain.
    • Abundant and painful.
    • Acrid, excoriating, and biting menstrual flow; there may be burning of the pudenda.
    • Clotted; stringy and yellowish discharge.
    3. Generals:
    • Complications during labor or delayed and painful labor, resulting in complications for the newborn child who suffers from various disorders.
    • Mottled appearance of the mucous membrane of the endometrium.
    • Retroverted or retroflexed uterus, with problems often occurring right after puberty.
    • Various disturbances at puberty or menopause from hormonal imbalance.
    4. Sensation:
    • Pruritus vulvae with a voluptuous itching result from an imbalance in the acidic pH of the vaginal fluid.
    5. Concomitants:
    • Mental weakness is experienced during leucorrhoea.
    6. Discharge:
    • Profuse yellowish or greenish discharge with a fish brine smell.
    7. Sexual desire:
    • Increase desire resulting in various sexual fantasies, voluptuous and a nymphomaniac state.
    8. Fertility:
    • Incapability to conceive due to incoordination of the hormonal system.
    • PID or endometriosis is another Couse of sterility or infertility.
    9. Coition:
    • Hyper excitation and frequent sexual arousal.

    10. Aggravation:
    • Rest; rainy or humid atmosphere and changes in the weather.
    • Meat aggravated pruritus.
    11. Amelioration:
    • Unnatural or return of suppressed normal discharge.

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