QHD 2005 - Homeoxls

destructive. Sensitive to loud noises. Had facial
tics and involuntary jerking movements of his arms
and legs. He drooled and spat constantly.
Lyssin 200 single dose. 3 weeks of
aggravation and then began to improve. Relapse
after 6 weeks Lyssin 200. He was worse. Lyssin
1M. Improved. Lyssin 10M. A month later relapse
with another dose improved for 3 months. The next
dose held for 10 months without any rage.
Case 3: Christopher, 5, was aggressive since
weaning. Scratching, biting, kicking, spitting and
hitting. Very sensitive to teasing and liked
chocolates. Had URI in winter followed by
asthmatic cough and increased aggression.
Lyssin 200 and 12 daily. 2 months later better.
Another dose improved his ability to handle
frustration. His mother felt the action of medicine
was shorter and weaker than the earlier ones. So
Lyssin 1M was given, followed by an aggravation
for a month and then much better.
2. Help for hot flashes
DOOLEY, Timothy R. (HT. 23, 3/2003)
Indications of Lachesis, Sulphur, Sepia,
Glonoine and Sanguinaria in this common
menopausal complaint is discussed.
3. Three different experiences of Menopause
ALLEN, Karen (HT. 23, 3/2003)
Case 1: Caroline, 52, developed high Blood
Pressure through menopause and hot flashes.
Feeling of pressure in ears, pain above right eye,
symptoms worse in mid afternoon and aversion to
company.
Belladonna 12 daily. As her symptoms
improved, she took less and less frequent and after
8 weeks back to her usual life.
Case 2: Nancy, 49, started having anxiety
attacks on waking, could not remember what she
has read, perspiration on face with hot flashes and
rumbling of gas in abdomen, as if there were snakes
inside her. After several doses of Lachesis 30. She
made it comfortably through the transition.
Case 3: Barbara, 56, copious menstrual flow
with hot flashes and recurrent pain in right shoulder
and to smell things no one else could smell.
Sanguinaria 200 one dose. Menstrual cycle
stopped completely. Pain right shoulder gradually
faded over 6 weeks and imaginary smell
disappeared.
4. Menopause: A terrible/terrific transition
CASTRO, Miranda (HT. 23, 3/2003)
The emotional symptoms, hot flashes, and
general symptoms of fifteen remedies indicated in
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Menopause are presented in a tabular format and
prescribing guidelines are given.
5. Six remedies and rubrics used in Menopause:
Psychological profiles
MASTER, Farokh (HT. 23, 3/2003)
Indifference, apathy – Cyclamen
Estranged – Asterias rubens
Anxiety with fear – Androctonus
Anxiety – Amylenum nitrosum and Trillium.
Fear of insanity - Cimicifuga
Other mental symptoms of the above remedies
in Menopause are also discussed.
6. Pain-free after Surgery
ROTENBERG, Bonnie (HT. 23, 3/2003)
The author was diagnosed with Uterine Cancer
in June 2002. Advised by Catherine COULTER,
she began a course of Carcinosin 200 and Aurum
muriaticum natronatum 200. After few months
neither increase nor decrease in the size of tumor
and so agreed for hysterectomy. She took Arnica
30 a day before the surgery and gave instructions
for Arnica 200 to be given after the surgery at
frequent intervals and a dose of Phosphorus 30 for
nausea.
On day two, Staphysagria 200, as pain
transitioned from soreness to slight stabbing pain.
The level of pain never exceeded a ‘2’ on a scale of
1 to 10. No painkillers were used. Insomnia and
extreme restlessness each night after the surgery
disappeared with Bellis perennis 30.
7. What to expect when old symptoms return
HYDE, Rosemary C. (HT. 23, 3/2003)
A series of old symptoms can occur at different
times during a longer course of homœopathic
treatment. These symptoms are generally shortlived
and significantly less uncomfortable than one
might expect. Knowing what to expect can
reassure people that a return of old symptoms can
be a good sign, especially if it is accompanied with
general feeling of improvement. Two case
examples are given.
8. Accident: Three remedies to use
DOOLEY, Timothy R. (HT. 23, 4/2003)
The use of Aconite, Arnica and Calendula in
skating accident involving his son is described.
9. An epidemic of Autism
How Homœopathy can help?
REICHENBERG-ULLMAN, Judyth
(HT. 23, 4/2003)
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