Homoeopathy & Bikaner

Thursday, September 13, 2012

PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA (phyt.)

* Glandular remedy.

Hot inflammation and swelling of glands.

Mind

- Sensitive to pain.

Weary of life from pain.

Children weep during difficult dentition.

- Indifference to life.

Generalities

- agg. COLD, WET WEATHER.

- agg. Night, motion.

- amel. Warm and dry, rest.

- Sensitive to electric changes.

- Syphilitic bone pains.

Food and drinks

- Desire: Warm drinks during mastitis.

- agg. Warm drinks during throat pain.

Head

- Rheumatism of scalp agg. rainy weather.

Nose

- One-sided coryza.

Mouth

- Inflammation root of tongue (Gali), agg. protruding tongue.

- Tip of tongue red.

- Coated, indented tongue.

- Stringy saliva.

Teeth

- Dentition retarded, painful.

- Pain amel. BITING TEETH TOGETHER.

Throat

- INFLAMMATION throat, tonsils, parotids.

DARK RED, BLUISH RED (Bapt, Lach).

PAIN amel. COLD DRINKS, agg. WARM DRINKS.

agg. RIGHT SIDE (Lyc).

- Feels narrow, rough, hot.

- Shooting pains into ears on swallowing.

- Mumps.

- Swelling of cervical glands.

Male genitalia

- Orchitis.

Female genitalia

- Ovarian neuralgia agg. right.

Chest

- MASTITIS, ABSCES (Con, Sil).

PAIN RADIATES OVER WHOLE BODY.

agg. WHILE NURSING.

agg. LEFT SIDE.

Mastitis after first menses, which appear soon after delivery. Mastitis after mental or emotional stress.

- Hard and sensitive with purple hue.

- Milk diminished, agg. stress or excitement.

- Milk thick and lumpy. Coagulates, hangs out in strings.

- Nipples: cracks and small ulcers (Castor-eq).

- Tender breasts before and during menses.

- Tumors of breasts with enlarged axillary glands (cancer).

Extremities

- PAIN WHERE TENDONS ATTACH TO BONE (Rhod, Rhus-t).

- Rheumatic pains agg. cold and wet, morning.

- Bone pains agg. night.

Skin

- Purple hue (boils, eruptions)(Lach).

Thursday, September 6, 2012

What Causes Bedwetting?

Over the years, researchers have studied many different causes of bedwetting, with no single cause emerging as a primary factor. Now we understand that bedwetting (scientifically referred to as ‘primary nocturnal enuresis’) is actually multifactorial, and it usually results from a combination of issues. It is important to understand what medical factors are at work, as you can then decide an appropriate approach to treatment.

Sleep or Arousal Disorder – Often times, children with bedwetting issues are described as “deep sleepers” by their parents or caregivers, meaning they are not easily roused from sleep. Past studies on sleeping patterns or sleep arousal have proven to be controversial and often inconclusive. It appears instead that wetting occurs at all stages of the sleep cycle, and although the exact reasons are not well understood, it seems most children are not easily roused from sleep at any point in the cycle.

Food Sensitivities - A small percentage of children are sensitive to certain foods that can contribute to nocturnal enuresis. These children may benefit from eliminating foods such as citrus and carbonated drinks.

High Urine Production - In most people, the release of a hormone called vasopressin reduces the amount of urine produced at night. Some children actually release less vasopressin at night, leading to a higher urine volume. These children produce more urine than their peers and are more prone to bedwetting - especially when other factors are present.

Low Functional Bladder Capacity - Another common factor in children affected by bedwetting is a low functional bladder capacity. These children have less forewarning of the need to urinate and feel more urgency as a result. When a child's functional bladder capacity is low they are less able to hold a normal amount of urine at night, and may also experience daytime symptoms.

Irregular Bowel Movements - Sometimes children who wet are actually suffering from bowel problems, such as irregular bowel movements or constipation. When the rectum is full the bladder's expansion may be restricted, and this can result in decreased sensitivity to bladder fullness.

Other less common causes of bedwetting include anatomic abnormalities, endocrine disorders and urinary tract infections.

Thursday, June 7, 2012

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Chamomilla.

(Cham. - Common Chamomile.)

Unceasing crying and yelling.

Cross and peevish, angry disposition.

Anxious restlessness in mind and body with tossing about.

The child wants to be carried, and is then more quiet.

Oversensitiveness to pain, and of the organs of sense to fresh air and wind.

Twitchings and convulsions of children during dentition.

Pulsating pain, as from concealed suppuration.

Heat and redness of one cheek.

Pains accompanied by thirst and heat.

Perspiration of the head, especially the borders of the hair.

Drowsiness with moaning and staring.

Bad effects from wrath, from coffee and narcotic palliatives.

Aggravation in the night, after breakfast, after suppressed perspiration, on getting warm in bed.

MM

Chelidonium Majus.

(Chel. - Celandine.)

Paralytic drawing and lameness in single parts.

Disinclination to move, which he does very reluctantly.

Sleepiness and desire to lie down, without being able to sleep.

Chilliness predominating.

In the morning when awakening and after eating, great debility and great lassitude.

Icterus.

Catamenia too late and too profuse.