hydrophobia

What is hydrophobia ?
Hydrophobia means fear of water.
Symptoms of hydrophobia : Slight dizziness and nausea.Violent pressing outward in the forehead, the patient put the head to the wall.A very intolerable, snappish, irritable headache, with stiffness of the jaws and numb hands. Twitchings of the face and hands.Rending and tearing pain in the malar bones.Face pale, yellow, nearly brown/Both jaws feel stiff, with tingling in the cheek bones.Jaws stiff and sore.Jaws feel stiff and a disposition to gape.Rending pain in right upper jaw,towards the ear.Mouth full of saliva and total disinclination to drink.Saliva more viscid, constant spitting; feeling of general malaise all over, without pain.Increase of saliva.A large quantity of viscid saliva in the mouth.Saliva more plentiful, but thin and of a yellow color.Desire to swallow, and spittle more viscid than usual.Difficulty in swallowing liquids.Sensation as of inability to swallow, but can do so when trying.Difficulty in swallowing liquids;epiglottis appeared partially paralyzed. Burning down the oesophagus.Constant desire to swallow.Violent spasm of the throat with sense of suffocation.Strange constrictive sensation, with inability to swallow without great pain.Constrictive sensation in the throat, much worse when swallowing liquids.
Homoeopathy Treatment of hydrophobia : restlessness, violent convulsions, the patient being so violent that he had to be tied; he rolled about in his bed sleepless, and uttering crowing screams; he was delirious, without memory or consciousness; his pupils were extremely dilated; violent desire to bite and to tear everything with his teeth; extreme dryness of the inner mouth and fauces; the sight of a light, a mirror, or water, excited horrible convulsions, irresistible aversion to water, with constrictions and convulsions of the oesophagus; froth at the mouth and frequent spitting.  belladonna, hyoscyamus, lachesis, stramonium, cantharides. cantharides appears to be more indicated when the inflammatory symptoms are the most prominent, and when the impeded deglutition does not proceed from a spasmodic constriction of the fauces, but from the inflammation of those parts, or from pains caused by swallowing. 

herpes cure

Herpes is a skin disease, due to a virus infection. In this disease, there is inflammation of the skin (dermatitis) along with the eruption of many vesicles or small blisters over the affected skin.

 Herpes can occur in three distinct forms : 1/ Herpes simplex or cold sores 2/ erpes circinatus (or ringworm)  3/ Herpes zoster (or shingles).

Herpes simplex or cold sores : Herpes simplex or cold sores are the common lesions that appear around the mouth and in the nose in association with colds and viral illnesses. It is not normally dangerous but causes uncomfortable feeling and bad look of the face. Herpes simplex can cause an acute conjunctivitis, or inflammation of mouth or vagina, but many people contract it by infection without showing any symptoms. herpes simple is classified into two forms-herpes facialis and herpes genitalis. In herpes facialis, the eruption is seen over the face, in mouth, around mouth, over lips, chin, nose and around eyes, ears or neck. When it occurs in mouth, or upon the tongue, it is then called canker (ulceration, mainly of the lips and mouth). 

erpes circinatus : It is also called tinea circinatus, in which the herpetic eruption takes the shape of ringworms over the body, occupying isolated spots on the skin. The border is generally elevated with minute vesicles, the dried scales of which fall down. The affected area of the skin may develop lesions of pea-size or equal to the size of a palm. There is slight itching and burning, patches are few in number, the affection is limited to one part of the body or often several patches in the same region. It generally attacks the exposed surfaces, i.e. , neck, face, cheeks, back of hands and near ears. 

Herpes zoster : Herpes zoster is a painful condition of the skin in which red spots erupt over the body, usually in a band form that starts under the armpit and swings across the chest, sometimes face is affected. The spots follow the course of a nerve, the viral attacks follow the course of a nerve, because the virus attacks the nerve's point of origin at the spinal cord, and normally lasts for a few weeks before subsiding. When it disappears, the affected spots may have some pain which is called postherpetic neuralgia. Herpes zoster usually affects old people who have had chickenpox during their childhood.
Herpes zoster or shingles is an acute virus infection of the sensory nerves causing severe pain and the appearance of vesicles or small blisters along the course of the nerves involved, usually on one side of the body (often in the face, chest or abdomen). This disease subsides in about three weeks, though sometimes severe pain may persist for many months in the area of the affected nerve. The virus that causes herpes zoster can also cause chickenpox in children.
herpes zoster the affected ganglion actually becomes inflamed and swells up with the start of pain in the affected nerve.
herpes cure : FP6X, KM3X, KP3X, KS3X, NS3X.Ledum,Lachesis,Rhustox,Nat mur,Ars.

malaria prophylaxis

 Malaria fever, a disease conveyed by mosquitoes, characterized by intermittent paroxysms (attacks) of fever, and rigors (sudden chill with severe shivering and rapid rise of temperature). The temperature remains high until perspiration ensues (begins) - causes a gradual fall in the temperature and finally becomes normal. The recurring attacks of malaria fever may be noted on same day, on next day or after 3 days, 7 days etc. If the symptoms of malaria fever recur after 24 hours; it is known as Quotidian; if every 48 hours; it is Tertian; if every 72 hours; then it is named as Ouartan malaria.
 Besides above, there is severe frontal headache, red face, and pains all over the body.

fever

A fever or febrile or feverish state of body is the rise of body temperature above the normal, i.e.above the oral temperature of 98.4°F. Fever is generally associated with a hot, dry skin, shivering of body with chill (in the beginning). There is headache, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, constipation, diarrhoea, pains in muscles and joints of the body.

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Asthma owes its name only when a person is having the attack of broncho-spasm with symptoms like -shortness of breathing or hurried, quick, oppressed breathing -which may occur at any time, i.e. , at night, mid-night, in cold wet season, in hot humid weather, during hay-fever, inhaling dust or smoke or in a person having cardiac or lungs affectionsi.e. , weak heart or lung trouble like emphysema, chronic bronchitis), with other causes like nervous irritations, gastric problems, stress and strain producing digestive problems, etc.

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Appendix pain or Appendicitis is the inflammation of the appendix vermiform. actually appendix, is having worm like structure and as such it is called as appendix vermiform. It is attached with the caecum, or cecum and has no function in the body, but when it is inflamed, due to some infection, it causes a trouble - appendicitis with following causes and symptoms. (Appendix is 5 to 7 c m. long when it is normal and 10- 15 c m. in length when it is inflamed with pencil size thickness).
 Typhlitis inflammation of caecum-formerly called as typhlitis, and now it is recognised as appendicitis.

vitiligo treatment

Vitiligo is the condition in which some areas, large or small, lose their pigment (coloring matter) and become milky white. At initial stage, these spots are very small in size or area, go on increasing slowly and spread all over the body. The cause is unknown and there is no satisfactory cure except in homoeopathy.

dental pain

Dental pain or Toothache or odontalgia may be acute or chronic. It occurs due to the inflammation of the tooth pulp which is a soft tissue contained in the cavity of the tooth. Toothache can be due to inflammation of the periodontal membrane which is a fibrous layer covering the cement of the teeth. Irritation of the tooth pulp is due to the following causes :

 (1) Carious cavity. (2) Exposure of dentine or cementum with or without caries. (3) Filling too near the pulp. (4) A blow on the sound Tooth. The pain is neuralgic in character and intensifies by the extremes of temperature.

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Rheumatoid arthritis is a disease with unknown causes. There is chronic inflammation of various joints of the body, such as joints of the fingers, wrists, toes, ankles and often the knees, hips and shoulder, with severe pain and considerable swelling.
 It is not just a disease of joints only but every system, tissue or part of the body is involved, suchas lungs, nerve tissues, and small arteries. Patient may have hypertensions, difficult breathing. Women are affected more than men. Eventually the affected joints may develop deformities. Non-articular rheumatism involves the soft tissues and causes fibrositis and lumbago.

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Medical journal : Homeopathy is the application of the law of similars. This means that you give a substance, to a sick person, that has been shown to create the same symptoms in the healthy. It cannot be "homeopathic" until it has been prescribed on the basis of the Law of Similars. Just because a substance has been manufactured using homeopathic processes (dynamization) does not mean it is "homeopathic." Substances are NOT homeopathic of themselves. They become "homeopathic" only upon the application to the case AND after they have cured. -Julian Winston.
The use of combination remedies doesn't make sense to me because whether the patient gets better or worse, you won't know why, which makes it very difficult to know what to do next in the case. We need to learn from our precise observations so we can grow as homeopaths.
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