Thanks for the quick responses to my query about a young boy who unconsciously strokes his face. Thanks to the info you gave me and my getting a chance to look up the word 'phimosis', I'm now fairly convinced the boy needs mercury rather than medorrinhum. Med just isn't in any of the rubrics. I know...

I'm treating a lively, engaging five-year-old boy with 'asthma' plus a loose chest cough and a discharge between his foreskin and penis. Medorrhinum naturally comes to mind. This boy also strokes his forehead and cheeks regularly. His parents think he doesn't even realise he does it. I can't find an...

Sorry to weigh in so late. It appears to me that during this conversation people have been confusing the types of diabetes. The current conventional names for the main two types of diabetes are: type I diabetes (which used to be called type II diabetes) type II diabetes (which used to be called adul...

Thanks all who replied to my query. The spiritual aspect of mind as activity is particularly interesting, especially since this woman's favourite reading materials are new age self help books. I'll follow up that in the next follow up. For now, I went with a mental symptom that _is_ very clear: feel...

But is it okay to use mind as a substitute for life
when life=activity?

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Hi all - I'm trying to find the remedy for a client who says 'my life and my body are two separate entities'. I asked her to clarify what 'life' meant. (I was hoping she'd say mind, soul, or spirit, all of which are in my Synthesis!) But she said life = activity. Life is in external things. So I nee...

Thanks, Merrilee. I might try that, but I think he's going to go to a homoeopathic vet next. The dog had his tail off today. The tail completely separated. Our vet said there was no risk in moving him for a second opinion, but the look of sheer terror on the dog's face made me decide that that wasn'...

> Definitely need an acute/trauma remedy, and that Oops: I should have written 'he's a very stressed dog in general'. He is always startled, he always barks aggressively at visitor who don't pay him attention, he is always clingy outside the house, he always wants comfort and attention. I definitely...

Shannon wrote: Yes, he did have lycopodium as a constitutional - nothing happened. It seemed like an excellent choice at the time. It's unfortunate that we don't have an early life history for this dog; if we knew aetiologies and early circumstances it would be much easier. After his tail heals he'l...

I'm a third year student of homoeopathy who is currently out of her depth! My dog injured the tip of his tail, which was stitched. The vet put a bandage on to keep him from chewing his tail. It turns out this bandage was far too tight. It constricted the circulation to the injured tip, which is now ...