remedy help

[J van der Linden]

helo everbody, I ran across the remedy Kerosote with as one if its features: nightly enurisis, dreaming as if regularly going to the toilet to urinate, while. I have tried many sources to find out more about this remedy but without much information. I would be very greatfull if somebody could sent in info about this remedy. Thanks ahead, greetings J, van der Linden, the Netherlands (Class. Hom.)
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[Wendy Howard]

> helo everbody, I ran across the remedy Kerosote with as one if its
features: nightly enurisis, dreaming as if regularly going to the toilet to
urinate, while. I have tried many sources to find out more about this remedy
but without much information. I would be very greatfull if somebody could
sent in info about this remedy. Thanks ahead, greetings J, van der Linden,
the Netherlands (Class. Hom.)

I think you must have a typographical error -- the remedy is surely
Kreosotum, which is pretty well known having been proved about 150 years
ago, and I would think would be found in pretty much any MM.

Regards
Wendy

[Joy Lucas]

I am guessing you mean Kreosotum - to be found in virtually every Materia
Medica

Regards, Joy
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[Arun]

Hi all,

peculiar symptom combination of desire warm drinks but <

complains of painful menstruation, when she has vomiting, sweating, increased thirst (for warm drinks) - but drinking < pain. is also < warm applications. warm drinks causes problems only with menstrual pains.

i have prescribed puls. ( i am not aware of puls having *desire* for warm drinks though)

anything else comes to mind ?

regards,
Arun
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[Dr. Swift]

Arun,

Crossing warm drinks desires and agg. in Synthesis = Bry, Chel, Graph, Sulph
with Cupr and Choc being new additions.

Hope this helps
Russell Swift, DVM
Classical Homeopath
phone 561-391-5615
email drswift@therightremedy.com
www.therightremedy.com

"Allopaths have protocols, Homeopaths have principles."

[Robyn]

Arun,
Have you had a look at Veratrum?

It has
Fem Gen/sex - Menses - painful - nausea and vomiting
perspiration profuse menses during
stomach thirst menses during
generals food and drinks warm drinks agg
Veratrum also has fainting turns
I think that the vomiting and fainting from pain is more significant, and rather unusual compared to warm drinks desires and agg. Thirst with aggravation from drinks may be all that is needed! even though the desire for cold drinks is in Veratrum, the agg from warm drinks is there

Just an idea!

Robyn

"Each progressive spirit is opposed by a thousand mediocre minds appointed to guard the past" (Maurice Maeterlinck)

[Arun]

Hi,

thanks to all who respnded

shannon, i take it that the rubric is from ref. works ? synthesis does not
have abd cramping pain warmth agg. It has warm applications > and cham is
in there.

andy, i know you are only giving possible remedies to look at, and that's
exactly what i need !
elaps did come up (for the < warm drinks) but did not fit in with the
rest.

robyn, i'll keep in mind veratrum as she may need remedies for the acute
situation.(during menses)
i had given veratr in another case - where she had similar symptoms (no warm
< , but more pain, vomiting, collapse, thirst)
but did not respond. I guess that was still on my mind ..... Do you
have good results with veratr. in menstrual pains - esp as "acute"?

regards,
Arun

[Shannon Nelson]

Hi Arun,
That rubric was from Complete Rep, in MacRep.
Shannon
on 4/10/03 11:26 PM, Arun at appoo@sancharnet.in wrote:

[Joy Lucas]

Dear Arun, a bit late but a few thoughts regarding your post.

There are some keynotes which seem to contra-indicate Pulsatilla - they are
averse to and lying on it. This
latter keynote might also contra-indicate Pulsatilla as it has aggravation
from lying on one side. But Pulsatilla does have "pain abdomen, after
drinking."

Remember the essence of Pulsatilla is changeability, unpredictable and
contradictory, so if her symptoms appear to be doing that then this also
covers the case.

But more generally:- Bryonia has both the desire and aggravation from warm
drinks, it has menstrual irregularities with gastric symptoms but if you
have prescribed Pulsatilla then the mentals and emotionals of Bryonia would
hardly seem to fit.

Lachesis has left sided ovarian pain and is << warm/hot drinks, and painful
menses.

There is one obvious remedy which might be worth considering - Sulphur - has
both the desire and aggravation from warm drinks, painful menses, fainting
with pain and during menses, lots of gastric symptoms, pain in abdomen after
drinking, pain left ovary which usually extends upwards, they have to be
lying down (cannot stand during the pain), << warm applications.

Hope this helps,

Best wishes, Joy

[Arun]

Hi joy,

thanks for the ideas, actually sulph and lach had come first and second in
repertorisation ! - i had prescribed on the first visit itself, before a
complete repertorisation could be done.

i had taken the lying
on it ) - puls has > pressure / lying on painful side or more generally, >
lying on abdomen - i had taken this symptom as one of the pointers towarsd
puls

on a more general note, would you really consider a particular symptom will
"contradict" a remedy ? - in that if you have it, you will not prescribe a
certain remedy ? personally i would be more comfortable if for eg.in puls
the patient has averse to or atleast did not have a marked desire for warm
food/drinks. But at the same time, i wonder whether it cannot be an
expression of something lying "beneath" - sulph or lyc. for example.

regards,
Arun