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This remedy can be esp recognized by its neurological affections.
Weakness of lower extremities leading to paralysis is one of the most prominent features.
Knees knock together when walking.
Legs are cold during the day but hot and burning at night accompanied by blue discoloration and swelling on hanging down.
Constant yawning is another important feature of this remedy.
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Ardavan Shahrdar, MD, DIHom, RIHA
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Ardavan Shahrdar
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Many an animal here in Oz has been saved from tick paralysis with this
remedy!
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This remedy which produced a perfect tincture of certain spinal affections, has been known foe over a century.
- In Christison's Toxicology it is stated that it causes paraplegia, dragging gait, turning)in of the toes, stiffness, and semi-flexion of the knee-joints.
- The attention of the homoeopathic profession was directed to the drug as a possible remedy in paraplegia, in the British Journal of Homeopathy Vol III
- Here is found an account of a wheat famine in India where the peas of the plant were substituted for wheat and used as a food.
- Those who subsisted on it were taken, even during sleep, with sudden paralysis of the lower limbs; this occurred without warming, in young men more than in young women, and was never recovered from.
- Another observer records fifty cases who had eaten the Lathyrus bread and all stated that they became paralytic during the wet season of the country, that tehy went to bed quite well and awoke with stiff legs, unsteady gait, and aching, but no severe pain.
- The upper extremities were free.
Another who saw the disease in Algeria and described the symptoms found in ten cases observed that they came on suddenly, in damp weather, with some pain in the loins, trembling, motor paralysis, and exaggerated reflexes.
He attributed these phenomena to an acute transverse myelitis with degenerative changes in the cord.
A German writer states that the drug produces disturbances of nutrition of the muscles of the lower extremities, paresis and that the muscles of the trunk, neck and face remain unaffected.
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- In Christison's Toxicology it is stated that it causes paraplegia, dragging gait, turning)in of the toes, stiffness, and semi-flexion of the knee-joints.
- The attention of the homoeopathic profession was directed to the drug as a possible remedy in paraplegia, in the British Journal of Homeopathy Vol III
- Here is found an account of a wheat famine in India where the peas of the plant were substituted for wheat and used as a food.
- Those who subsisted on it were taken, even during sleep, with sudden paralysis of the lower limbs; this occurred without warming, in young men more than in young women, and was never recovered from.
- Another observer records fifty cases who had eaten the Lathyrus bread and all stated that they became paralytic during the wet season of the country, that tehy went to bed quite well and awoke with stiff legs, unsteady gait, and aching, but no severe pain.
- The upper extremities were free.
Another who saw the disease in Algeria and described the symptoms found in ten cases observed that they came on suddenly, in damp weather, with some pain in the loins, trembling, motor paralysis, and exaggerated reflexes.
He attributed these phenomena to an acute transverse myelitis with degenerative changes in the cord.
A German writer states that the drug produces disturbances of nutrition of the muscles of the lower extremities, paresis and that the muscles of the trunk, neck and face remain unaffected.
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vtyekkirala
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Re: FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME (180)
Hi,
"This remedy pictures lateral sclerosis and spastic paraplegic
conditions with excessively exaggerated reflexes. No pain, but motor
paralysis of the lower extremities, absence of atrophy. The writer has
had remarkable success with this remedy in the 3rd potency and also the
30th and Boyd reports a cure of a typical spastic paralysis with it. "
---Dewey
Some of the symptoms exclusive to this remedy are:
ABDOMEN - COLDNESS in - cloth of cold water wrung round his waist; as if
he had a
EXTREMITIES - CRAMPS - Leg - cold agg.
EXTREMITIES - CROSSED, when walking; legs
EXTREMITIES - CROSSING - Legs - impossible
EXTREMITIES - CROSSING - Legs - impossible - sitting; when
EXTREMITIES - EXTENSION - Legs - impossible - sitting, while
EXTREMITIES - KNOCKED together - Knees - walking; while
EXTREMITIES - LIFTING - Lower limbs - impossible - lying; when
EXTREMITIES - PARALYSIS - Lower limbs - weather - wet
EXTREMITIES - PARALYSIS - Lower limbs - weather - wet - and cold
EXTREMITIES - STIFFNESS - Lower limbs - weather - cold wet
EXTREMITIES - SWELLING - Leg - hang down; letting leg
EXTREMITIES - WALKING - Toes; walking on - must walk on toes
GENERALS - NEUROLOGICAL complaints - accompanied by - sleepiness
GENERALS - NEUROLOGICAL complaints - accompanied by - yawning
with best wishes,
V.T.Yekkirala.
"This remedy pictures lateral sclerosis and spastic paraplegic
conditions with excessively exaggerated reflexes. No pain, but motor
paralysis of the lower extremities, absence of atrophy. The writer has
had remarkable success with this remedy in the 3rd potency and also the
30th and Boyd reports a cure of a typical spastic paralysis with it. "
---Dewey
Some of the symptoms exclusive to this remedy are:
ABDOMEN - COLDNESS in - cloth of cold water wrung round his waist; as if
he had a
EXTREMITIES - CRAMPS - Leg - cold agg.
EXTREMITIES - CROSSED, when walking; legs
EXTREMITIES - CROSSING - Legs - impossible
EXTREMITIES - CROSSING - Legs - impossible - sitting; when
EXTREMITIES - EXTENSION - Legs - impossible - sitting, while
EXTREMITIES - KNOCKED together - Knees - walking; while
EXTREMITIES - LIFTING - Lower limbs - impossible - lying; when
EXTREMITIES - PARALYSIS - Lower limbs - weather - wet
EXTREMITIES - PARALYSIS - Lower limbs - weather - wet - and cold
EXTREMITIES - STIFFNESS - Lower limbs - weather - cold wet
EXTREMITIES - SWELLING - Leg - hang down; letting leg
EXTREMITIES - WALKING - Toes; walking on - must walk on toes
GENERALS - NEUROLOGICAL complaints - accompanied by - sleepiness
GENERALS - NEUROLOGICAL complaints - accompanied by - yawning
with best wishes,
V.T.Yekkirala.