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muthu kumar
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Re: dry skin

Post by muthu kumar »

Ars and Sarsaparilla are more indicated in children - for dryness -

Sars also works in nutritional deficiencies...

I guess you might have already looked at the skin, dryness like
parchment - rubrics....

How long? How did it start?

Any tuberculosis anywhere in the family? Does the child look tubercular?

How about sweat( TB, Syphilis both have sweat gland affinity)...
-- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "Theresa Partington" wrote:
Certainly around his neck and flexures there was a dry cracked eczema
- but his whole body was incredibly dry and sandpaper-y. 1st
prescription didn't help much (though am not sure parents are very
careful with his diet or followed my recommendations). There is a bit
of a communication problem .
general dryness (nutritional/genetic). He is Sri Lankan. Has anyone
any ideas?


Irene de Villiers
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Re: dry skin

Post by Irene de Villiers »

Sheri Nakken wrote:

plus omega-9s from extra virgin olive oil.

I'd also look for what's WRONG with the diet. Soy for example?

.....IRene
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Irene de Villiers
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Re: dry skin

Post by Irene de Villiers »

Bill Giman wrote:

No way - people usually get WAY too many omega6 oils and they are
inflammatory at cell level where omega-3s from FISH only, are
anti-inflammatory.
The other anti-inflammatory is omega-9 from e.v. olive oil.

...IRene

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Shannon Nelson
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Re: dry skin

Post by Shannon Nelson »

Vitamin A might be one possibility? (And some people require the fish
oil variety, not beta caroiene.)
Shannon


Theresa Partington
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Re: dry skin

Post by Theresa Partington »

Thank you everyone – I have looked at allergies and am still doing so. The EFAs sound a good bet and the water, of course.

Ounces per pound, I presume rather than per stone, kilo etc etc. My first prescription was actually alumina but I didn’t know about alumina phos – so thanks for that, too.

Theresa


Theresa Partington
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Re: dry skin

Post by Theresa Partington »

Thanks all, again. I hadn’t really intended doing a case and was more interested in nutritional/genetic possibilities – but here goes…

He is 8 months old and the dryness started within a month of birth almost certainly before his BCG jab. I asked about TB but the mother didn’t know much about the father’s sri lankan family. Her own mother said there was none in her family. Mother herself had had ring worm. Not sweaty. Has cradlecap. Baby was fed on dairy and breast milk and other stuff that I couldn’t quite find out what it was. Should be on a rotation/exclusion diet now. Had also been taking daily paracetemols for the itching and loads of a/bs. Has stopped now.

He can be constipated with blackish stools but not always. He has a few times had pus coming out of his ear – I think it was probably infected eczema. He has some ayurvedic oils that help a bit with the skin but not much. At the last appointment I prescribed arsenicum ( he is quite a fastidious 8 month year old) but am having trouble getting in touch to find out what is happening. They ring me when I am out and I ring them and get people who don’t speak English!

Never considered sarsaparilla but will now. I know that dry skin and eczema go together and quite possibly that is all there is to it but you could almost file your nails on this lad’s skin. I did suggest some other oils including coconut and in fact we did discuss EFAs now I come to look at the notes. I usually recommend a 3,6,9 combo.

The case taking is really hard work due to the language problem but I will keep you informed of any progress.

Theresa
Posted by: "hahnemannian2002" hahnemannian2002@yahoo.com hahnemannian2002

Fri Jun 15, 2007 3:50 pm (PST)

Ars and Sarsaparilla are more indicated in children - for dryness -

Sars also works in nutritional deficiencies...

I guess you might have already looked at the skin, dryness like
parchment - rubrics....

How long? How did it start?

Any tuberculosis anywhere in the family? Does the child look tubercular?

How about sweat( TB, Syphilis both have sweat gland affinity)...

-- In minutus@yahoogroups.com , "Theresa Partington" wrote:
Certainly around his neck and flexures there was a dry cracked eczema
- but his whole body was incredibly dry and sandpaper-y. 1st
prescription didn't help much (though am not sure parents are very
careful with his diet or followed my recommendations). There is a bit
of a communication problem .
general dryness (nutritional/genetic). He is Sri Lankan. Has anyone
any ideas?


Bonnieallenart
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Re: dry skin

Post by Bonnieallenart »

In a message dated 6/16/07 7:38:57 PM, shannonnelson@tds.net writes:
this may have no relevance, but i had a patient about 10 months old ..chinese ..with the dry skin that you are describing. i'd never seen dryness like this. makes one look more closely at the diet. the remedy that helped , if i remember correctly, was alumina..

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Remember You
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Re: dry skin

Post by Remember You »

Dear
If infant takes mother feed, please give the THUJA 1M one dose to mother no need to give the medicine to infant, after few days if u see the no improvement give her PETROLIUM 30
Dr. Zafar

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Sheri Nakken
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Re: dry skin

Post by Sheri Nakken »

Another example of NON homeopathy - non individualization for dose, potency
and remedy
Sheri
no need to give the medicine to infant, after few days if u see the no
improvement give her PETROLIUM 30
..chinese ..with the dry skin that you are describing. i'd never seen
dryness like this. makes one look more closely at the diet. the remedy that
helped , if i remember correctly, was alumina..
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