Bell. headaches?

[Shannon Nelson]

What remedies besides Calc might underlie Belladonna headaches?
Under remedies that "complement" Bell, only Calc is listed; or perhaps
"Follows well", which includes several more?

Phos is not under "complements" Bell, but is under "Follows well", and
seems *maybe* a bit more indicted now. Is it a reasonable thing to
follow (days later, I mean) a Bell. headache with? He's not typical
for calc *or* phos (tall, thin, too easily tired; loves hanging with
his buddies, but spends most of his time at home holed up in his room
playing Dungeons & Dragons solitaire :-/ ) There's lots more case,
but at the moment I'm curious about "process" (how to figure in the
Bell. headaches) rather than remedy suggestions etc.
Thank you!
Shannon

[Rochelle]

Dear Shannon,

I have the following in Isis Vision for Belladonna. Hope this is helpful.

Rochelle



Bor Calc c Hep Merc s Nat m Variol



Acon Apis Bry Glon Hyos Lach Stram



Acon Agar Ars Cact Cad s Calc c Carb v Cham Chin

Con Cur Hep Hyos Kali m Lach Merc i r Merc s Mosch Mur ac

Nux v Puls Rhus t Seng Sep Sil Stram Sulph Val Verat a

Zinc



Acet ac Dulc



Acon Camph Coff Con Hep Hyos Merc s Nux v Op Puls

Sabad Stram

Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

[Shannon Nelson]

Thanks, Rochelle!
So you'd consider any of the first three a possibility for that part of
the situation? (Is there another place to look for the "X is an acute
of Y" correspondence?)
Shannon

[Rochelle]

What I have posted is probably the most up to date from clinical practice.
There are books that have relationships in. The one I use is Remedy Relationships by Thomas Blasig and Peter Vint published by Hahnemann Institutut (English Edition!!) which has the ref to where they have come from. Just looking at it and noticing that it has other Rx as Complementary - Aco, Bor, Calc, Cham, Cist,Cupr, Cupr Act, Glon, Hep, Hyos, Lach,Merc, Nat M, Nit Ac, Puls, Rhus T, Sulph, Tub, Variol.
It also says that the action of Bell is increased if you give slices of lemon the next day and that Sang is the chronic Bell and may be used after the latter when it failed in scarlet fever (!!) as well as Bell is the acute of Calc.
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

[Jean Doherty]

If he is tall and thin and spends a lot of time on computer I imagine his neck muscles are objecting. ?ergonomics all wrong. Belladonna an acute of Calc carb and I think Rhus tox also an acute, FWIW, Jean