Any suggestions? + update

[Joy Lucas]

It is better to 'see' it as it is or has been taught by Hahnemann and others.

For what it is worth Pyrogen has an acute manifestation within its affinity (septic fevers being one example) and for this reason Sankaran places it within what he describes as the typhoid diathesis, which is sub acute.

Joy

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[Joy]

When a rx has moved a case onward in a beneficial way it is sometimes worth studying the rx that are complementary to the first prescription.

Joy
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[Theresa Partington]

I, too, would have instinctively thought syphilitic in this case but can see psoric link. Kent thought psoric for Pyrogen, Banarjea (Miasmatic Prescribing) says Pyrogen is predominantly syphilitic. Hardly surprising we can see different miasmatic connections depending on the case.
Theresa
Liz wrote:
Joy has written about Pyrogen too - did you see? - she places it in the Psoric realm. Whilst all remedies are multi-miasmatic to some extent, and syphilis could not exist without psora, I still see Pyrogen (like Arnica, Baptisia) as syphilitic more than psoric, personally.

have you thought about one of the snake remedies if there is this oozing of blood?

Liz

[Kerry]

Thanks for the input Joy.

According to Blasig and Vint the following remedies are complementary:
Anthraci, Ars, Bry, Lach, Rhust-t, Sulph. Does anyone know of any
other remedies that aren't in that list?

Kerry

[marsden43]

Ars Bry Lach Rhus t



Ail Anthx Ars Apis Bapt Echin Rhus t



Aur m n Ars Bry Chin Cimic Hyds Mang Merc s Merc v Pall
Psor Sep



Calc s
Don't know if this gives you more information

Rochelle
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[Kerry]

Thanks Rochelle. I have also just found the following in RADAR:

Complementary: Anthr, ars, bell, bry, canth, hep, lach, natrium mur, nit
ac, psorinum, rhus t, silicea, sulph, sulph ac, thuja

Followed well by: Hep sulph, mag carb, psorinum, sulph

Where did you get your list from?

Kerry

[Kerry]

I, too, would have instinctively thought syphilitic in this case but can see psoric link. Kent thought psoric for Pyrogen, Banarjea (Miasmatic Prescribing) says Pyrogen is predominantly syphilitic. Hardly surprising we can see different miasmatic connections depending on the case.
Theresa
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[marsden43]

My list is from my Isis programme.

(OK back now to watching the video case at the Scholtan seminar in Dublin!!!)

Rochelle

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[Mair MacKinnon]

Thanks, Kerry! That one was already on my very long wish list, but I'll move it to the top!

Keep us posted on your progress!

Mair

Mair MacKinnon, N.D.
Traditional Naturopathy
http://web.me.com/mairmackinnon
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From: Kerry
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, November 8, 2009 12:15:11 AM
Subject: RE: [Minutus] Re: Any suggestions? + update
Thanks for your response Mair. I think today that I will go with the
Gunpowder as the wound hasn’t improved any since yesterday despite
giving another dose.

With regard to miasms and animals you might find the book by John Saxton
and Peter Gregory useful in that respect: Textbook of Veterinary
Homeopathy. It is an interesting read in general if you treat animals
and also covers miasms.

Kerry

[Kerry]

Hi Mair

I have just remembered that he has also released “Miasms As Practical Tools” since I purchased his other book and you might find that one more useful as he gives animal cases. If you do buy it I would be interested in your thoughts on its usefulness – I have sworn blind that I won’t buy anymore books, but you never know I might just be tempted. ☺

Kerry