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martha
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Need Help With Rubrics

Post by martha »

Hi Everyone - I rarely post. My son who is 10 years old and dx'd with ASD has been treated homeopathically since 5 1/2 years old. Homeopathy has been fantastic for all of his chronic acutes and he has been medicine free since we started.

I wanted to ask the group how I would word a rubric to see which rx's would apply to his involuntary body movements when he becomes excited.

His chorea is mainly triggered by anything that excites him. Example, if he is looking at a book and a particular scene excites him, his chorea will be triggered. If he is watching a movie and a particular scene excites him, his chorea will be triggered. It even goes as far as if he recalls a certain sentence or passage from a book and recites it out loud his chorea will be triggered when he gets excited by what he just said.

Would the rubric be something like "Chorea, due to excitability"

Any input would be appreciated.

Thank you in advance for your time.

Martha


Rochelle Marsden
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Re: Need Help With Rubrics

Post by Rochelle Marsden »

Generalities; chorea; excitement, emotional, agg.: (21) agar, arg-n, calc, CAUST, CHEL, cimic, cina, CUPR, CUPR-ACET, IGN, kali-i, LAUR, mag-p, nat-m, OP, PHOS, staph, stram, TARENT, visc, zinc,

Rochelle

Registered Homeopath with The Society of Homeopaths
EFT (Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk


Lynn Cremona
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Re: Need Help With Rubrics

Post by Lynn Cremona »

Hello Martha,

Mind gestures, makes hands involuntary
Head motions involuntary
Extremities motion involuntary
Generals motion involuntary

and couple them with
Mind excitement (variations of)
Mind excitement nervous
Mind fear excitement
Mind restless
Mind thoughts
etc

Lynn
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D C Rona
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Re: Need Help With Rubrics

Post by D C Rona »

Consider:
Mind – Sensitive – chorea in
Generals – chorea – excitement agg.

However, you might look along a different theme – it sounds as if you are describing a low threshold for excitement – perhaps take 'excited' more as a symptom.

Donna

D C Rona, PhD, ND, DHM
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Date: Sun, 06 Mar 2011 20:16:17 +0000
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Subject: [Minutus] Need Help With Rubrics
Hi Everyone - I rarely post. My son who is 10 years old and dx'd with ASD has been treated homeopathically since 5 1/2 years old. Homeopathy has been fantastic for all of his chronic acutes and he has been medicine free since we started.

I wanted to ask the group how I would word a rubric to see which rx's would apply to his involuntary body movements when he becomes excited.

His chorea is mainly triggered by anything that excites him. Example, if he is looking at a book and a particular scene excites him, his chorea will be triggered. If he is watching a movie and a particular scene excites him, his chorea will be triggered. It even goes as far as if he recalls a certain sentence or passage from a book and recites it out loud his chorea will be triggered when he gets excited by what he just said.

Would the rubric be something like "Chorea, due to excitability"

Any input would be appreciated.

Thank you in advance for your time.

Martha


Roger Van Zandvoort
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Joined: Wed Apr 01, 2020 10:00 pm

Re: Need Help With Rubrics

Post by Roger Van Zandvoort »

Generalities; Chorea; excitement, emotional, agg.

but that will not be enough Martha, always take full case iinto consideration


Roger Van Zandvoort
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Re: Need Help With Rubrics

Post by Roger Van Zandvoort »

like Lynns more than my own suggestion, but still: full case


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