- 35 Degree Celsious

[ShakirMM]

I request to learned fellows of the list to answer a question.

What could be the possible remedies for an aching pain in right calf and right sole which started after entering a chilled room at minus 35 deg Celsius? There are no other symptoms. this makes the man movements lame.
Regards,
Shakir

[healthinfo6]

Shakir,
-35C = -31F
This is extremely cold, even more than a walk in freezer
I needed repping practice.
Susan
Rubrics
Extremities/Lameness/Joints/chill, during Rhus Tox, Tub ITALIC
Extremities/Lameness/Lower Limbs/chill, during Lyc, Rhus Tox, Tub, ITALIC, Ign
Extremities/Pain/Calf/chill, during Ars, Thuj
Extremities/Pain/Foot/Right Kalm, Lith
Extremities/Pain/Foot/chill, during Cupr
Extremities/Pain/Foot/Sole Causticum BOLD
Ars, Canth, crot-t, led, Lyc , petr, phos, ran-s, sil, stann, still ITALIC
Agar, alum, am-c, anac, anag, bar-c, berb, bov, bry, cact, calc, carb-v, croc, cupr, dios, gels, graph, hyos, lith, merc,
merc-i-f, merc-i-r, mez, nat-p, pareir, pip-m, plat, plb, sec, sulph, zinc
.
Extremities/Pain/Leg/Chill, during Rhus-Tox, Eup-Per BOLD,
Nat-m, Tub ITALIC,
Nux-V
Extremities/Pain/Lower Limb/chill, during Ars, Chin, Nux V, Pyrog BOLD
Ferr, Puls Rhus Tox are ITALIC
Arn, Bry, Caps, Led, Lyc, Med, Nat-m, Phos, Sep Sulph, Thuj
Extremities/Pain/Lower Limbs/Exposure to Cold calc-p, phos ITALIC

[Victoria Mashevsky]

Did he step from hot environment and into cold room w/o any protective footwear/clothing? If yes Bell -p
Extremities; pain; rheumatic; cold; sudden, from: bell-p

V

[ShakirMM]

Thanks Susan, you have done a lot but does chill represent that extreme coldness? I think chill means coldness and shivering during a fever.
However there are no signs of frost biting on the leg anywhere.

From your repping it looks as Rhus tox can be indicated remedy. What is your opinion?

My Best,
Shakir
Shakir,
-35C = -31F
This is extremely cold, even more than a walk in freezer
I needed repping practice.
Susan
Rubrics
Extremities/Lameness/Joints/chill, during Rhus Tox, Tub ITALIC
Extremities/Lameness/Lower Limbs/chill, during Lyc, Rhus Tox, Tub, ITALIC, Ign
Extremities/Pain/Calf/chill, during Ars, Thuj
Extremities/Pain/Foot/Right Kalm, Lith
Extremities/Pain/Foot/chill, during Cupr
Extremities/Pain/Foot/Sole Causticum BOLD
Ars, Canth, crot-t, led, Lyc , petr, phos, ran-s, sil, stann, still ITALIC
Agar, alum, am-c, anac, anag, bar-c, berb, bov, bry, cact, calc, carb-v, croc, cupr, dios, gels, graph, hyos, lith, merc,
merc-i-f, merc-i-r, mez, nat-p, pareir, pip-m, plat, plb, sec, sulph, zinc
.
Extremities/Pain/Leg/Chill, during Rhus-Tox, Eup-Per BOLD,
Nat-m, Tub ITALIC,
Nux-V
Extremities/Pain/Lower Limb/chill, during Ars, Chin, Nux V, Pyrog BOLD
Ferr, Puls Rhus Tox are ITALIC
Arn, Bry, Caps, Led, Lyc, Med, Nat-m, Phos, Sep Sulph, Thuj
Extremities/Pain/Lower Limbs/Exposure to Cold calc-p, phos ITALIC

[ShakirMM]

Thanks Victoria,
He was actually in a room which is air-conditioned, working in a chilling plant actually, man was wearing upper, pant and socks and he thought going for a while will not effect him but it caught him.

As for Bellis-p you see its rheumatic pains agg from sudden cold whereas this young man doesn't have any such pains prior to this occuring.

If you have further guidance, I'll be thankful

Regards,
Shakir
Did he step from hot environment and into cold room w/o any protective footwear/clothing? If yes Bell -p
Extremities; pain; rheumatic; cold; sudden, from: bell-p

V

[Victoria Mashevsky]

So he is exposed to repetitive changes of temperatures in his line of work. It also looks like he spends hours during the day being exposed to the temperatures way below seasonal and the trip to the cold room was just a straw that broke the camel's back. Would that be a correct assessment of the situation?
V

[ShakirMM]

He normally wears necessary clothing when going to chilled room but at that occasion he neglect it thinking this is a short while and I'll return back soon. Young men think themselves as iron-man. But it caught him, he was nice when returned home but during his sleep he felt pain and lameness in walking.

Regards,
Shakir
So he is exposed to repetitive changes of temperatures in his line of work. It also looks like he spends hours during the day being exposed to the temperatures way below seasonal and the trip to the cold room was just a straw that broke the camel's back. Would that be a correct assessment of the situation?
V

[Leilanae]

Hi Shakir,

EXTREMITIES; pain; aching; cold, as from:
dulc nit-ac Pyrog syph ????

Atb

Leilanae

[Carol Orr]

That sounds like something that happened to my husband two years ago. He was
working outside in the cold and his leg and foot were hurting. It turned out
he had claudication...blocked artery in the leg...and the coldness was the
straw that broke the camel's back. He took hawthorne for six months and some
other vitamin and the pain went away. A year and a half later...severe
cold....it has come back...so back to the hawthorne tincture for 3 to 6
months.

[ShakirMM]

Dear Leilanae,
This case being in Level 3 as I think, Dulc may suite him. Other 3 remedies are for chronic conditions? What you think?
Thanks for your input.

My Best,
Shakir
Hi Shakir,

EXTREMITIES; pain; aching; cold, as from:
dulc nit-ac Pyrog syph ????

Atb

Leilanae