Tonio,
I made a recommendation to you; this is your case, you need to do the work & rep
Bill G.
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Hi Bill,
Could you mention some others? There is a history of DM in this case.
Thing against phos-ac, is that picture here has lots of restlessness
and desire for stimulation; afaik phos-ac, is more the opposite (or
perhaps later stage..) - breakdown, lying in bed,
Thanks for suggestion
Tonio.
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Must eat often, dreams of urinating, workaholic = lack of exercise,
all point to the possible onset of Diabetes M II. Phos-Ac, one of the
best rem for the initial onset of DMII.
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Shannon Nelson
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Re: Dream of urge to urinate
But just for consideration--phos ac *can* have restlessness; would need
to suit the whole case, but don't eliminate phos ac *just* because of
the restlessness. It's under "Generalities, rest agg" (2); "Gen, rest
agg, as well as motion"; and "Gen., restlessness, physical". But you'd
need reasons for giving phos ac rather than some other (perhaps more
restless) remedy... And to me also it doesn't seem that "desire for
stimulation" really brings phos ac to mind. What sort of stimulation
does he desire?
Shannon+
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to suit the whole case, but don't eliminate phos ac *just* because of
the restlessness. It's under "Generalities, rest agg" (2); "Gen, rest
agg, as well as motion"; and "Gen., restlessness, physical". But you'd
need reasons for giving phos ac rather than some other (perhaps more
restless) remedy... And to me also it doesn't seem that "desire for
stimulation" really brings phos ac to mind. What sort of stimulation
does he desire?
Shannon+
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