Minutus

Hi VTY,

I have a (long-past) patient with genetic iron overload (I forget the name
of the condition), who was also a picture-perfect calc-c (and responded
beautifully to it). I lost touch with this person long ago, so have no idea
whether the remedy affected his iron retention, but am curious how you would
approach this situation -- in your experience *might* a well-fitting other
remedy decrease the iron load, or if not, would you give puls in addition?

If you would, how would you handle potency and repetition?

Thanks!
Shannon

on 5/10/03 12:40 AM, vtyekkirala at vtyekkirala@satyam.net.in wrote:

Hi Shannon,
Iron overload could be caused by either genetic factors
(hemochromatosis) or by abuse of iron supplements in
mega doses. In the former case the smm chosen on a detailed
case taking would greatly help the patients. Lyc and symph
have helped me so far in treating such a case. The other type
is a drug disease and it is in such cases that I found puls
act as a specific and obviously in these cases the smm
has to be followed after treating them a while with puls.
Potency I give is 200c dry on the tongue and repetetion
depends on the response in each individual case.
hope this helps,
V.T.Yekkirala.

Thanks, that clarifies it nicely!
Shannon
on 5/12/03 11:42 AM, vtyekkirala at vtyekkirala@satyam.net.in wrote: