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Re: TMJ

Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2005 8:27 am
by Robyn
Rochelle

here is the result of a brief search in EH - have not checked for relevance
however, but merely an idea for a search you could do in your programme,
which may bring up some other rems for consideration.

EH - tmj

adam. insig-m. caust. lac-e. musca-d.

EH - mandibular joint

bell-p. croc. dulc. lach. musca-d. nit-ac. ruth-met. thlas.
when you combine the above with the rubric offered by Cinnabar you get

FACE - PAIN - Jaw - Articulation, tmj, mand.joint

acet-ac. adam. agar. alum. alumn. am-m. ang. Arum-t. asaf. asar. Bapt.
bell-p. brom. calc. Caust. cimic. cist. cor-r. dream-p. dendr-pol. croc.
dros. dulc. fl-ac. glon. insig-m. glon. hydrog. hyper. lac-e. musca-d. lach.
laur. mang. nat-c. nicc. nit-ac. pin-con. nit-ac. op. psil. Rhus-t.
ruth-met. sphing. spig. spong. Stry. sul-ac. thlas. til. tung-met. verb.
vesp. xan.

Best

Robyn
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Re: TMJ

Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2005 11:13 am
by d_barbara_hamilton
Good list. I would be looking closely at Lachesis, as it is so
snake-like to 'unhinge' the jaw. It is also complementary to
Lycopodium

regards, Barbara

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relevance
programme,
get
Bapt.
croc.
musca-d. lach.
verb.

Re: TMJ

Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2005 11:24 am
by J Lucas
Murphy also has TMJ rubric in Mouth but you should also include teeth
grinding and the type of pains she experiences and the exact location etc,
i.e. the full case, especially if this was part of her previous PC.

Joy

http://www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
Rochelle wrote

What specific rubrics for TMJ would you go for Joy? I have found RU, Face;
phen; DRAWN; general; loc; muscles, temporal and masseter:, glon[1] RU,

RU, Face; loc; JAWS; articulation:, acet-ac[1], acon[1], agar[1], alum[1],
alumn[1], am-c[1], am-m[1], amph[1], anac[1], ang[3], aq-des.[1], arn[1],
arum-t[3], asaf[1], asar[3], bar-c[1], bell[4], brom[1], bry[3], calc[1],
camph[3], canth[1], carbn-h[1], caust[3], cham[3], chel[1], cic[3],
cimic[1], cist[1], cocc[1], coc-c[1], colch[3], coloc[1], con[1], cor-r[1],
crot-h[1], cupr[1], cycl[1], cymbo-ci[1], daph[1], dig[1], dros[1],
dys-co[1], euphr[1], fl-ac[1], gink[1], glon[1], gran[1], graph[1], harp[1],
hep[1], hydr-ac[1], hydro-c[1], hydrog[1], hyos[1], hyper[1], ign[4],
kali-c[1], kali-i[1], kali-n[1], lac-eq[1], lach[1], laur[1], lob-s[1],
mang[1], mang-acet[1], m-arct[1], meny[1], merc[4], mur-ac[1], naja[1],
nat-c[1], nat-m[1], nicc[1], nit-ac[1], nux-m[1], nux-v[3], ol-an[1], op[1],
ox-ac[1], ozone[1], paeon[1], petr[1], ph-ac[1], phos[1], phyt[1],
pitu-a[1], plat[1], plb[1], por-m.[1], psil[1], psor[1], rad-br[1],
rhus-t[4], sabad[1], sabin[1], sang[1], sars[1], sec[1], !
sep[1], sil[1], sphing[1], spig[3], spong[3], stann[1], staph[1], stram[1],
stry[3], sul-ac[1], sulph[1], tab[1], tarax[1], thuj[1], tung[1], verat[3],
verb[1], vesp[1], xan[1], zinc[1]

Murphy, Teeth; PAIN, jaws articulation, right, xan[1] (Her's is left!!)

Combined, Face; TENSION, jaw, articulation of, colch[1], merc[2], nat-m[1],
spig[1]

Combined, Face; PAIN, lower jaw, articulation, opening mouth, alum[1],
am-c[1], caust[3], cor-r[1], dros[1], hep[1], nicc[1], sabad[1], verat[1]

But that is it!! I suppose the last one is the best description.

Have just found her card from 3 years ago and she only had 2 Rx - first Lyco
and then Sepia.

Regards
Rochelle

Re: TMJ

Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2005 11:51 am
by Gaby Rottler
Hi Rochelle,

Joy wrote:

[snip]
JFYI:
I once did a proving of several snakes.
Only ONE of them produced the following symptom:

"Pain in right maxillary joint, motion of jaws difficult and painful;
tension; felt like maxilla and mandibula didn't connect well in the
joint.
Lasted for an entire day"

Remedy: Vip 30C.

Hope that's helpful.

Best,

Gaby

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Gaby Rottler
Germany
rottler@curantur.de

http://www.curantur.de
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Re: TMJ

Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2005 12:25 pm
by Rochelle Marsden
What rep was that one from as I didn't find it!! Thanks

Rochelle

Re: TMJ

Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2005 12:36 pm
by Rochelle Marsden
Thanks for that information. Unfortunately her's is in the left side!!

Rochelle

Re: TMJ

Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2005 2:02 pm
by d_barbara_hamilton
...then maybe consider a left-sided snake instead ?

regards, Barbara

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Re: TMJ

Posted: Fri Mar 25, 2005 7:17 pm
by Dale Moss
It's from Synthesis 8.0 in RADAR.

Peace,
Cinnabar

Re: TMJ

Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2009 4:52 pm
by Rochelle
Do we have a rubric for this?
Thanks
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk