Minutus

...pleased to hear it. Additional information that the doctor can diagnose is more fodder for the homoeopath not to mention if realignment or whatever is necesasry
Cat scans or MRI may be more useful to ascertain the full extent of any damage. Disc damage or connective tissue is more readily seen on these.
ATB, TAN.

If there is afracture, Symphytum and Calc Phos in addition.

Yes , exactly what I came up with. I then go to the MM and see what Clarke says!!!
Rochelle
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You are still choosing to leave out Bellis? and what about Bambusa? What is the pain type and it extensions and the ameliorations? You say she thinks Mez fits best. Those pains are from the damaged nerves which is what Mez is all about. This seems a bit like guess work to me. Could be any one of hundreds of rx

Joy

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Joy - I am popping round to see her this morning so will then get the full story and be able to make an informed judgement. Hypericum is obviously not the correct remedy as it has done nothing. Mum despite being in pain is more worried about the baby as she says she is constipated. The baby brings up water she is given so I have suggested slightly diluting the feed. She stopped breast feeding after she fell down the stairs. The Calc I have given has improved the cradle cap but not the constipation- maybe though it is not constipation but a difficulty passing the stool. I will see when I go round there!!
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

Why did she stop feeding - out of shock or discomfort or ? that could be a useful sx

Joy

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I think it was discomfort with her back - I will check up.
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
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Joy - what do you see specifically as the differentiating indications for Bellis in injury to Coccyx as I can't find much on this?
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
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Initially I was thinking that possibly her whole pelvic region might be vulnerable due to recent birth which would link Bellis in very well, also <<< for any kind of movement but at the same time they want to move, pain << sitting and lying - pains can be shooting, sore, stitching, stiff. But also as when one automatically thinks of Arnica and Hypericum then I always think Bellis should be there as well, specifically when the coccyx is involved.

Joy

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Thanks - sounds good. Am going round there now!!
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk