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Does anyone know what "purring in the lower limbs" would mean?
Would that mean a sensation of vibration--but there are other rubrics
that seem to mean that...
Shannon

Shannon wrote:
Does anyone know what "purring in the lower limbs" would mean?
Would that mean a sensation of vibration--but there are other rubrics
that seem to mean that...
Shannon
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Hi Shannon

you may not have realised that this is in the reps --- have a look at the following from Synthesis
and Boger

EXTREMITIES - PURRING

sep.

EXTREMITIES - PURRING - sensation of purring - Heels - extending to - Toes - right

oxyt.

EXTREMITIES - PURRING - Upper limbs

sep.

GENERALITIES - Humming, buzzing, whizzing, purring

caust. nux-m. olnd. puls. spig. sulph.

GENERALITIES - Vibration, fluttering, etc.

am-c. bell. carb-v. cimic. Glon. meli. Sang. sep. sulph.

GENERALITIES - Quivering

asaf. kali-c. mez. nat-c.

BACK - PURRING - Dorsal region

sulph.
Best

Robyn
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symptomatic similimum and the farthest reach of all - the pathologic similimum, and I maintain that
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Thankyou, I guess this one answers my question!

GENERALITIES - Humming, buzzing, whizzing, purring

Wow, I would *never* have thought of applying "purring" to a
sensation--live and learn!
Thanks again,
Shannon

Sepia comes through many of these 'purring' type rubrics and Sepia has
a sensation as if running from a mouse in lower limbs - very much a cat
and mouse game then )
Joy
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Yes, it was a rubric extraction of sepia that brought it to my
attention. I didn't know squids could purr!