Minutus

Dear all,
Many thanks to all who answered regarding rubrics for "messiness."
We're working on finding mentals that provoke this isolated behavior (at home, re
bedroom and papers) in my friend's life. The "join the club" stuff was
comforting and appropirate too.
My next question -- a rubric for a woman's loss of hair/failure to grow
on legs and arms but NOT on head (something besides old age?).

Thanks again,
Margaret in Boston
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EXTREMITIES - HAIR, falling, dorsum
Lyc, Mez, Phos, Sulph

Rgds
Soroush

Hi Soroush,
What rep is this from?
Shannon
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Dorsum refers to the BACK of a limb or body part which could render
this sx as a SRP whereas a general loss of hair from the upper and
lower limbs as one gets older is quite common although there could be
underlying causes such as skin diseases, hormonal disturbances etc. I
would opt for a more general rubric of hair loss, falling of hair,
(quite a large number of rx) and see how it fits with the rest of the
case. Best wishes, Joy

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Synthesis

Rgds
Soroush

Dear Joy

That is the only rubric I could find in my synthesis - if you have more up
to date version, please let them and the rubrics
Rgds
Soroush

I don't use any computer software so my versions are good and old ones


The nearest I can find that is 'new (ish)' is Murphy's and he lists
hair falling under 'constitutions' for some bizarre reason. There are a
lot of sub rubrics such as loss of hair from grief; after diseases; on
unusual parts; during pregnancy; all over; skin general; etc etc. Best
wishes, Joy

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http://www.homeopathicmateriamedica.blogspot.com
http://homepage.mac.com/joylucas/
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If also some loss of axillary hair and pubic hair would think of
adrenal insufficiency. As well as hair loss any systemic problems to
include, Jean

ForumGal@aol.com wrote:

Hi Saroush

You may already be aware of this, but thought would mention in case others try to find it in
Synthesis, that the rubric you have shown below, is from Synthesis 9.0.
This is not included in Synth. 9.1 any more for some reason.
Instead, when going to EXTREMETIES - Hair, falling, they direct one to

SKIN - HAIR - falling out (27 rems) --- most rems seem to be from Boenninghausen and Boger, with
assorted other authors

with cross references to other specific locations -- back, chest, abdomen, female, male, head.

There is also the subrubric:

SKIN - HAIR - falling out - spots; in

Best

Robyn