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Temp 103.5--now cellulitis
Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 10:11 am
by Cynthia Rankin
Even in this heat, my British husband always wears socks. Finally got him to take them off this morning. He had had an ingrown toenail a few days ago that he said was better. Now the left foot was red past the ankle and swollen. The only pain is a tenderness on the side of the toe that had the infection with pus. He wasn't aware of any problem.
I gave him Lachesis 30c. thought of Apis. But mainly will take him to the ER. I know. I caved. But I haven't found a homeopath here that practices Classical Homeopathy. Temp gone up to 102.2
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Re: Temp 103.5--now cellulitis
Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 10:28 am
by Jean Doherty
It seems remarkable has not complained more. Can't think just now of the rubric for that but Arnica can have celluitus and general soreness but has night sweats. Is chilly. Hepar Sulph would be a lot touchier I think. Very interesting , Have to go, Jean
Re: Temp 103.5--now cellulitis
Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 10:31 am
by Jean Doherty
Arnica was just a thought. Obviously you do what is needed, Best Wishes Jean
Re: Temp 103.5--now cellulitis
Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 1:00 pm
by Jean Doherty
GENERALITIES; PAINLESSNESS of complaints usually painful (K1390, SII-476, G1146) (Analgesia) (Irritability; lack of) (13) : Op., Stram., hell., laur., ant-c., ant-t., con., kali-bi., mosch., ph-ac., psil., sac-alb., sec.
EXTREMITIES; NAILS; complaints of; ingrowing; toenails (K1019, G851) (27) : Graph., Lach., M-aust., Sil., Teucr., caust., nat-m., nit-ac., ph-ac., sulph., thuj., alum., alum-p., bufo, calen., colch., fl-ac., hep., kali-c., kali-chl., kali-m., mag-p., plb., sang., staph., tub., x-ray
EXTREMITIES; NAILS; complaints of; panaritium (9) : ars., fl-ac., hep., nat-s., sil., apis, lach., merc., rhus-t.
I think needs a higher potency. Lachesis purple ?talkative. Apis ?flat pale and not thirsty better cold applications but generally hot and he likes to wear socks. I think Arnica was wrong. not in painless rubric. Is he passing urine OK. Do hope problem already solved,Jean
Re: Temp 103.5--now cellulitis
Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 1:20 pm
by Cynthia Rankin
If I hadn't made him take off his socks, we wouldn't have caught it. There was only slight tenderness near one of the cuticles. When he had a toe infection a few days ago, I gave him Heper Sulf 30c twice and he said it was fine. I think after swimming, his feet were damp; he put on his socks, and the weather here turned very hot and humid.
I called a recommended homeopath who deals with giving multiple remedies at the same time. I said no. Then he wanted to give Bryonia 200c three times a day. Bryonia? That ended that. I gave him Apis 200c and he says it feels a little better. Giving it in MS solution. He did take an anti-inflamatory. I didn't know it had aspirin in it. He immediately sweated through the sheets and the fever broke. I caved and gave him antibiotics. It was too scary watching the red swelling almost reach his knee. My skills and experience are limited.
Re: Temp 103.5--now cellulitis
Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 2:03 pm
by Cynthia Rankin
Passing urine
sweating a lot
not talkative
peaceful, friendly
gave Apis 200c MS few times, but see no difference
pain when he stands
not purple
on left foot
not thirsty
fever broke
sleeps all the time
white mark where sock was
no visable wounds
espcially red under the foot, blotchy
Re: Temp 103.5--now cellulitis
Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 3:01 pm
by muthu kumar
Looks like it might be Ledum- 30 or 200 a few doses-
Is the foot itself warm or cold?
Later on for the ingrowing toe nail itself you might want to try Caust
or Graph-
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Re: Temp 103.5--now cellulitis
Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 3:32 pm
by Cynthia Rankin
The foot feels cool, definitely not hot.
The toe nail looks normal, just ever so slightly swollen.
Re: Temp 103.5--now cellulitis
Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 3:51 pm
by muthu kumar
I think Ledum might be good then. Please try it water doses 30 or 200
whatever you have
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Re: Temp 103.5--now cellulitis
Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 4:04 pm
by Cynthia Rankin
I actually have an LM.
Should I try that in an MS?