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NWS - head injury at birth?

Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2007 7:20 pm
by ELM
I was hoping for some suggestions for this case. 10 year old girl -
always been "strong willed and stubborn." Posterior birth with
suction used. Meconium present - APGAR 3. Mother had flu shot while
pregnant. Craved citrus fruit while pregnant. Baby weaned at 3.5
years. Speech delay until after 2 but no issues now with speech.
Skipped crawling, walked at 9 months. Fever and crankiness after
MMR. Constipation issues began at age 4 mom thinks because she will
not eat fruit (possibly from excess cheese). Will not tolerate fruit
or any fruit flavor of any kind.

Prefers to be alone when upset. Rude and aggressive toward mother.
Jealous of younger sibling (brother born when she was 4). Bossy.
Mom reports she is indifferent to the family pets and other animals.
Craves pasta, cheese, and chocolate. Actually that is all she will
eat, very little veggies, absolutely no fruit. Gags easily, does not
like textures. Will eat cauliflower with cheese and potatoes in soup
which they puree. Loves butter - will rarely eat an egg as an omelet.

Several ear infections before age 4 but none since.

No fears, no nightmares. Difficulty falling asleep at night. Loves
music and Irish dancing. Sings in the church choir. Says one day she
will perform on stage. Believes she will be a rockstar.

Very little physical complaints, mostly mental. Chief complaint is
learning "disabilities," cannot learn to read. Inattentive, ADD,
anger/tantrum issues. She is very difficult to her mom and says to
her, "you hate me." Does not like to be contradicted. When I asked
her if she had any nightmares. She said, "Why would I tell you
that." I said so I can help you. I asked another question and she
said, "You're rather nosy, aren't you."

Mom mentioned she gets migraines that progress until she vomits
which then ameliorates. Both parents have hypertension. Father also
diagnosed with ADD and had same difficulty reading.

I'm thinking Belladonna, Stramonium (especially because she was
stuck in the 2nd stage of labor and had to be suctioned out) or
Mandragora (indicates she feels unloved) ... any thoughts?
However...no fears. I was definitely thinking Tuberculinum
especially given the dairy and fruit agg. but again not much fear.
But so much of Tuberculinum fits. I also considered Tarentula given
the love of Irish dancing, rock music, and other symptoms. And...

Interestingly enough the mom didn't mention the migraines until the
end and then said, "The nurses at the hospital brought her back to
me after an hour because she was so feisty and wouldn't stop crying.
She remembers this one nurse in particular because she washed her
hair." I said, "Really, that's interesting she remembers her from
birth?" And the mom responded, "Well of course she would, she had a
headache and it hurt to have her hair washed!"

Nat Sulph? NWS head injury at birth?

Thanks for helping me think!
Truly,
Erica

Re: NWS - head injury at birth?

Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2007 7:28 pm
by ELM
Oh yes, also, I was considering Ignatia because of the stomach,
aversion fruit, and general fruit agg. plus many other things fit.
Although she does not have a mild disposition and is not affectionate.

However, she does crave cheese. I forgot to mention - she has one wart
on her foot, sleeps on her side with her head under the covers, gets
spring allergies with a runny nose, and does get physically
aggressive - kicks, hits, scratches, and bites.

Tuberculinum is my front runner right now.
Truly,
Erica

Re: NWS - head injury at birth?

Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2007 7:50 pm
by Joy Lucas

Re: NWS - head injury at birth?

Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2007 10:52 pm
by Rochelle
Also look at Carc. Look in Bailey's book.
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

Re: NWS - head injury at birth?

Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2007 4:52 am
by ELM
Really...calc phos? I didn't see that. She's definitely peevish but
also downright violent at times. I don't see the fruit thing ... and
that seemed fairly important.

I'm going to look it up. Thanks, Joy.
Truly,
Erica

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Re: NWS - head injury at birth?

Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2007 4:53 am
by ELM
Thanks Rochelle,
I did consider Carc. I don't see the talented part at all. But that is
just one part... I ordered that book but it never arrived! I'll have
to check on that! Thanks!
Truly,
Erica

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Re: NWS - head injury at birth?

Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2007 6:57 am
by Sarvadaman Oberoi
Dear Erica,
Also might consider Aceticum acidum 6C. See extracts below.
Some flu vaccines contain up to 25 micrograms of mercury per dose, five times the maximum amount judged safe by the CDC for a 110 b. person. Mercury (actually thimerosal which is more toxic than mercury) alone makes the flu shot UNSAFE FOR PREGNANT WOMEN as it crosses the blood brain barrier in the foetus with ease.
After Aceticum acidum has completed it action (and any other remedies which may be required over the next few months) for effects of mercury/vacc damage might consider Causticum 6C.
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From: minutus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:minutus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of ELM
Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2007 8:21 AM
I don't see the fruit thing ... and
that seemed fairly important.

EXTRACTS:

VITHOULKAS G., Talks on Classical Homoeopathy - The Esalen Conferences 1980 - Part 2 (vh5) Chapter 22

Aceticum acidum

George: “……Headaches. …. Attacks of anguish. Constantly borrows trouble. Peevishness and complaining.

………………

Because it is an acid you can remember that he is going to have weakness.

………………

There is in the repertory [p. 1246] a symptom which says, "impossible to sleep on back." That information can be useful because it is the only remedy, it becomes the essence of the remedy.
MURPHY Robin, Keynotes of the materia medica, Volume I 2005 Edition, Page 4

It was also used in the past as a tonic and to increase digestion.
CLARKE J. H., Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica (c1)

Aceticum acidum

Symptoms

Mind

- Confusion of ideas.

Head

- Heaviness and dull pains in forehead and vertex.

Stomach

- Intense thirst; nausea, and frequent vomiting.

- Vegetables, except potatoes, disagree, also bread and butter still more.

Respiratory organs

- Lining membrane of larynx and trachea covered with a fibrinous exudation as in true croup.

Back

- Myelitis, with profuse urine; the pain in the back relieved only by lying on the abdomen.

Sleep

- Sleepless.
HEALTH CANADA

During the 2000-2001 season, Health Canada received a large number of reports of red eyes, respiratory symptoms (cough, sore throat, difficulty breathing, chest tightness, and wheezing), and facial edema following influenza immunization, a cluster of symptoms now called oculo-respiratory syndrome (ORS)…. Health Canada received 1,800 reports of people experiencing adverse events following influenza vaccine,…… The most frequently reported adverse event was ORS, which was experienced by 502 individuals

http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/publicat/ccd ... 823ea.html
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Re: NWS - head injury at birth?

Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2007 9:44 am
by Joy Lucas
Calc phos can be intensely irritable, whether to violence or not I am not sure without understanding more of the case. Sometimes their digestion can make colic and this can be so uncomfortable they get so irritable - one reason they can't and won't eat fruit is due to the colic type sx arising from - very similar to China and Colocynth. The reference to fruit should be in most MM's. But you do have to be wary with food ++ and -- especially with children. Joy

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