when boeinghasen talks about throbbing, page 930..it is separated into
internal and external. What does that mean. internal would be throbbing felt
in the heart or stomach and external would be near the skin? Its actually in a
lot of rubrics...as in tickling in internal or external parts. Anyone know
what internal and external are referring to? I have a throbbing in my
finger...is that internal or external?
need distinction explained
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muthu kumar
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Re: need distinction explained
Woes of generalization--
Throbbing external for me would be when you can see the pulsation-
Anyway materia medica is the arbiter
Take a couple of remedies from each group and read them in the materia
medica
I would hazard that yours is an internal throbbing....throbbing pain.
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "Carol Orr" wrote:
throbbing felt
actually in a
Anyone know
Throbbing external for me would be when you can see the pulsation-
Anyway materia medica is the arbiter
Take a couple of remedies from each group and read them in the materia
medica
I would hazard that yours is an internal throbbing....throbbing pain.
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "Carol Orr" wrote:
throbbing felt
actually in a
Anyone know

