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Mary,
Have you considered Bellis-perennis? It's a remedy Dr. Ramakrishnan recommends for SCIs where there's considerable anxiety.
Four years ago, I had to treat my dog for a SCI suffered when he was attacked by an Akita. He was out of it for a day, then went lame on his right side, which seemed odd given that he had a puncture wound on his left shoulder. The lameness worsed over the next few days, and he stopped defecating, then stopped urinating. I was desperate! By then I'd deduced a probable spinal contusion with bowel and bladder paralysis. By then he could no longer climb stairs or even get into the car.
The remedy in his case was Causticum 200c, 3 pellets every hour for six doses. Within a few hours he was up and moving about; the following day he was able to urinate and move his bowels. (I continued the dosing for another day.)
Peace,
Dale
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Very interesting case, Dale. What symptoms did you use to arrive at Causticum? (just curious). Rosemary
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Rosemary,
Dr. R. considers Causticum pretty much a specific for the development of bowel/bladder paralysis in spinal cord injuries. (This is one of those nifty ideas gathered from his book-in-progress on neurological & cardiovascular diseases. I wish he'd send me the necessary material for the section on heart problems so we could finish it!).
Peace,
Dale
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