Hi All,
I saw the man with the prolapsed vertebrae today and in case anyone is interested this Link describes just the problem including the symptoms that he had when he crashed racing a motorbike at a Motor cross event and was run over by another biker for good measure 2 years ago. His is vertebrae no.5 - one of the cervical vertebrae.
http://www.hus.fi/default.asp?path=59,4 ... ,5751,6671
It was last week when he fell off again, had the same symptoms but not as bad and this time down the left instead of the right side. The Arnica 200 did a grand job and the problem is now nearly gone.
What he wants is a remedy for getting the "jelly" to go back faster and to prevent this susceptibility but accepts it may now be a weakness.
I really couldn't;t come up with much constitutionally as there is nothing really wrong with him. He doesn't get angry often and if he does it is all over fast . He feels the heat terribly but doesn't sweat much. He likes being outside and has no real food preferences or desires. The only fear he came up with was heights and he says he can overcome that. He is very tidy and hates a mess but doesn't go and tidy things until he can find the time. However his father's side is riddled with cancer. his father died at 51 from it. He himself expects to die from it. His mother's side has strokes and his mother has gout. He did have his tonsils out as a child and tells me he is very bad at spelling- maybe dyslexic. Nothing makes him unhappy. He prefers company but is OK without it. Possibly alcohol - if he has had a large binge on it makes his neck stiffer in the morning and he can feel a bit depressed at having to get up in the morning feeling rotten!!
That's about the case.
Any comments much appreciated.
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk
Prolapsed vertebra
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Re: Prolapsed vertebra
Rochelle-
if I were you I would concentrate still on the modalities of the
pain, now and when it was there before. Work based on that and see
what comes up-
also see if you can find anything about why the tonsils went out and
if there were any clear cut modalities then-
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "rochelle"
wrote:
anyone is interested this Link describes just the problem including
the symptoms that he had when he crashed racing a motorbike at a
Motor cross event and was run over by another biker for good measure
2 years ago. His is vertebrae no.5 - one of the cervical vertebrae.
not as bad and this time down the left instead of the right side.
The Arnica 200 did a grand job and the problem is now nearly gone.
faster and to prevent this susceptibility but accepts it may now be
a weakness.
nothing really wrong with him. He doesn't get angry often and if he
does it is all over fast . He feels the heat terribly but doesn't
sweat much. He likes being outside and has no real food preferences
or desires. The only fear he came up with was heights and he says he
can overcome that. He is very tidy and hates a mess but doesn't go
and tidy things until he can find the time. However his father's
side is riddled with cancer. his father died at 51 from it. He
himself expects to die from it. His mother's side has strokes and
his mother has gout. He did have his tonsils out as a child and
tells me he is very bad at spelling- maybe dyslexic. Nothing makes
him unhappy. He prefers company but is OK without it. Possibly
alcohol - if he has had a large binge on it makes his neck stiffer
in the morning and he can feel a bit depressed at having to get up
in the morning feeling rotten!!
if I were you I would concentrate still on the modalities of the
pain, now and when it was there before. Work based on that and see
what comes up-
also see if you can find anything about why the tonsils went out and
if there were any clear cut modalities then-
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "rochelle"
wrote:
anyone is interested this Link describes just the problem including
the symptoms that he had when he crashed racing a motorbike at a
Motor cross event and was run over by another biker for good measure
2 years ago. His is vertebrae no.5 - one of the cervical vertebrae.
not as bad and this time down the left instead of the right side.
The Arnica 200 did a grand job and the problem is now nearly gone.
faster and to prevent this susceptibility but accepts it may now be
a weakness.
nothing really wrong with him. He doesn't get angry often and if he
does it is all over fast . He feels the heat terribly but doesn't
sweat much. He likes being outside and has no real food preferences
or desires. The only fear he came up with was heights and he says he
can overcome that. He is very tidy and hates a mess but doesn't go
and tidy things until he can find the time. However his father's
side is riddled with cancer. his father died at 51 from it. He
himself expects to die from it. His mother's side has strokes and
his mother has gout. He did have his tonsils out as a child and
tells me he is very bad at spelling- maybe dyslexic. Nothing makes
him unhappy. He prefers company but is OK without it. Possibly
alcohol - if he has had a large binge on it makes his neck stiffer
in the morning and he can feel a bit depressed at having to get up
in the morning feeling rotten!!