Minutus

Hello,

Can anyone advise on first remedy in this rubric please -
Blood; ERYTHROCYTS; INCREASED (p, 9, 0) (9) : tity-t., alco., aran., ars., cob-n., cortico.

Cheers,
Glenda

Hi Glenda,

thsi seems to be a new proving,a s I can find this abbreviation neither
in my Synthesis nor in Roger's Ruby nor in the listing of some
pharmacies.
In your repertory, however, every remedy and its abbrev. has to be
listed.

Aside from that:

this rubric won't help you much further, as the term of erythrocytosis
is a relatively new one, and the rubric will be fairly incomplete.
In nearly none of the conventional provings the lab values were
determined, so such a rubric will usually come only from the
clinic/cured cases and is not a characteristic symptom.
Best,

Gaby

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Gaby Rottler
Germany
rottler@curantur.de
http://www.curantur.de
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Looks like good ole tityus trinitatis J
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Subject: [Minutus] Remedy Name
Hello,
Can anyone advise on first remedy in this rubric please -

Blood; ERYTHROCYTS; INCREASED (p, 9, 0) (9) : tity-t., alco., aran., ars., cob-n., cortico.
Cheers,

Glenda
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what rep or mm covers this? i have not info on it at all
does it have an alternative name?
tanya

I found it in Synthesis remedy catalogue – but there are no rubrics it seems.

It appears to be a scorpion from Trinidad. I don’t have any info on it myself.

Might be based on the bite info though.
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what rep or mm covers this? i have not info on it at all

does it have an alternative name?
tanya
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thanks,
i guess someone will do a proving or be able to provide some information
if available.
tanya

Hi Glenda and Gaby,
Tityus trinitatis : it’s a kind of scorpio from Trinitad. It’s probably a new proving, I don’t have details.

Best Jean-claude
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Hi Glenda,

thsi seems to be a new proving,a s I can find this abbreviation neither
in my Synthesis nor in Roger's Ruby nor in the listing of some
pharmacies.
In your repertory, however, every remedy and its abbrev. has to be
listed.

Aside from that:

this rubric won't help you much further, as the term of erythrocytosis
is a relatively new one, and the rubric will be fairly incomplete.
In nearly none of the conventional provings the lab values were
determined, so such a rubric will usually come only from the
clinic/cured cases and is not a characteristic symptom.

Best,

Gaby

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Gaby Rottler
Germany
rottler@curantur.de
http://www.curantur.de
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Thanks everyone,

I was doing some research on Polycythemia - in the clinical section of Complete 2008 Rep.

Cheers

Glenda
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Hello - Can anyone shed light on - ros-ca-a.
Found it in this rubric and not in ReferenceWorks - Mind; OPTIMISM (CHEERFULNESS, GAIETY, HAPPINESS): Calc., Sulph., aids, ros-ca-a., aego-p., androc.
Thanks,
Glenda

Hi Glenda:
It looks like the abbreviation for the dog rose or wild rose.
Best,
Lisa