Minutus

Oh that's interesting.
I fell and landed on the edge of my patella a couple of weeks ago - am not really aware of it unless it is touched. Hypericum 200c was pretty good - I took it because every time the spot was touched I felt like using every swear word I know and wanting to kill someone (thanks for that tip Shannon, I think it was the cow on foot story). It cleared the emotional reaction and modifies the pain quite a bit, but doesn't touch the centre of the pain and needs repeating maybe every couple of days.
It sounds like this Carb An sort of pain - It really does feel like it burns everytime it is touched. And it does seem like a nerve damage pain - there is a numb spot to the side of the patella, then on the edge of and just below the patella, pressing, touching lightly onto the tendon is where the pain activates.
Gail
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To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
From: rochellemarsden@talktalk.net
Date: Sun, 17 Jan 2010 18:00:40 +0000
Subject: Fw: [Minutus] Coccyx injury

Yes Carbo An came up in my search but I would imagine it would be for ulcers and open wounds there but I will just check!!!

Aha - I might well try this if the plussing does nothing. Will check with her if there is any burning. I have it up to a 10M!!!Thanks
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

You poor thing!!
I wonder if you could have chipped or cracked the patella?
I was trying to do a quick repping, and going very clumsily...
But e.g. using
Generalities; INJURIES, BLOWS, FALLS AND BRUISES; SPRAINS, distortions (p, 115, 2-3) (115)
Generalities; PAIN; NUMBNESS of affected part, with (NUMBNESS, INSENSIBILITY; PARTS; Affected)(m, 41, 0) (41)
Generalities; PAIN; PRESSURE; Agg. (PRESSURE; AGG.)(m, 351, 0) (351)
Generalities; PAIN; TENDONS (TENDONS)(l, 116, 0) (116)
Generalities; PAIN; NEURALGIC (p, 417, 59-312) (417)
Mind; SHRIEKING, SCREAMING, SHOUTING; PAIN, during (m, 63, 19-48) (63)
I can't find a rubric for something like "unreasonable pain"--the Shrieking one is as close as I could find; and then "Cursing at the pains", which is very small and seems rather too specific...
But using those, Nux-v runs thru all (and Cham thru all except the first). Both cover numbness as well, and "strong" emotional reaction (tho not sure if the right type)? Nux-v is also under "desire to kill"...
I wish I were more conversant with tissue affinities! But perhaps the "generalities, tendons" covers it.
Shannon
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Thanks Shannon,
It's not too bad really. If it gets left alone I wouldn't even know it was damaged, but it's in a vulnerable spot - who knew you use that bit of your knee for so many things!
I had a read through Carb An - and my abundance of obvious veins and my recent farsighted presbyopia convinced me to try it - It's great! what an excellent remedy!
Had to lie down and napped at first, and then I had that lovely feeling of life returning - I can still feel where the injury is when I touch it - but no more severe burning reaction - am keeping a regular check on my veins (they do look a bit more swollen but it is over 40 degrees here at the moment), what luck if it actually helps them too, (they don't cause me any trouble, but I've seen better leg decoration).
Gail
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To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
From: shannonnelson@tds.net
Date: Sun, 17 Jan 2010 21:18:46 -0600
Subject: Re: [Minutus] Coccyx injury/knee injury

You poor thing!!
I wonder if you could have chipped or cracked the patella?
I was trying to do a quick repping, and going very clumsily...
But e.g. using
Generalities; INJURIES, BLOWS, FALLS AND BRUISES; SPRAINS, distortions (p, 115, 2-3) (115)
Generalities; PAIN; NUMBNESS of affected part, with (NUMBNESS, INSENSIBILITY; PARTS; Affected)(m, 41, 0) (41)
Generalities; PAIN; PRESSURE; Agg. (PRESSURE; AGG.)(m, 351, 0) (351)
Generalities; PAIN; TENDONS (TENDONS)(l, 116, 0) (116)
Generalities; PAIN; NEURALGIC (p, 417, 59-312) (417)
Mind; SHRIEKING, SCREAMING, SHOUTING; PAIN, during (m, 63, 19-48) (63)
I can't find a rubric for something like "unreasonable pain"--the Shrieking one is as close as I could find; and then "Cursing at the pains", which is very small and seems rather too specific...
But using those, Nux-v runs thru all (and Cham thru all except the first). Both cover numbness as well, and "strong" emotional reaction (tho not sure if the right type)? Nux-v is also under "desire to kill"...
I wish I were more conversant with tissue affinities! But perhaps the "generalities, tendons" covers it.
Shannon
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