Minutus

Greetings
I have a case of Never Well Since Mono, she is 5 years old and was tested positive for mono when she was 2 years old.
How to repetorize NWS mono? as there is no such entrance.
Any comments or advice is much appreciated
Thank you
Kind regards
Lucy

Lucy De Pieri PhD, DCH

mononucleosis, after effects of: (9) ail, aq-mar, bar-c, bar-m, calen, carc, crot-c, foll, thuj, Complete 2009 Rep

MONONUCLEOSIS, weakness, after (11) Murphy's rep

Rochelle

Registered Homeopath with Society of Homeopaths
EFT (Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

MONO = glandular fever in Kent
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Thank you

Lucy De Pieri PhD, DCH
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From: Victoria M. Sky
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Subject: Re: [Minutus] NWS Mono - how to repertorize?
MONO = glandular fever in Kent
V

Generals, History; personal, mononucleosis; of
Generals, Weakness, mononucleosis; from
Generals, Mononucleosis
Best,
Lisa

is that a symptom: nws mononucleosis?
although Cr is mentioned as a reference: those kind of rubrics are not for Classical Homeopathy, they are just to give you an idea about possible remedies. But I can tell you already: this rubric is very incomplete

I ended up not thinking about the NWS but prescribing on the current symptoms, hugely enlarged tonsils, when playing she wants to always be the baby (she is 5yo and behaves likes a 1yo). wants to be carried like a baby, the small for her age, mouth breathing, needing a huge and constant support others, huge fear of strangers, easily tired, etc all this lead me to Bar-c.
Reading Bar-c on Materia Medica Viva the remedy fitted the totality of her characteristics symptoms.
The most of the above sx started after her was clinically diagnosed - blood test - as having mono when she was 2 yo, (which in itself is unusual), and never fully recovered, so originally I saw it as a NWS case, but I was convinced of the rubrics on mono.
Lucy
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From: Roger Van Zandvoort
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, February 16, 2010 6:38:44 AM
Subject: Re: [Minutus] NWS Mono - how to repertorize?
is that a symptom: nws mononucleosis?

although Cr is mentioned as a reference: those kind of rubrics are not for Classical Homeopathy, they are just to give you an idea about possible remedies. But I can tell you already: this rubric is very incomplete

that sounds good. I am just a bit scared of rubrics with little classical meaning (but enhance them anyhow)
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That is the right approach in most of the circumstances - a lot of never well since will be treated either with covering the current symptoms or if there is a symptom paucity now due to allopathic drugging etc. by covering the original symptoms of the disease when it occurred...

Homeopathic Recorder circa 1948 had article on Feldspar by the original prover I think, and a lot of praise but even then going by just by its name and prescribing is not that great...

There were 2 malarial cases that I treated that were NWS - one was cured by using Physostigma ( had a sensation of a tight bag pulled over the head since malarial fever); another one with Capsicum ( both father and son had malaria - there was a spate of malarial cases then - my partner was treating them with no avail, then somehow the father became free of fever and paroxysms but did not feel great, son still had fever and I hit upon Capsicum, Capsicum cured the boy in 2 days, gave the same Capsicum to father and he became well almost the very next day)...nothing like indicating symptoms
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