Head Injury
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Jean Doherty
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Head Injury
I am trying to collect some online evidence about the use of Homeopathy in severe head injury [ in coma still after 10 days ].
It is unlikely I will have the opportunity to observe but might try passing on information.
A much loved and valuable member of [Medical Community ]
Thank you, Jean
It is unlikely I will have the opportunity to observe but might try passing on information.
A much loved and valuable member of [Medical Community ]
Thank you, Jean
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John Harvey
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Re: Head Injury
Jean, there is this:
Chapman, Edward H. MD, DHt; Weintraub, Richard J. MD; Milburn, Michael A. PhD; Pirozzi, Therese O'Neil ScD, CCC/SP; and Woo, Elaine MD, "Homeopathic Treatment of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Clinical Trial", Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, December 1999; 14(6):521–542, if you can get hold of it.
From the abstract:
"Results: Analysis of covariance demonstrated that the homeopathic treatment was the only significant or near-significant predictor of improvement on DSS subtests (P = .009; 95% CI – .895 to – .15), SRS (P = .058; 95% CI – .548 to .01) and the Ten Most Common Symptoms of MTBI (P = .027; 95% CI –.766 to –.048). These results indicate a significant improvement from the homeopathic treatment versus the control and translate into clinically significant outcomes.
"Conclusions: This study suggests that homeopathy may have a role in treating persistent MTBI. Our findings require large-scale, independent replication."
A review paper from 2008 (Steven R Flanagan, Joshua B Cantor, and Teresa A Ashman, "Traumatic brain injury: future assessment tools and treatment prospects", Neuropsychiatr Dis Treat. 2008 October; 4(5): 877–892) states that no work has been done in the area since 1999.
Cheers --
John
Chapman, Edward H. MD, DHt; Weintraub, Richard J. MD; Milburn, Michael A. PhD; Pirozzi, Therese O'Neil ScD, CCC/SP; and Woo, Elaine MD, "Homeopathic Treatment of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Clinical Trial", Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, December 1999; 14(6):521–542, if you can get hold of it.
From the abstract:
"Results: Analysis of covariance demonstrated that the homeopathic treatment was the only significant or near-significant predictor of improvement on DSS subtests (P = .009; 95% CI – .895 to – .15), SRS (P = .058; 95% CI – .548 to .01) and the Ten Most Common Symptoms of MTBI (P = .027; 95% CI –.766 to –.048). These results indicate a significant improvement from the homeopathic treatment versus the control and translate into clinically significant outcomes.
"Conclusions: This study suggests that homeopathy may have a role in treating persistent MTBI. Our findings require large-scale, independent replication."
A review paper from 2008 (Steven R Flanagan, Joshua B Cantor, and Teresa A Ashman, "Traumatic brain injury: future assessment tools and treatment prospects", Neuropsychiatr Dis Treat. 2008 October; 4(5): 877–892) states that no work has been done in the area since 1999.
Cheers --
John
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Jean Doherty
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Re: Head Injury
Jean, I just put into a search 'homeopathy and coma' and came up with considerable amount, some of it forum based but with cases sometimes.
Good luck, hope you can give us feedback.
Joy
http://www.joylucashomeopathy.com
http://www.streetcollege.co.uk
Good luck, hope you can give us feedback.
Joy
http://www.joylucashomeopathy.com
http://www.streetcollege.co.uk
Re: Head Injury
You might want to post on HWC as well
Joy
http://www.joylucashomeopathy.com
http://www.streetcollege.co.uk
Joy
http://www.joylucashomeopathy.com
http://www.streetcollege.co.uk
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Jean Doherty
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Re: Head Injury
Thanks Joy. I was searching Head injury/homeopathy. Got 2 now with reasonable references .
I could write a summary of remedies used most often and how they are chosen but need some something more impressive. Best Wishes Jean
I could write a summary of remedies used most often and how they are chosen but need some something more impressive. Best Wishes Jean
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Liz Brynin
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Re: Head Injury
If you can get hold of any cases by Paul Herscu, he has treated a lot of head injuries - some extremely severe. Worth following up (I went to a seminar of his a few years back on this topic)
Liz
Liz
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Elham Mohajer
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Re: Head Injury
After head injury if the patient is in coma and you hyave nothing else
to prescribe on first give opium (for about 2 days) later Nat-s
I have had to deal with quite a few cases. If you get symproms of
cpurse prescribe on that first. But finally Nat-s has to be given
somewhere.
Best regards
Elham
to prescribe on first give opium (for about 2 days) later Nat-s
I have had to deal with quite a few cases. If you get symproms of
cpurse prescribe on that first. But finally Nat-s has to be given
somewhere.
Best regards
Elham
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Jean Doherty
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Re: Head Injury
Thank you. I would agree. Knowing the fella I am pretty sure would need Opium . ? daring!// I have not gained access yet but will persist for a time. I have gathered together some evidence which can present if opportunity arises. Jean
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