Is anyone here familiar with something like this? 50-ish woman,
generally healthy so far as I know.
"the last 2 days i've experienced a relapse of some obscure breathing
thing ( a recurring esophogus blockage). ... The doctor hasn't been
able to determine what it is, but all i know is that it stops me in my
tracks and as i'm typing this i feel like i need to stand on my head!"
?
Thanks,
Shannon
breathing problem????
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Rochelle Marsden
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Re: breathing problem????
Respiration; difficult; lying; amel.; back, on; flat with head low: (1) kali-c,
Generalities; lying; amel.; during; head; low, with: (29) absin, apis, ARN, bell, BRY, cadm-s, calc, caust, cycl, HELL, ign, kali-c, lach, laur, meli, MOSCH, nat-m, NUX-V, petr, phys, puls, sang, spig, SPONG, tab, thuj, VERAT, VERAT-V, zinc,
That's about the best I can do rep rise!!
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath with The Society of Homeopaths
EFT (Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk
Generalities; lying; amel.; during; head; low, with: (29) absin, apis, ARN, bell, BRY, cadm-s, calc, caust, cycl, HELL, ign, kali-c, lach, laur, meli, MOSCH, nat-m, NUX-V, petr, phys, puls, sang, spig, SPONG, tab, thuj, VERAT, VERAT-V, zinc,
That's about the best I can do rep rise!!
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath with The Society of Homeopaths
EFT (Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk
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John Harvey
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Re: breathing problem????
It sounds as though she may be not mentioning a faucial or oesophageal sensation that intuitively feels as though it would be recitified by standing on her head; probably as if something has fallen. It may be worth asking her what she actually feels there: as if what.
Cheers --
John
Cheers --
John
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Shannon Nelson
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Shannon Nelson
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Re: breathing problem????
Thanks, yes, I'll try to get more detail.
I thought she's describing something in the throat closing (collapsing?), but will have to ask more.
I thought she's describing something in the throat closing (collapsing?), but will have to ask more.
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John Harvey
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Re: breathing problem????
That's okay. Yes, she may have to wave her hands around a little to convey what feels like it's going where, because "collapse" can be in any of several directions (including downward).
Cheers --
John
Cheers --
John

