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question about possible arterial pheripheral disease

Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2011 11:05 pm
by Carol Orr
If a person is having artery problems...clogged(peripheral arterial
disease)etc....does the remedy have to be within the sphere of remedies that
deal with arterial problems? Normally this person responds to illness and
pain like a complete bryonia...don't come near me, doesn't want to talk,
really irritated.
Three weeks ago my husband gets a tingling/numb/icy cold feeling in his right
foot. Esp. from climbing a ladder when it is cold outside and then he needs a
lot of heat on foot to make it feel normal. He is better from not moving. I
felt his foot when he said it was icy cold and it felt normal to me...but
colder than the other foot. It was right foot and then he went to a high
altitude place...colorado..and his pains in his right leg got worse and now
the numbness is moving to the left foot. I had him on craetagus while he was
here but there he is only taking an aspirin per day.He doesn't have an ultra
sound until end of November. Are there other remedies besides Lyc that move
from right to left.

I gave him 200c Bry....no difference. 30c Lyc........then I went to ars 30c.
and he quit complaining and when i bugged him for his symptoms all he said was
that his leg ached. Now in Colorado...its moving to other foot. . While he
was here he had baby aspirin and craetagus everyday...and occasional magnesium
pill to counter his excessive milk intake. He is not diabetic.

Re: question about possible arterial pheripheral disease

Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2011 11:10 pm
by Rochelle Marsden
Could this be Raynaud’s disease?
Rochelle Marsden Msc, RSHom, MNWCH, AAMET

Registered with the Society of Homeopaths

EFT(Advanced) Practitioner

www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk
From: minutus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:minutus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Carol Orr
If a person is having artery problems...clogged(peripheral arterial
disease)etc....does the remedy have to be within the sphere of remedies that
deal with arterial problems? Normally this person responds to illness and
pain like a complete bryonia...don't come near me, doesn't want to talk,
really irritated.

Three weeks ago my husband gets a tingling/numb/icy cold feeling in his right
foot. Esp. from climbing a ladder when it is cold outside and then he needs a
lot of heat on foot to make it feel normal. He is better from not moving. I
felt his foot when he said it was icy cold and it felt normal to me...but
colder than the other foot. It was right foot and then he went to a high
altitude place...colorado..and his pains in his right leg got worse and now
the numbness is moving to the left foot. I had him on craetagus while he was
here but there he is only taking an aspirin per day.He doesn't have an ultra
sound until end of November. Are there other remedies besides Lyc that move
from right to left.

I gave him 200c Bry....no difference. 30c Lyc........then I went to ars 30c.
and he quit complaining and when i bugged him for his symptoms all he said was
that his leg ached. Now in Colorado...its moving to other foot. . While he
was here he had baby aspirin and craetagus everyday...and occasional magnesium
pill to counter his excessive milk intake. He is not diabetic.

Re: question about possible arterial pheripheral disease

Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2011 11:17 pm
by Dr. Joe Rozencwajg, NMD
Does he have palpable peripheral pulses? Did he have them before and have they disappeared?
I have been able to restore circulation to limbs with remedies (OK, mixopathy, but still....avoiding surgery) in chronic situations with slow installation of symptoms and no risk of acute ischemia with the risk of loosing a limb. But if there is a sudden occlusion, there is no time for collaterals to form and provide a limited blood supply that allows the limb to stay alive although makes function very difficult.
If this is the case, it becomes a mechanical emergency that needs surgery.
Joe.
 
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Re: question about possible arterial pheripheral disease

Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 5:24 am
by Pauline Ashford
HI Carol - Don’t forget Arnica – can be very don’t touch me – leave me alone – Im OK mentals plus good on circulation – I have used it in these instances.

My Mother had a peripheral circulation problem in her legs and was due to have a procedure – she was so nervous about it I sent her to Hom pharmacy (she lives a long way from me) to get some Aconite – and when she went to get procedure done surgeon couldn’t work out why she had been sent as blockage was gone!!!

Regards Pauline
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