Minutus

No one?

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I have had a woman in high 80's with this.
It seemed to come and go much worse with any pressure.
I believe that a few doses of Hecla Lava 200c and Ruta Grav 30c given more frequently helped ? use water doses.. Also advised the combination 5 cell salts. It did return but to a lesser extent and firing a bra that exerted no pressure on area helped, Jean

Hennie,

It would be better if you could give us the whole picture, rather than just the label. It's always way more useful to know unusual symptoms and/or modalities accompanying a given "condition". Much better chance at getting the correct remedy for the individual situation, than going the "aspirin for a headache" general route which, at best, tends to be just palliative, if that.

Agi

--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, Hennie Duits wrote:

What do you need?

It is an inflammation of the sternal joint (and by extension of the sterno-costal joints) causing pain that can be confused with angina pectoris or infarction pain....otherwise it a joint inflammation like any other...

Joe.
Dr. J. Rozencwajg, NMD. "The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind". www.naturamedica.webs.com

Well, I sort of hoped for something like a psychological background,
like - it is about the chest, and it is hindering taking in a lot of
air, and you might say that Tietze persons, for some reason, do not take
enough air/room for themselves. Some sort of oppresssion going on, from
the outside or from within - that's the sort of stuff I was hoping for.

Hennie

Op 14-8-2013 3:34, Dr. J. Rozencwajg, NMD. schreef:

What - Theorizing??

Right!

Op 14-8-2013 10:56, finrod@finrod.co.uk schreef:

Well my case was a very feisty 88 years old and it appeared to me purely a physical problem, jean

You might be right in individuals who already present with an
inflammatory process of joints in general AND have this type of mental
situation that then determines a local focus on this specific
joint.....but personally I would not go the opposite way, describing
Tietze as being CAUSED by M/E problems....

Joe.
Dr. J. Rozencwajg, NMD. "The greatest enemy of any science is a closed
mind". www.naturamedica.webs.com

Why not Joe? M/E stresses can certainly change the terrain and
cause/contribute to inflammatory processes in the body.

t