Diarrhea acute
Posted: Sat Sep 21, 2013 10:03 pm
Hi,
I went through a diarrhea epidemic in one household with 4 children and 2 adults. I cured one child. The 4 month old did not get it. Adults got it but I did not treat. The two boys were given sulphur given once and stopped independent of me. Before she called me. I thought the sulphur was working because the vomiting stopped. So I only did the one successful case. But the sulphur boys kept having the diarrhea while their other sick symptoms disappeared. She also tried Ars once with no results.
I finally did the case of the worst boy who had undigested stools. The mother gave lyc once and no results. I said try again. Not sure of the results.
The mother does not understand acute treatment well and was stopping the remedy when she did not get immediate results. She was only looking at the diarrhea as the desired result not the whole case. So the boys case became confusing for me.
My question is if the columnar cells of the gut replace in 4 days and the stools contain soft undigested food with a continuous huge appetite (ie. non absorption,) then we have to wait longer for formed stools and a decrease in appetite. This child of 2 years is lanky and normally has a big appetite with little weight gain. But the sick appetite is larger. What expectation should I have?
Thanks,
Ellen Madono
I went through a diarrhea epidemic in one household with 4 children and 2 adults. I cured one child. The 4 month old did not get it. Adults got it but I did not treat. The two boys were given sulphur given once and stopped independent of me. Before she called me. I thought the sulphur was working because the vomiting stopped. So I only did the one successful case. But the sulphur boys kept having the diarrhea while their other sick symptoms disappeared. She also tried Ars once with no results.
I finally did the case of the worst boy who had undigested stools. The mother gave lyc once and no results. I said try again. Not sure of the results.
The mother does not understand acute treatment well and was stopping the remedy when she did not get immediate results. She was only looking at the diarrhea as the desired result not the whole case. So the boys case became confusing for me.
My question is if the columnar cells of the gut replace in 4 days and the stools contain soft undigested food with a continuous huge appetite (ie. non absorption,) then we have to wait longer for formed stools and a decrease in appetite. This child of 2 years is lanky and normally has a big appetite with little weight gain. But the sick appetite is larger. What expectation should I have?
Thanks,
Ellen Madono