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Can anyone explain what this condition is please?
PSORIASIS, skin inveterata (12)
Regards, Rochelle

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According to Yasgur's Dictionary:

inveterate: chronic, long-seated, firmly established

But it is spelled with an "e" at the end... is it the same?

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Can anyone explain what this condition is please?
PSORIASIS, skin inveterata (12)
Regards, Rochelle
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Great Pat, that was quick!! I was rather hoping it may have meant someone
with Psoriasic arthritis as I have a couple of prospective patients with
this!!!!

All the best
Rochelle
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Yeah well, Rochelle, I am sitting here SURROUNDED by books since I started my course work thru Devon this week - YIKES! Glad to have helped especially since so many of you have been so freely giving of your time with me! Best regards as always, I remain,

Respectfully yours,

Patti Mount, President IANTD World Headquarters
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Great Pat, that was quick!! I was rather hoping it may have meant someone
with Psoriasic arthritis as I have a couple of prospective patients with
this!!!!

All the best
Rochelle
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RU, Mind; delusions, imaginations; catches at; appearance: , hyos[2], stram[3]

Can anyne tell me what this rubric means please?

Regards
Rochelle
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Hi Rochelle,
Just look at Allen's Encyclopedia:
Stramonium, symptom No. 148:
"There was a constant reaching of the hands for some imaginary object."

No. 150:
" Picking at imaginary objects in the air"

Best,

Gaby

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Gaby Rottler
Germany
rottler@curantur.de

http://www.curantur.de
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Thanks for that- I will have to see if this is what the patient is doing as I am thinking of giving her Stram after a partial result for a short time with Bell. I may go up potency with the Bell first.

Regards
Rochelle
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