Guess the remedy
Posted: Sat Dec 02, 2017 11:27 am
Elham's post was lost in another political post so I am posting it again.
Ellen
I know most people are afraid of rare remedies. But here is an extremely useful rare remedy can you guess what remedy it is?
It assists in dissolving uric acid and favors elimination of same. We think of it in gout and rheumatism where there is an excess of uric acid in urine, gravel, cystic irritation, the result of pressure of renal sand. It is directly indicated where there is an uneasy sensation in the loins extending to the bladder, earthy phosphates, gravel, uric acid deposits in the urine, a feeling of fullness and tension in the region of the perineum, frequent desire to micturate, with difficulty in passing urine.
Best regards
Elham
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Below is my answer and some questions. Thanks, Elham.
LITHIUM BENZOICUM Murphy
(Lithium Benzoate)
PHARMACY - lith-be. Lithium benzoicum. Lithium benzoate. Historical dose: All potencies.
CLINICAL - Gallstones. Uric acid, deposits.
HOMEOPATHIC - Hale quoted T. O. Summers as saying that Lith-be. had great effect in diminishing uric acid deposits and increasing the free hippuric acid of the urine. "It acts upon the urine before it leaves the blood." (Madono: Here is how it dissolves uric acid)
Deep-seated pains in loins (Madono: not in the CD) in small of the back. Uneasiness in bladder. Frequent desire. Bladder irritation. Diminishing uric acid. Gallstones.
REFERENCES - Boericke. Clarke.
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I have thoughts about small remedies and gouty nodosities.
I see gouty nodosities in the Complet Dynamics. Could these occur on any bones? I have a patient with nodosities on the spine. He is going to have them cut off. Seems like a bad idea just as a gut feeling. Are nodosities on the bones necessarily a gouty diathesis? I am having a hard time finding information on nodosities.
I don't see pain in the loins when I search the CD for the rubrics of Lith-be. If I were repping this, this remedy would be a hard one to spot in a normal repertorization. For 30% in maximum grade in any rubric, I only get vague rubric like Generalities; inflammation; joints, arthritis. 274 remedies. It comes up high under small remedies.
I found it by looking in the literature under something like gout and sand using Reference Works. That would not be my normal way of repping a case. How would I find it? I guess this is a case where I would have to be looking for small remedies. Not small rubrics.
My understanding is if the polychrests don't work, then start searching the small remedies. Or the small remedy appears high in the repertorization and so you spot it and research it.
Ellen
I know most people are afraid of rare remedies. But here is an extremely useful rare remedy can you guess what remedy it is?
It assists in dissolving uric acid and favors elimination of same. We think of it in gout and rheumatism where there is an excess of uric acid in urine, gravel, cystic irritation, the result of pressure of renal sand. It is directly indicated where there is an uneasy sensation in the loins extending to the bladder, earthy phosphates, gravel, uric acid deposits in the urine, a feeling of fullness and tension in the region of the perineum, frequent desire to micturate, with difficulty in passing urine.
Best regards
Elham
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Below is my answer and some questions. Thanks, Elham.
LITHIUM BENZOICUM Murphy
(Lithium Benzoate)
PHARMACY - lith-be. Lithium benzoicum. Lithium benzoate. Historical dose: All potencies.
CLINICAL - Gallstones. Uric acid, deposits.
HOMEOPATHIC - Hale quoted T. O. Summers as saying that Lith-be. had great effect in diminishing uric acid deposits and increasing the free hippuric acid of the urine. "It acts upon the urine before it leaves the blood." (Madono: Here is how it dissolves uric acid)
Deep-seated pains in loins (Madono: not in the CD) in small of the back. Uneasiness in bladder. Frequent desire. Bladder irritation. Diminishing uric acid. Gallstones.
REFERENCES - Boericke. Clarke.
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I have thoughts about small remedies and gouty nodosities.
I see gouty nodosities in the Complet Dynamics. Could these occur on any bones? I have a patient with nodosities on the spine. He is going to have them cut off. Seems like a bad idea just as a gut feeling. Are nodosities on the bones necessarily a gouty diathesis? I am having a hard time finding information on nodosities.
I don't see pain in the loins when I search the CD for the rubrics of Lith-be. If I were repping this, this remedy would be a hard one to spot in a normal repertorization. For 30% in maximum grade in any rubric, I only get vague rubric like Generalities; inflammation; joints, arthritis. 274 remedies. It comes up high under small remedies.
I found it by looking in the literature under something like gout and sand using Reference Works. That would not be my normal way of repping a case. How would I find it? I guess this is a case where I would have to be looking for small remedies. Not small rubrics.
My understanding is if the polychrests don't work, then start searching the small remedies. Or the small remedy appears high in the repertorization and so you spot it and research it.