Minutus

Hi All,

staphylococcus 200K

can anyone tell me why this medicine is prescribed by a homeopath?

I can not find it in any materia medica, just curious because thats
something that is prescribed to someone on a regular base, like every
*** months and i wonder why or for what. I can not ask the prescriber
no because i do not know him, the patient i know from my workplace.

Ps thanks for answering my arnica question the other day, the breast seem
to heal yet very slow.

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Marleen

excerpted from O.A. Julian "MM of Nosodes with Repertory"
using Encyclopedia Homeopathica

Staphylococcinum
Clinical cortico-visceral protocol or clinical pathogenesis
Generalities
Pre-diabetic conditions.
Allergoso-mesenchymatosic conditions (Psoro-sycotic).
Syndrome of acute septicemia: Oscilliating fever with great chill, general
condition is weakened, splenomegalis.
Neuro-endocrino-psychic system
Radiculitis.
Myelitis.
Meningitis.
Abscess of the brain.
Cardio-hemo-vascular system
Endocarditis: Extinction then veiled but hard, reappearance of the first
apexian sound or of the second sound at the base; later on the durable
organic sounds of valvular insufficiency.
Pericarditis: Pericardiac rubbing. Myocardia: dull noises, tensional fall
and arythmias.
Respiratory apparatus
Disseminated pulmonary condensation, miliary, disseminated or multiple
abscesses.
Purulent pleural exudations.
Uro-genital apparatus
Pyuria.
Peri-nephritic phlegmon.
Prostatitis.
Acute prostatic abscess.
Loco-motor system
Spondylitis.
Osteitis.
Osteomyelitis.
Skin
Follicular pustule.
Abscess of the nasal fossa.
Abscess of the eyelids (styes).
Sycosis of the moustache.
Folliculitis of the integument.
Hydrosadenitis of the armpits.
Anthrax. Ecthyma.
Panaris. Onyxis. Perionyxis.
Purpura, vesiculo-pustular.
Posology
Dynamisation: 4 CH, 5 CH, 7 CH, 9 CH.
Differential diagnosis
Rajania-subsamarata (O.A. Julian-Matiere medicale d'homoeotherapie). High
fever, prostration, neuro-hemo-vascular congestion, swelling of the neck and
of the parotidian region, circumscribed inflammation of the skin with
tumefaction or ulceration. As well as classics: Rhus veneta or vernix:
Anagallis arvensis.
Clinical diagnosis
Furuncle. Impetigo.
Panaris. Anthrax.
Osteomyelitis.
Peri-nephritic phlegmon.
Zona (Lamasson).
Dave Hartley
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