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Labyrinthitis

Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2003 1:16 am
by Rochelle Marsden
Any idea how I look this one up???? It is in my Carapro in Murphy's rep but with no rubrics by it? Maybe I should just go by the manifested symptoms!!!

Regards
Rochelle
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Re: Labyrinthitis

Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2003 1:23 am
by Patti Mount
This is what I find in Encyclopedia Homeopathica, Rochelle - hope this helps
for a start... Patti,

Labyrinthitis
It is the inflammation of the labyrinth (inner ear which includes three
bones of the ear, convoluted inner cavities, inner hollow temporal bone, in
which mastoid process is formed.)

Re: Labyrinthitis

Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2003 1:39 am
by Patti Mount
Rochelle,

I have left the authors intact so you can see from RADAR - sorry I did not
do an elimination - I gotta run & I am still learning my new software!
Patti.

this is Ears - inflammation with Merc-c, Merc & Puls at grade 3 highest...

merc-c.;3;k merc.;3;k puls.;3;k apis;2;k bell.;2;k bry.;2;k cact.;2;c2
cact.;2;k calc.;2;k fl-ac.;2;k kreos.;2;k pic-ac.;2;c2 pic-ac.;2;tl1
pic-ac.;2;k plan.;2;c2 rhus-t.;2;k acon.;1;k2 aur.;1;pkj1 bamb-a.;1;stb2
borx.;1;k bov.;1;k brom.;1;k2 cadm-s.;1;k canth.;1;k caps.;1;tl1 con.;1;pkj1
cur.;1;c2 dys.;1;fmm1 eug.;1;c2 ferr-p.;1;tl1 guaj.;1;c2 kali-bi.;1;k
kali-br.;1;itm kali-c.;1;k kali-c.;1;c2 kali-i.;1;k led.;1;c2 mag-c.;1;k
mez.;1;mtf11 morg-g.;1;fmm1 morg-p.;1;fmm1 mur-ac.;1;tl1 nat-n.;1;c2
nux-v.;1;k2 podo.;1;fd3 sil.;1;bg sulph.;1;bg syc.;1;fmm1 ter.;1;k
thuj.;1;lp verat.;1;k

EAR - INFLAMMATION - Mastoid -
ars.;2;sne aur-i.;1;mtf11 caps.;1;mtf11 morg-g.;1;fmm1 plan.;1;mtf11
pyrog.;1;mtf11 thuj.;1;sne coenz-q.;1;mtf11

EAR - INFLAMMATION - Media
calc-s.;3;k calc-s.;3;mrr1 calc.;3;hr1 calc.;3;k cham.;3;mtf11 cham.;3;mrr1
cham.;3;k cham.;3;hr1 hep.;3;k hep.;3;mrr1 kali-bi.;3;k lyc.;3;hr1 lyc.;3;k
lyc.;3;mrr1 merc-d.;3;k merc-d.;3;hr1 merc.;3;mrr1 merc.;3;mtf11 merc.;3;k
merc.;3;hr1 merc.;3;a1 puls.;3;k puls.;3;hr1 puls.;3;mrr1 sil.;3;k
sil.;3;mrr1 sulph.;3;k sulph.;3;mrr1 apis;2;k arn.;2;k bar-c.;2;k
bell.;2;mtf11 bell.;2;mrr1 bell.;2;k borx.;2;k caps.;2;k carb-v.;2;k
caust.;2;k dulc.;2;k ferr-p.;2;k ferr-p.;2;mrr1 ferr-p.;2;mtf11
ferr-p.;2;hr1 kali-c.;2;k kali-chl.;2;k kali-i.;2;k nat-c.;2;hr1 nat-c.;2;k
nat-m.;2;k psor.;2;mrr1 psor.;2;k tell.;2;k thuj.;2;hr1 thuj.;2;k
verat-v.;2;a1 all-c.;1;mrr1 all-c.;1;k2 ars-i.;1;bro1 ars.;1;frc
aur-m-n.;1;wbt2 carbn-s.;1;k2 carc.;1;cd chen-vg.;1;mtf11 cina;1;mrr1
cur.;1;k ferr.;1;mtf11 gels.;1;k gels.;1;hr1 graph.;1;vh graph.;1;mrr1
hydr.;1;k hydr.;1;hr1 hydr.;1;mrr1 kal.;1;jsx1 kali-m.;1;mtf11
kali-p.;1;mtf11 kali-s.;1;pkj1 kali-s.;1;mrr1 kali-sil.;1;k2 lach.;1;mrr1
lach.;1;mtf11 lap-a.;1;br1 maland.;1;mld3 mang.;1;mrr1 med.;1;mrr1 op.;1;wbt
petr.;1;mrr1 plan.;1;mtf11 rhus-t.;1;k sanic.;1;mrr1 skook.;1;mtf11
spig.;1;mrr1 terebe.;1;ktp9 thiosin.;1;br1 tub-a.;1;vs tub-a.;1;ih
tub-m.;1;vs tub-m.;1;ih tub.;1;mrr1 tub.;1;ih zinc.;1;k cleom-g.;1;jsx1

Re: Labyrinthitis

Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2003 1:44 am
by Rochelle Marsden
Hi Patti, Sorry I didn't explain myself very well. I do know what it is but not how to look it up in the rep!! Thanks for the Rubric ideas .

Regards,
Rochelle
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Re: Labyrinthitis

Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2003 2:00 am
by Robyn
Rochelle, I found this in Radar

EAR - COMPLAINTS of ears - Labyrinth
chen-a.;1;mtf11 chinin-ar.;1;mtf11 sal-ac.;1;mtf11

The reference mtf11 is from Farok master
Robyn

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Re: Labyrinthitis

Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2003 5:12 am
by Shannon Nelson
Hi Rochelle,

How about

EARS; INFLAMMATION; inside, labyrinth (K290, G245): acon., ango., aran-ix.,
ars., arund., atro., aur., bar-c., bar-m., Bell., bor., bov., bry., cact.,
Calc., Calc-s., canth., caps., carb-v., carbn-s., caust., Cham., chin.,
con., cortico., cur., ferr-p., Graph., Hep., kali-bi., kali-c., kali-chl.,
kali-i., kali-n., kreos., kres., lach., led., Lyc., mag-c., mag-m., Merc.,
merc-c., merc-i-r., mez., nat-s., nit-ac., Nux-v., petr., ph-ac., phos.,
pic-ac., psor., puls., rhus-t., sang., sep., sil., spig., spong., Sulph.,
ter., ther., thuj., verat-v., verb., zinc.

(Sorry, I don't know how to make it carry the underlining along.)

Best,
Shannon
on 3/17/03 6:44 PM, Rochelle Marsden at rochelle@ntlworld.com wrote:

Re: Labyrinthitis

Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2003 1:01 am
by Jean Doherty
Is usually associated with vertigo and nausea. I query diagnosis. With the
temperature and inability to see drum I wonder about External otitis media
with addition of acute anxiety or panic Jean.
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Re: Labyrinthitis

Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2003 6:39 am
by FrancescaTaylor
Hello Jean,

I am experiencing vertigo, nausea and a feeling of inertia along with
restriction of neck muscle (Sterno-Cleidomastoid) and a feeling of a palsy
on the left side.
Now that I have a 'diagnosis' the panic symptoms have diminished...though if
I do too much i.e. walking I can feel nervous as the vertigo increases.

Francesca