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Dear Colleagues

Please help to find a suitable rubric

The patient female 10 yrs old) has cross bite [Where the bottom teeth are
more forward than the top teeth]

This has been like it since she started having her second teeth.

Interestingly her teeth have start to decay rapidly. She goes for check ups
regularly every 6 month and the in the space of 6 months one tooth is
thought to be beyond repair and two have cavities which have been filled.

Her presenting symptom is curvature of the spine, which again has been
noticed recently!!

She is tall for her age and very sporty.

Rgds
Soroush
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Dear Soroush,

Although most of the mentioned signs are not dynamic
in nature or better say are just results of a dynamic
derangement, I hope that following rubrics can help
you beside other selected rubrics according to the
dynamic totality of the symptoms:

TEETH - CARIES, decayed, hollow - rapid
BACK - CURVATURE of spine
GENERALS - TALL people

Kind regards,

Ardavan
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Dear Soroush, are there any obvious external reason for the tooth decay -
such as chewing gum, excess sweets, poor diet (which might also contribute
to the spinal condition), chewing hair or other strange objects in a
compulsive way, etc. Also do you know if her parents teeth have the same
conditions. And I know you will have checked for aspartame use

best, joy
on 7/16/03 10:04 AM, Finrod at finrod@webstar.co.uk wrote:
Dear Colleagues

Please help to find a suitable rubric

The patient female 10 yrs old) has cross bite [Where the bottom teeth are
more forward than the top teeth]

This has been like it since she started having her second teeth.

Interestingly her teeth have start to decay rapidly. She goes for check ups
regularly every 6 month and the in the space of 6 months one tooth is
thought to be beyond repair and two have cavities which have been filled.

Her presenting symptom is curvature of the spine, which again has been
noticed recently!!

She is tall for her age and very sporty.

Rgds
Soroush
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PS and of course it sounds like Calc Phos.

best, Joy
on 7/16/03 10:04 AM, Finrod at finrod@webstar.co.uk wrote:
Dear Colleagues

Please help to find a suitable rubric

The patient female 10 yrs old) has cross bite [Where the bottom teeth are
more forward than the top teeth]

This has been like it since she started having her second teeth.

Interestingly her teeth have start to decay rapidly. She goes for check ups
regularly every 6 month and the in the space of 6 months one tooth is
thought to be beyond repair and two have cavities which have been filled.

Her presenting symptom is curvature of the spine, which again has been
noticed recently!!

She is tall for her age and very sporty.

Rgds
Soroush
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Hi All,

In Kent there is a rubric: "domineering". But there are no remedies.
Instead there is a link to : "dictatorial".

Do you consider this synonymous?

My problem is that I have a cat I consider extremely domineering - I
do not know whether I should also consider her "dictatorial" (although
she may be.)

But I have been wondering about this generally. Would you without
qualms assign equal meeanings to the two words??

Regards

Luise

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Hi, Luise.

There's this rubric in Repertorium Universale, indicating that van
Zandwoort, at least, would assign them equal meaing, along with a couple of
other words:

MIND - PHENOMENA - DICTATORIAL, domineering, dogmatic, despotic
allox.sp ANDROC.k,zl apislsr arizon-l.nl arn.h ars.ctc aur-m-n.wbt AUR-S.wbt
bamb-a.stb bar-s.zr bell.nk bora-o.oss CAMPH.b,k caust.b,k cham.k chel.dx
chin.gl con.k cupr.b,j DULC.mrr falco-pe.nl ferr.b,k gal-ac.zr gink-b.sde
harp.stb ignis-alc.es kali-c.vh kolastb lac-e.hrn lac-leo.hrn lach.b,k,vh
lil-t.ptk LYC.j,lpc,mtn med.hu MERC.b,k,vh nux-v.ctc oxyg.mlk ozonesde
pall.ptk phos.kr plat.bg querc-r.jtm succ.es sulph.ptk tax.jsj thuj.zr
thymu.a thyr.ah uran-met.ebh verat.b

The remedies look like a good representation of ones that would represent
various kinds of dominant, autocratic, bossy behavior.

Other possible words: censorious, fanaticism, intolerance, positiveness,
contradiction, pertinacity...

Rosemary
"All our progress is an unfolding, like a vegetable bud. You have first an
instinct, then an opinion, then a knowledge as the plant has root, bud, and
fruit. Trust the instinct to the end, though you can render no reason."
~Ralph Waldo Emerson

Hello Rosemary

Is not 'domineering' more to do with one to one relationships ?
'Dictatorial'- might mean bossing over more than one. So there is an overlap with 'domineering'.

Does this suit ?

Venkat

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