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Boy diagnosed Schizophrenia

Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2003 1:05 am
by H. Balasubramanian
Dear Friends,
Block: “when I attending a programme or listening, all
of a sudden that block comes. Then I will not be
attentive to the programme or conversation. I have to
struggle to clear that block and bring back to my
normal”

This is the statement of my patient. Psychiatrists’
diagnosed schizophrenia (another diag. Neurosis). In
our repertories/reference works is there the word
“block” What it means? What are the rubrics for the
above situation? Remedies?

Anyone has the experience of successfully curing
schizoprenia with homoeopathy?
This boy is in his twenties. From his childhood,
father dominated. For him father is a hero/superman.
He couldn’t tolerate any criticism of his father.
During his pregnancy mother had emotional stress from
the M.I.L and husband’s rude treatment. Had
homosexuality. Not continued. History of onanism.
Mother’s paternal uncle was insane. He is impressed
by everybody suggestions. Mild. At times violent,
abusive (Vulgar words), accuses, swearing. Sleep
irregular. Very late sleep. Not before 1 A.M. Feels
that his legs are so weak and could not bear the
weight of his body. Pain above knee. Afraid that
someone or something touching that area will cause him
intolerable pain. Apathy. At times sits alone without
caring conversation between others around him. He
wouldn’t join.

One thing what I noticed is that he perform
heterosexual (he is bachelor), play, grasp thing
faster.

As the psychiatrist has told him that his condition is
not curable and continue the treatment to maintain.
But those medicines made him dull and inactive.
Therefore, he wants to try homoeopathy.
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BE HAPPY AND MAKE OTHERS HAPPY.

With best wishes,
H.B.
from India

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Re: Boy diagnosed Schizophrenia

Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2003 3:57 am
by Jean Doherty
If take these rubrics
MIND; ABSORBED (K1, SI 4)(Absent-minded)(Abstraction of
mind)(Brooding)(Dream, as if in a)(Fancies; absorbed in)(Frown; disposed
to)(Introspection)(Meditation)(Reflecting)(Sits; meditates;
wrapped)(Thoughts; thoughtful - persistent)(Unobserving) (91)
MIND; ABSTRACTION of mind (K1, SI 6)(Absorbed) (71)
MIND; ABSENT-MINDED (K2, SI 1)(Abstraction of mind)(Concentration;
difficult)(Dullness)(Dream, as if in a)(Fancies; absorbed
in)(Forgetful)(Memory; weakness of)(Staring; thoughtless)(Thoughts; loss
of)(Unobserving) (175)
EXTREMITIES; WEAKNESS; Thigh (K1229) (133)
MIND; ABUSIVE, insulting (K1, SI
7)(Cursing)(Insolent)(Quarrelsome)(Reproaches; others)(Rudeness)(Slander,
disposition to) (68)
GENERALITIES; TOUCH; agg. (K1407, SII 639)(Pressure) (193)
MALE; MASTURBATION; disposition (K701, SIII 413) (66)
Platina comes up high.. Interesting case Jean
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Re: Boy diagnosed Schizophrenia

Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2003 12:13 am
by H. Balasubramanian
Dear Friends,
Correction:
Instead of : One thing what I noticed is he perform heterosexual (he is bachelor), play, grasp thing faster.

Please read as: One thing what I noticed is that he fear that he cannot perform heterosexual (he is bachelor), play, grasp thing faster.

I regret for the error.
BE HAPPY AND MAKE OTHERS HAPPY.

With best wishes,
H.B.
from India

visit: http://education.vsnl.com/susceptibilit ... doctor/com
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