Case- guess
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2003 7:25 pm
Since cases are being presented I thought I will present you with a few
cases. From what I have seen of the members of our list most are familiar
with one kind of prescribing that is constitutional prescribing. This is
the best kind of prescribing and that should be our main aim at finding a
remedy that covers the whole case. But sometimes we need to look at cases
from other angles. Therefore the cases I will present you will be those
that needed a different approach. My purpose is that once in a while if one
approach fails our minds should be open to other approaches. So here is the
first case. You may read the case and discuss it and come up with your own
suggestions. I am sorry I will not be able to take part in your discussions
(though I wish I could) but I will give you the remedy's name and why I
chose it in two days time.
The case was that of atrophy of the brain of a lady aged 72 years. I did
not see the patient but her son gave me these symptoms.
The presenting symptoms were Involuntary stools, involuntary urination; loss
of appetite; loss of memory does not recognize anyone. Does not utter a
word has forgotten how to speak. Extremely restless walks continously till
she is exhausted lies down for some time then again gets up and walks around
the house again. No appetite at all except for sweets. She will eat
something if it is sweet otherwise does not eat at all. Hands and feet are
hot and she feels hot most of the time. Thirst is increased. She becomes
more restless and looks upset if people visit their home and becomes less
restless if there are no visitors. The CT scan showed brain atrophy.
Is this a good case - of couse not. Nevertheless try and see if if you can
fit a remedy
Best regards
Elham
cases. From what I have seen of the members of our list most are familiar
with one kind of prescribing that is constitutional prescribing. This is
the best kind of prescribing and that should be our main aim at finding a
remedy that covers the whole case. But sometimes we need to look at cases
from other angles. Therefore the cases I will present you will be those
that needed a different approach. My purpose is that once in a while if one
approach fails our minds should be open to other approaches. So here is the
first case. You may read the case and discuss it and come up with your own
suggestions. I am sorry I will not be able to take part in your discussions
(though I wish I could) but I will give you the remedy's name and why I
chose it in two days time.
The case was that of atrophy of the brain of a lady aged 72 years. I did
not see the patient but her son gave me these symptoms.
The presenting symptoms were Involuntary stools, involuntary urination; loss
of appetite; loss of memory does not recognize anyone. Does not utter a
word has forgotten how to speak. Extremely restless walks continously till
she is exhausted lies down for some time then again gets up and walks around
the house again. No appetite at all except for sweets. She will eat
something if it is sweet otherwise does not eat at all. Hands and feet are
hot and she feels hot most of the time. Thirst is increased. She becomes
more restless and looks upset if people visit their home and becomes less
restless if there are no visitors. The CT scan showed brain atrophy.
Is this a good case - of couse not. Nevertheless try and see if if you can
fit a remedy
Best regards
Elham