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FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME (175)

Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2004 9:24 am
by Ardavan Shahrdar
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mentioning the name of the remedy.
The remedy is famous for its marvelous effect in
treatment of suppurations in teeth, jaws, gums,...

'Facial neuralgia from carious teeth'.

Suppurative affections of this remedy is usually
accompanied by prominent enlargement and induration of
cervical lymph nodes.

'Difficult dentition'.

It is compared with Silica and Mercurius.
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Re: FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME (175)

Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2004 1:25 am
by Rochelle
Julian Homeopathic Materia Medica\

The principal elements that constitute it are according to Pr.

Morris of the University college of London, are some combinations of Silica of Alumina of lime. of Magnesia, of some exydes of iron and other minerals.

It seems that there does not exist a real homoeopathic experiment and indications of therapeutics in human medicine of some homoeopathic authors are the fruit of the observation of pathological troubles seen in animals of the pastures on the ******.

These are specially some lesions of the bones of the skull, of the jaws, of hips and of the long bones, specially of the legs: osteophytes, osteolysis, exos-tosis, periostitis.

These manifestations have been seen in sheeps, horses, and the cows.

It is on 27-1-1975, the surgeon dentist E. G. Melvor, or Auckland New Zealand, undertakes an auto-experimentation which continued up to 8-4-75. It reveals a very interesting symptomatology concerning particularly the opthalmologic domain and rhumatologic sphere.

We deplore on the contrary the absence of the informations regarding the dynamisation used.

From the work of the author, it seems to result that it is the substance itself in trituration, one dose in the morning and in the evening, was experimented.



Intense mental tension in the morning.

Physical and mental fatigue.



Nervous tension, specially during the morning, ameliorating towards 3 p.m.

Troubled vision, veiled, muscae volatanti.

Somnolence, yawnings, fatigue, specially in the evening.

Vertigo while moving the head.

Frontal headache above the left eye.

Neuralgic pain in the molar and left temporal region.

Insufficient stools of normal look.

Constriction in the precordial region with anxiety.

Pain of the left saphenous veine and congestive varicosities of the left leg.

Difficult respiration.

Sensation of constriction of the heart.

Oppression of the thorax.



Troubled vision, veiled.

Weakness of the vision of the left eye.

Persistent difficulties of the accommodation of the left eye.

Left eye which "weeps".

Pupillary narrowing and absence of adaptation to the light.

Strong pain in the base of the left eye and on the upper region of the left or bit.

Great difficulty to read, painful tension of the left eye.

Secretions of sticky mucosities and red conjunctivas.

Pulsations of the. ears.

Increasing deafness.

Diminution of the emission of urine.

Milky urines.

Musculo-articular pain of the left sacro-iliac region.

Worse while sitting, no aggravation by movement.

Aggravation at the beginning of movement then amelioration.

Pain of the left elbow.

Pain of the muscles of the neck, left side, worse by pressure, by supporting on the muscles.

Herpes on the left side of the upper lip.

Circumscribed eruption, round, vesicular on the left cheek and on the right side of the upper part of the forehead.

Pricking of the whole skin of the face as if pricked by needles.

Diffused sweats.

Pruritis of the forearm and of the left elbow.



By rest.

At the beginning of the movement.

By sitting position.

By pressure.

In the evening.

By prolonged movement; afternoon.

Left.

4 DH, 6 DH in trituration.

(Mezger) 4 DH, 5 CH dilution.

(L. Vannier) 7 CH, 9 CH. (O.A. Julian)


Mental tension in the morning.

Frontal headache.

Hypoergia and short sleep.

Troubles of vision, ocular tension and difficulty of accommodation, specially of the left eye.

Herpes on the left side of the upper lip.

Constrictive pain of the heart.

Artho-muscular pain of the sacro-iliac region,

L. Vannier: Calc. fluor., Kali iod., Phosph., Ruta, Silicea.

E.G. Melvor, regarding the ocular troubles: Physostigma, Agar., Pilocarp.

Repertory of Kent: Phosph., Natr. mur., Sulf., Pulsat., Conium.

Clarke: Silicea, Calc., Staphys., Phosph., Stillingia., and Hering adds: Merc and Phytol.

According to us may be indicated: Silicea, Calc. fluor.

Luesinum (see Treatise of dynamised micro-immuno-therapy).



Thymic states.

Chronic sinusitis.

Phlebitis.

Paraphlebitis.

Varicosities.

Conjunctivitis.

Herpes of the cornea.

Kerato conjunctivitis (phlyctenular).

Choroiditis.

Left-sided sacro-iliac arthrosis, is to be compared with Radix angelica sinensis (see monograph).

Hyperhidrosis.

Ephidrosis.
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Re: FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME (175)

Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2004 4:46 am
by jpgregorich@aol.com
From Boericke:

* Marked action upon the jaws.
* Of great use in exostosis, gum abscess, difficult teething.
* Nodosities, caries of bone, etc.
* Osteitis, periostitis, osteosarcoma; rachitis.
* Tumors in general.
* Bone necrosis.
* Necrosis and sinus after mastoid operation.
Face
- Ulceration of nasal bones.
- Facial neuralgia from carious teeth and after extraction.
- Toothache, with swelling about jaws.
- Abscess of gums.
- Enlargement of maxillary bone.
- Cervical glands enlarged and indurated.
Relationship
- Compare : Silica; Mercur.; Phos.; Conchiolinum- Mother of pearl (diaphysis
of bone affected; parts extremely sensitive to touch).
- Amphisbaena-Snail-like lizard (great affinity for the jaw bones, worse by
air and dampness).
- Slag-(Great itching of parts).
Jim Gregorich
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Re: FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME (175)

Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2004 7:06 am
by Julian Winston
At 8:24 AM +0000 1/19/04, Ardavan Shahrdar wrote:
I have a bottle I found at B&T labeled "eruption of 1845" filled with
grey dust.

It is ________ crude.

JW

Re: FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME (175)

Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2004 9:48 am
by Rochelle
Now you've given the game away!!!!
Rochelle
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Re: FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME (175)

Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2004 8:49 pm
by akhilesh R
The ash and scoriƦ of this volcano contain Silica, Alumina, Lime,
Magnesia, with some Oxide of Iron. When travelling in Iceland, Garth
Wilkinson noticed that the sheep in the vicinity of .... had immense
exostoses on the jaws. Another effect noticed was the drying up of the
milk both in sheep and cows. The finer ash which fell on pastures at a
distance, was the most deleterious; the gross ash near the mountain was
inert. In cows, post-mortem examination showed the intestines filled
with ashes, hardened to a mass, and stomach coated over with a
pitch-black membrane spotted with brown, and difficult to remove by
washing; the jaw teeth were covered with a shining metallic crust.
Several young horses died from lumps on the jaw-bones, so large as to
cause dislocation. Sheep, when slaughtered, were found to be of bluish
hue internally, and the intestines were friable. In many cases worms
from two to three inches long, with pale grey bodies and brown heads,
and a little thicker than a horse-hair, were found in the bronchia. In
sheep the osseous and dental systems were much affected. The head-bones,
and especially the jaw-bones, swelled and became so friable that when
boiled they fell to pieces. The thigh, and especially the shin bones,
swelled and bulged. The jaws were sometimes covered with large
swellings, which spread and were looser of texture and darker in colour
than the bone; these could be separated from the bone without injuring
it; but in some fatal cases a hole going down to the marrow was
discovered under the swelling. Garth Wilkinson adds to the above that he
has used Hecla with excellent effect in toothache, gum abscess,
swellings about the jaws and in difficult dentition. Clinical experience
has shown the power of Hecla to arrest many forms of bone disease,
including osteo-sarcoma, scrofulous and syphilitic osteitis and
exostoses. The swellings amenable to it are painful and sensitive to
touch; < from touch and pressure. The glands are affected almost as much
as the bones: "induration and infiltration of cervical glands, studding
neck like a row of pearls." The right side has been more predominantly
affected. The subjoined schema is compiled mainly from cured symptoms.

Relations.?Compare: Conchiol., Silic., Calc., Slag, Phos., Stilling.,
Sulph., Kali iod, Amphisb., Symphyt., Ruta.

Causation.?Injury to bone.
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