Exact & Accurate Practice of Homeopathy without confusion
Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2004 10:47 pm
Hi Dr. Krishnamoorthy,
Thankyou for the interesting post. Can you explain a few things? For
instance, I don't know why "headache, vertigo and uneasiness in the head"
are necessarily "congestion". Couldn't the same thing arise from
*insufficient* blood in the head, which would be opposite of congestion?
(My medical knowledge is limited, so apologies if I ask anything foolish.)
Also, if you have more details about the vertigo ("as if spinning", "on
arising", etc.) I assume those would be repped separately?
Likewise with the leg symptoms -- why would corns, cramps, swelling and knee
pain necessarily all be from congestion? (Sorry if I'm making a simple
thing difficult, but it's not at all clear to me and I'd like to
understand.) Cramps could be from poor circulation/lack of oxygen; knee
pain could be mechanical due to spasm or instability or etc. I can see
where corns are similar to congestion, but would not have thought them
related to the same process as edema???
Thanks for your thoughts,
Shannon
on 3/25/04 3:22 AM, Dr. Krishnamoorthy at kirushna25@vsnl.net wrote:
Thankyou for the interesting post. Can you explain a few things? For
instance, I don't know why "headache, vertigo and uneasiness in the head"
are necessarily "congestion". Couldn't the same thing arise from
*insufficient* blood in the head, which would be opposite of congestion?
(My medical knowledge is limited, so apologies if I ask anything foolish.)
Also, if you have more details about the vertigo ("as if spinning", "on
arising", etc.) I assume those would be repped separately?
Likewise with the leg symptoms -- why would corns, cramps, swelling and knee
pain necessarily all be from congestion? (Sorry if I'm making a simple
thing difficult, but it's not at all clear to me and I'd like to
understand.) Cramps could be from poor circulation/lack of oxygen; knee
pain could be mechanical due to spasm or instability or etc. I can see
where corns are similar to congestion, but would not have thought them
related to the same process as edema???
Thanks for your thoughts,
Shannon
on 3/25/04 3:22 AM, Dr. Krishnamoorthy at kirushna25@vsnl.net wrote: