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Is there any specific rubric for ectopic pregnancies as I can't find one!!

Regards
Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk

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I think you may be better off looking at conditions that cause blockage to
the fallopian tube, as this is thought to be the cause.

There is some discussion in EH articles on treating nonsurgically and
causing spontaneous release of the sac without mentioning what treatment was
employed, however, as you would know, the main remedy for ectopic pregnancy
is surgery.

I thought this was curious: "The observing homoeopath recognizes gonorrhoea
in the female as the main original cause of these tubular obstructions.
Certain it is that ectopic pregnancy is found only in miasmatic women."

If you know that one of the tubes is blocked in some way though and have a
diagnosis to give you an idea of the nature of the blockage, you can impact
on that with homoeopathic treatment. I remember a teacher going over this
with us in depth whilst studying, and there were some great successes after
treatment. If I ever happen across my notes will gladly pass the info on
(but chances are slim
Best to you

Robyn
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Thanks Robyn.
This woman had a child by Caesarean and then 2 ectopic pregnancies which
meant removal of both tubes. She is distraught that she can't now have
another child and as is 45 (46 is the cut off age in UK) is too late for an
IVF although her menses are "like clockwork". This was just part of a case I
have prescribed on and just wondered if there was a rubric tucked away that
I couldn't find. She thinks that the reason for the ectopics were the
Caesarean

Regards
Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk

The remedies for ectopic are the remedies you would use for scaring and
damage from Yes from the Caesarean but also from PID, and Endometriosis.
As far as I know the relevant Rubric is Inflammation of Ovaries.