Haemophilia discussion
Posted: Tue Jan 25, 2005 5:09 pm
by drshiraz
Hello everybody,
I am treating a boy aged 12 yrs who is suffering from haemophilia. He has recurrent joint complaints with effusion of blood into the joints espescially the elbow and wrist joints. He used to undergo subsequent transfusion of Factor 8 whenever a wound occurs. There is bluish discoloration in the joints. Any suggestion regarding homoeopathic management would be appreciated.
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Re: Haemophilia discussion
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 12:53 am
by andyh
drshiraz wrote:
Hemophilia: adren.223, ail.102, alum., alumn., am-c., anthr., apis, aran., arn.5, ars.102, ars-h., bell., both-l., bov.102, cact., calc., calc-l., calc-l-n., calc-p., canth., carb-an., carb-v.11, carc.223, chin.102, chin-s., chlol., chloram., cinnam., cortico., croc.11, crot-c., crot-h.5, dig., dor., elaps, erech., ergot., erig.11, ferr.102, ferr-m., ferr-p., fic., 2gall-ac.223, ger., ham.5, hir.223, hydrin-m., ip.11, kali-c., kali-p., kreos.102, lach.5, lat-m., led., meli., merc.102, merc-cy., mill.102, mur-ac., nat-m., nat-n., nat-s.5, nat-sil., nit-ac., op., ox-ac., ph-ac.,
3Phos.5, puls., rad-br., sabin., sanguis., sec.102, sil.223, stront-c., sul-ac.11, sulph., ter.102, thlaspi, til., tril., ust., verat., vip., visc., x-ray, xanth.
Some Ideas: Phos or phos compound, Warfarin, Snake remedy; Ferrum or Ferrum compound (anemia?); (conium) etc.
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Phosphorus
The symptoms caused by Phosphorus are spots, ecchymoses,
Its clinical use is in multiple hemorrhages, such as appear as the symptoms of severe general diseases of the blood
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Warfarin (Marsh's clinical drug pictures--I believe marsh's is a compilation of effects and side effects of allopathics for the most part)--in this case an anticoagulant which in potentized form would have these sx, which include hemorrhage >>>>>>into the joints.
Uses
Anticoagulant.
CNS
Intracranial hemorrhage; spinal hemorrhage.
CVS
Pericardial hemorrhage; vasculitis.
Endocrine
Adrenal hemorrhage.
Eye/Vision
Ophthalmic hemorrhage.
Female
Uterine bleeding; metrorrhagia; ovulation; hemorrhage.
General
Hemorrhage from any tissue or organ; fever; cold intolerance.
G.I
Hemorrhage from G.I tract; flatulence; diarrhoea; anorexia; nausea; vomiting; stomach cramps or pain.
Haematology
Leucopenia; agranulocytosis.
Kidney/Bladder
Hematuria.
Metabolism
Lipid emboli; systemic atheroemboli; cholesterol microemboli.
Mouth
Gingival bleeding.
Musculoskeletal
Respiratory
Epistaxis; hemoptysis; calcification tracheal or tracheobronchial.
Skin
Petechiae; purple toes; alopecia of scalp.
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Ferrum or ferrum compound
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Conium
According to proving with homeopathic preparations, we must record the following phenomena: general bruised feeling, pain as from tiredness in the joints, easy overlifting, weariness and great muscular prostration, falling asleep of the limbs, trembling with
Re: Haemophilia discussion
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 10:17 am
by Jean Doherty
I think one of the results of bleeding into joint spaces is fibrosis.
After attempts to control bleeding I wonder if thiosamine would help
with this secondary problem.Just a thought, Jean
Re: Haemophilia discussion
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 10:49 pm
by Rochelle
I have also been asked about treatment in a severely haemophiliac
child who is age 2 , is rejecting Factor 8 and I believe quite ill.
Would it be possible to help such a patient who has a genetic
problem from his carrier mother?
Rochelle
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minutus@yahoogroups.com, drshiraz wrote:
He has recurrent joint complaints with effusion of blood into the
joints espescially the elbow and wrist joints. He used to undergo
subsequent transfusion of Factor 8 whenever a wound occurs. There is
bluish discoloration in the joints. Any suggestion regarding
homoeopathic management would be appreciated.
Re: Haemophilia discussion
Posted: Thu Jan 27, 2005 10:38 am
by J Lucas
I think you could go a long way in treating this person but you have to be
confident and knowledgeable enough and have good case management methods.
Joy
http://www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 26/1/05 9:49 pm, Rochelle at
rochelle@ntlworld.com wrote:
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Re: Haemophilia discussion
Posted: Sat Jan 29, 2005 1:42 am
by indu masoor
drshiraj,
This boy will be helped by ARNICA in different potencies when ever bleeding ocurs in jts.
Haemophilia is genetic disorder.U may select a remedy has bleeding tendency like Arnica phosphorus,Bryona etc depending on associated symptoms.
To treat Tendency U need to take into account Family history ie like Cancer ,Diabetes,Tuberculosis and any miasmatic graft.Nosodes like Carcinosin ,Tuberculinum and Medorrhinum are of very useful .Treatment should be along with growing age.One should not use any allopathic medicines for any other acutes ,should be on Homoeopathy only.
I have treated Two boys ,one with Carcinosin ,(grand father died of Rectum Cancer), other with Tuberculinum( was not putting on weight even with good diet and used to get frequent cold) in higher potencies ,repeating at long intervals say 30-40 days gap.Treatment prolonged for years.
Hope this helps.
Ramachandra,
Hyderabad,INDIA
drshiraz wrote:
Hello everybody,
I am treating a boy aged 12 yrs who is suffering from haemophilia. He has recurrent joint complaints with effusion of blood into the joints espescially the elbow and wrist joints. He used to undergo subsequent transfusion of Factor 8 whenever a wound occurs. There is bluish discoloration in the joints. Any suggestion regarding homoeopathic management would be appreciated.
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Re: Haemophilia discussion
Posted: Sat Jan 29, 2005 1:44 am
by indu masoor
drshiraj,
This boy will be helped by ARNICA in different potencies when ever bleeding ocurs in jts.
Haemophilia is genetic disorder.U may select a remedy has bleeding tendency like Arnica phosphorus,Bryona etc depending on associated symptoms.
To treat Tendency U need to take into account Family history ie like Cancer ,Diabetes,Tuberculosis and any miasmatic graft.Nosodes like Carcinosin ,Tuberculinum and Medorrhinum are of very useful .Treatment should be along with growing age.One should not use any allopathic medicines for any other acutes ,should be on Homoeopathy only.
I have treated Two boys ,one with Carcinosin ,(grand father died of Rectum Cancer), other with Tuberculinum( was not putting on weight even with good diet and used to get frequent cold) in higher potencies ,repeating at long intervals say 30-40 days gap.Treatment prolonged for years.
Hope this helps.
Ramachandra,
Hyderabad,INDIA
drshiraz wrote:
Hello everybody,
I am treating a boy aged 12 yrs who is suffering from haemophilia. He has recurrent joint complaints with effusion of blood into the joints espescially the elbow and wrist joints. He used to undergo subsequent transfusion of Factor 8 whenever a wound occurs. There is bluish discoloration in the joints. Any suggestion regarding homoeopathic management would be appreciated.
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Re: Haemophilia discussion
Posted: Sat Jan 29, 2005 10:37 am
by drshiraz
Dear Doctor,
Thanks for the response. I am very happy that I could go according to your lines before you have replied me. I gave that boy Arnica 1M on the first visit itself for the joint problem. Further, on the second visit I gave Tuberculinum 1M also based on the principle as an intercurrent as well as a drug which is constitutional. The child has enlarged knotty cervical lymph nodes. Now, the boy has lost the echymotic discoloration on the joints. I think we are on the right path. Thank you doctor once again for your response.
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