The second part of the article for spasmodic retention of urine continues the exposure of the most prominent remedies for retention of urine due to spasmodic disorders or paralysis of the bladder.
Stoppage of urine may arise as a consequence from some urinary disorders caused by mechanical injury, inflammation of the kidneys, kidney stones, stricture of urine passages, inflammation of the bladder or of the urethra, paralysis of the bladder, enlargement of the prostate gland etc. The urine comes out in drops or doesn’t come out at all; there is violent burning pain in the urethra, swelling and heaviness of the bladder, frequent but ineffectual urging for urination, febrile symptoms. There may be present accompanying complaints from other organs and systems in the body, like headache, nausea, retching, vomiting, colic pains in the abdomen, distention of the abdomen, kidney colic and others.
The ability of the prescriber to notify those characteristics in his patient, which outline the miasm, the constitution, and the current active disease, is of utmost importance in the homeopathic case-taking.
One of the headstones in the homeopathic treatment is the determination of individual’s constitution. Constitution always matters in homeopathic prescription, even if the respective case has been treated from etiological, isopathical, miasmatical or pathological angle for identifying the right remedy. By knowing the patient’s constitution homeopaths have a basement for making a prognosis of the case development as well as for the further homeopathic remedies that might next be needed by the patient; that is especially valid in chronic cases.
This article dwells on the main types of bodily constitution and the respective groups of homeopathic remedies which are prone to act beneficially and curatively.
When in the nursery, the kindergarten, playground, school or in another type of closed child facility there is undergoing morbili infection among the children, it is wise to undertake homeopathic prevention for the healthy children, which are still not inflicted by the disease.
This is done by the use of homeopathic remedy Morbillinum.
In this article I shall speak about acute morbid states and the possibilities for self help by homeopathy. The most important corner stones are: to assess the disease, to know which symptoms to take, to know the remedies for the respective disorder and to understand the true amelioration.
This article examines two homeopathic remedies, which are helpful in cases of bacterial food poisoning. They can be used also in cases of acute diarrhea, where the indigestion and enteric disorder are serious. They can also be regarded with relation to the article for dysentery, for acute diarrhea may possibly turn to dysenteric state. And of course, the article about Schuessler salts applicable for gastro-intestinal disorders may always be of use.
“In nature, where there is balance, there is no disease and the germ, in this case the B. Coli in the intestinal tract, performs a useful function. Where the intestinal mucosa is healthy the B. Coli is nonpathogenic.
Any change in the host which affects the intestinal mucosa will upset the balance and will be followed by a change in the habit and the bio-chemistry of the B. Coli, which may then be said to become pathogenic, but it should be noted that the primary change, the disease originated in the host, which compelled the bacillus to modify its habit in order to survive.”
J. Paterson, The Bowel Nosodes
The next article from ‘Behavior Disorders’ set presents the remedy Saccharum officinale, with accent on the mental-emotional picture of the children who need it.
Find your remedy in acute infections.
This page guides to discriptive articles about prescribing and to short repertories for acute prescription in common upper respiratory, throat, laryngeal and gastro-intestinal disorders. It is guidance through the process of homeopathic prescription in acute diseases. The idea is to be able to identify your own acute remedy and manage the acute affection on your own, at least in simple cases.
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