Sahya Part 10

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Transcript of Sahya Part 10

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MIASMATICMIASMATIC

REPERTORIZATIONREPERTORIZATION

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Effective Repertorization is a combination of Science, philosophy and above all art.

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It is a tool that helps us to reach at the right similimum

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Try to confirm the Try to confirm the Miasm of the patient Miasm of the patient

before you attempt to before you attempt to repertorize repertorize

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Now a days we get mostly sycotic, Now a days we get mostly sycotic, syco-syphilitic, Psoro-syphilitic or syco-syphilitic, Psoro-syphilitic or

syphilitic cases. syphilitic cases.

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If the case is predominantly, If the case is predominantly, syphilitic case, syphilitic case,

Select rubrics Select rubrics that are that are

syphilitic. syphilitic.

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If the case is syco- syphilitic one,

Select syphilitic rubrics

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If the case is predominantly

sycotic,

Select rubrics that are sycotic

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If the case is psoro sycotic,

Select sycotic rubrics.

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If the case is predominantly Psoric, select the psoric rubrics.

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If the case is If the case is psoro- syphilitic, psoro- syphilitic,

(Tubercular) (Tubercular) Select rubrics that Select rubrics that

are syphilitic. are syphilitic.

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Examples of syphilitic RubricsExamples of syphilitic Rubrics(Non – expressive)(Non – expressive)

Reserved Reserved 

Talk indisposed toTalk indisposed to

Grief undemonstrativeGrief undemonstrative

Anger suppressed.Anger suppressed.

Quiet dispositionQuiet disposition

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Examples of Sycotic Rubrics(Expressive)•Vivacious•Loquacity•Shrieking•Lamenting

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The incorrect approach or The incorrect approach or selection of rubrics results selection of rubrics results

either in failures or in either in failures or in temporary short lasting temporary short lasting

results results

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For long lasting results and esp. in chronic, so-called incurable cases, pathological cases the entire onus is on the kind of rubrics that we select, the symptoms on which we prescribe

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“Extra-ordinary people don't do different or extraordinary things they just do things differently”.

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Take a rubric which is Take a rubric which is big & solid, which big & solid, which

everyone has to agree everyone has to agree on i.e. it should be an on i.e. it should be an

objective rubric and not objective rubric and not subjective subjective

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Objective RubricsObjective RubricsHardnessHardnessFrownFrownRestlessness, physicalRestlessness, physicalSwellingSwellingDiscolouration Discolouration

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Subjective RubricsSubjective Rubrics    PainPain    GriefGrief    IndignationIndignation Dim visionDim vision    DelusionsDelusions    SensitivitySensitivity    DreamsDreams    Cravings and aversionsCravings and aversions    Modalities. Modalities.

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The golden rule is: try and eliminate The golden rule is: try and eliminate the rubric that we have selected. the rubric that we have selected.

Similarly try and rule out the Similarly try and rule out the remedies that come up after remedies that come up after

repertorisation, when a rubric or a repertorisation, when a rubric or a remedy cannot be ruled out or remedy cannot be ruled out or

eliminated then, it assumes eliminated then, it assumes significance and solidarity.significance and solidarity.

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Proceed by taking such qualities of that person which run through and through his personality in various situations or circumstances, in childhood, youth and adulthood…… again bearing in mind that they have to be solid and beyond doubt.

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Take those qualities of a person which are unshakeable or which

describe him as a person.These are his innate characters or traits

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Some examples of innate Some examples of innate characters and Traits:characters and Traits:

Conscientious about trifles Conscientious about trifles (Diligent).(Diligent).

Mildness.Mildness.Positive ness.Positive ness.Exuberance. (Enthusiasm)Exuberance. (Enthusiasm)Courageous.Courageous.Cowardice.Cowardice.Unfeeling , hard-hearted. Unfeeling , hard-hearted.

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These are the characters These are the characters which are determined by which are determined by

the genetic makeup of that the genetic makeup of that individual. So these innate individual. So these innate

characters are given so characters are given so much value. much value. 

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Out of all the genes available to Out of all the genes available to man some are expressed while man some are expressed while some are not (repressed). The some are not (repressed). The

expressed genes determine not expressed genes determine not only his physical makeup but also only his physical makeup but also

what diseases he is prone to what diseases he is prone to develop. develop.

……they determine they determine the constitution the constitution

of the personof the person

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So what we are taking as So what we are taking as prescriptive totality to arrive at prescriptive totality to arrive at the simillimum is nothing but the simillimum is nothing but the totality of the expressed the totality of the expressed and dominant genes in that and dominant genes in that

individual individual

This is the “ Genetic This is the “ Genetic constitutional constitutional

simillimum” of Dr. Prafull simillimum” of Dr. Prafull Vijayakar.Vijayakar.

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These are subject to change only when These are subject to change only when there is a major causative factor. The there is a major causative factor. The

genetics in man will always resist genetics in man will always resist change. The causative factor will be change. The causative factor will be such as is analogous to his or her such as is analogous to his or her

constitution. E.g. only those people who constitution. E.g. only those people who are sensitive to grief will be found under are sensitive to grief will be found under

A/f grief. So the way we look or read A/f grief. So the way we look or read the rubrics should change drastically the rubrics should change drastically

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The change in the phenotype will The change in the phenotype will be most definitely found in the be most definitely found in the related remedies of his earlier related remedies of his earlier

constitution i.e. either constitution i.e. either complementary or followed well complementary or followed well

by..….. Once we understand this it by..….. Once we understand this it becomes very simple to perceive becomes very simple to perceive

the logic behind the relationship of the logic behind the relationship of remedies. This answers the long remedies. This answers the long debated question of whether the debated question of whether the

constitution of man can change or constitution of man can change or not.not.

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In Homoeopathy a symptom assumes importance if it represents him as a whole rather the situation.

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Select a rubric which runs Select a rubric which runs through and through that through and through that

person, which has not changed person, which has not changed over the years or that which over the years or that which

resists change i.e. one that is a resists change i.e. one that is a genetic or an innate character of genetic or an innate character of his person. This is usually from his person. This is usually from

the non diseased group of the non diseased group of rubrics.rubrics.

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For the selection of any rubric we For the selection of any rubric we need to be very well conversant need to be very well conversant with the cross references of the with the cross references of the

rubric under consideration. rubric under consideration. The exercise of compiling and The exercise of compiling and

putting together rubrics which are putting together rubrics which are similar in meaning but may mean similar in meaning but may mean

or imply something slightly or or imply something slightly or grossly different can always come grossly different can always come

in handy. in handy.

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E.g. rubrics of E.g. rubrics of Inferiority complex :Inferiority complex :

lack of confidence, lack of confidence, contemptuous of self ,  contemptuous of self ,  reproaches himself, reproaches himself, Timid bashful, appearing in public. Timid bashful, appearing in public. Del: diminished. Del: diminished. Del: dirty. Del: dirty. Del: failure / fail he will. Del: failure / fail he will. Undertakes nothing lest he fail.Undertakes nothing lest he fail.

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E.g. For the people who are rude E.g. For the people who are rude and harsh towards others:and harsh towards others:

Contemptuous  Contemptuous  Rudeness  Rudeness  Insolence Insolence Abrupt, harsh Abrupt, harsh Cursing swearing , Cursing swearing , Abusive, insulting. Abusive, insulting. Impertinence. Impertinence.

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E.g.: Rubrics representing lively E.g.: Rubrics representing lively or social people.or social people.

Vivacious Vivacious Sociability Sociability Exuberance Exuberance Exhilaration Exhilaration Company desire for Company desire for Loquacity Loquacity Mirth, hilarity Mirth, hilarity Cheerful. Cheerful.

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Our repertories are not Our repertories are not perfect and we need to be perfect and we need to be

aware of the different flaws in aware of the different flaws in them by knowing all the cross them by knowing all the cross

references of any particular references of any particular rubric lest we miss out the rubric lest we miss out the

remedy despite taking big and remedy despite taking big and solid rubrics. solid rubrics. 

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E.g. a big rubric like vivacious containing more than a 100 remedies does not cover Stannum met which is the only 3 mark remedy in the rubric Exuberance!

Sociability contains Nat-carb as one of the medicines which is one of our most misanthropist remedies!

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LEARNING MATERIA MEDICA LEARNING MATERIA MEDICA FROM REPERTORY:FROM REPERTORY:

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We should try not to settle We should try not to settle down with anything less down with anything less

than the simillimum. than the simillimum. It may not be possible every It may not be possible every time but at least our efforts time but at least our efforts should be directed towards should be directed towards

that end!that end!

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    Timid & coward :Timid & coward : Gels, bar-carb,  lyco, puls Gels, bar-carb,  lyco, puls , silica,   stram,, silica,   stram,

    Timid but not Timid but not coward :coward : Nat-carb ,  Ars- Nat-carb ,  Ars-alb, Carbn-sulph, alumn, alb, Carbn-sulph, alumn, cocacoca

    Timid and shy:Timid and shy: Puls , Puls , Bar-carb , Bar-carb ,   coca, petro, sulph, calc  coca, petro, sulph, calc

    Timid but not Timid but not shy :shy :Gels, kali- carb ,  Gels, kali- carb ,  lyco, plb-met, sep, lyco, plb-met, sep, borax , ars-albborax , ars-alb

    Timid and yielding:Timid and yielding: lyco , puls , lyco , puls ,   m-arct, nux vom , phos,   m-arct, nux vom , phos, sep, sil.sep, sil.

    Timid but not Timid but not yielding:yielding: bar-carb, gels, bar-carb, gels, calcarb, calc-sulph calcarb, calc-sulph 

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Another way studying the same Another way studying the same rubric is to study the groups of rubric is to study the groups of

familiesfamilies

e.g.Timidity covers carbons e.g.Timidity covers carbons in maximum percentage in maximum percentage followed by sulphurs, kalis, followed by sulphurs, kalis, arsenicums, metals……. This arsenicums, metals……. This helps us to understand that helps us to understand that carbons are most universally carbons are most universally timid followed by sulphurs.  timid followed by sulphurs. 

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If we study the repertory in If we study the repertory in the above mentioned the above mentioned

manner then we can realise manner then we can realise the full potential of not the full potential of not

only the repertory but also only the repertory but also our own potential to a our own potential to a

significant level. We will be significant level. We will be able to do justice to our able to do justice to our

unused talent, reading, to unused talent, reading, to our practice and to our our practice and to our

patients patients

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It is a very vast subject and It is a very vast subject and requires a lot of application, requires a lot of application,

perseverance and perseverance and determination conjoined with determination conjoined with

a passionate desire to a passionate desire to prescribe better. prescribe better.

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A desire to come out A desire to come out routinism or drug pictures routinism or drug pictures

fixed in our minds over a of fixed in our minds over a of period time. It also requires a period time. It also requires a

lot of self-evaluation & lot of self-evaluation & criticism, otherwise we land criticism, otherwise we land up using the same group of up using the same group of rubrics or the same group of rubrics or the same group of

remedies.remedies.

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Inmterpretation of Inmterpretation of Mental Symptoms for Mental Symptoms for

Miasmatic Miasmatic repertorization repertorization

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I was Planning to consult U For the past few Months

(Syc)

I was Planning to consult U For the past few Months

(Syc)

Postponing Everything to

Next Day (SYC)MEDO

Sir Is it Curable ?Syc

Sir Is it Curable ?Syc

Doubtful RecoveryAbout (SYC)

ARS

How many months I have to Take Medicines (Tub)

How many months I have to Take Medicines (Tub)

Impatience (Intolerance) – Tub

SUL AC, Tarent

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Hom. Medicines are not fitFor me, I do Smoke & Drink

Syphil

Hom. Medicines are not fitFor me, I do Smoke & Drink

Syphil

Homoeopathy Aversion to

HEP

I will Bring More PatientsTo U if my complaints

Relieved (Syc)

I will Bring More PatientsTo U if my complaints

Relieved (Syc)

It will take little time for a favorable action from

Hom. Medicines

It will take little time for a favorable action from

Hom. Medicines

Repulsive (SYC) (Blaming)

PULS

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If it acted Homoeopathy is GoodBut it should get acted.

If it acted Homoeopathy is GoodBut it should get acted.

People are advising me toTake Allopathy, But I won’t Take

TUB

People are advising me toTake Allopathy, But I won’t Take

TUB

After taking this medicine ……..

Syc

After taking this medicine ……..

Syc

MIND - CENSORIOUS – silent; disposition

to be faultfinding orAUR SULSYCORIC

MIND - CENSORIOUS – silent; disposition

to be faultfinding orAUR SULSYCORIC

MIND - DISCONTENTED –

others; with(Tubercular)

Hep, Ruta

MIND - DISCONTENTED –

others; with(Tubercular)

Hep, Ruta

MIND - CENSORIOUS – blames others - wants to;

and make them responsible(SYC)

LAC LUP

MIND - CENSORIOUS – blames others - wants to;

and make them responsible(SYC)

LAC LUP

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Relieved But Not Complete

Relieved But Not Complete

Relief Due to Diet and Regimen (Syc?)

Relief Due to Diet and Regimen (Syc?)

Quantity of Medicines

Quantity of Medicines

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Is any need of

consultation of a

Surgeon or likewise?

Is any need of

consultation of a

Surgeon or likewise? Did You

Prescribed the same remedy?

Did You Prescribed the same remedy?

Shall I take Tonic,

Vitamin likewise

Shall I take Tonic,

Vitamin likewise

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Is it Curable in HOMOEOPATHY

Is it Curable in HOMOEOPATHY

It is not CurableIsn’t it?

It is not CurableIsn’t it?

MIND DOUBTFUL -recovery, of

ARS

MIND DOUBTFUL -recovery, of

ARS

MIND DESPAIR

-recovery, ofSYPH

MIND DESPAIR

-recovery, ofSYPH

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Avoid Coffee

Black Coffee?

Avoid Coffee

Black Coffee?

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Forget to Take

MedicinesBefore Food!

Patient Symptom

Patient Symptom

Fastidious/ Extremeness

Fastidious/ Extremeness

FastidiousConscientious about trifles

Proper Too

FastidiousConscientious about trifles

Proper Too

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Can I Take Allopathic Medicines

In Acute

Emergencies

Can I Take Allopathic Medicines

In Acute

Emergencies

Patient Symptom

IncordinationDistrustful (Suspicious /

Doubtful)

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There is chance of worsening

So IReach at you

In the Beginning

Itself!

There is chance of worsening

So IReach at you

In the Beginning

Itself!

PATIENT SYMPTOM

SENSITIVITY

SUSPICIOUS

INTOLERANCE

ANGUISH

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MIND - AFFABILITY - enemy; to an (1) MIND - AFFABILITY - enemy; to an (1) aloc (alcoholus) aloc (alcoholus)

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MIND – AUDACITY MIND – AUDACITY (21)(21)Arn,Puls,TubArn,Puls,Tub,IGN,IGN

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MIND – MALICIOUS (98) MIND – MALICIOUS (98) ANACANACMIND – BRUTALITY,MIND – BRUTALITY, MIND – CRUELTY,MIND – CRUELTY, MIND - HARDHEARTED, inexorableMIND - HARDHEARTED, inexorable

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GENERALS - LABORATORY GENERALS - LABORATORY findings - albumin-globulin findings - albumin-globulin

ratio invertedratio inverted

Beryllium Beryllium metallicummetallicum

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GENERALS - LABORATORY GENERALS - LABORATORY findings - electrocardiograph findings - electrocardiograph

- P-R interval prolonged- P-R interval prolonged

strophstroph

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GENERALS - LABORATORY GENERALS - LABORATORY findings - sedimentation rate findings - sedimentation rate

- increased- increased

(Unreasonable) (Unreasonable)

Cobaltum Nit Cobaltum Nit

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GENERALS - LABORATORY GENERALS - LABORATORY findings - potassium level findings - potassium level

- reduced- reduced

cortisonum cortisonum

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GENERALS - LABORATORY GENERALS - LABORATORY findings - sperm count - lowfindings - sperm count - low

Pituitary Pituitary

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GENERALS - LABORATORY GENERALS - LABORATORY findings - spinal fluid findings - spinal fluid pressure - elevatedpressure - elevated

x-rayx-ray

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Perspiration STAININGPerspiration STAINING

BLUE

Indigo

BLUE

Indigo

Yellow

LACH

Yellow

LACH

RED

Nux Mos

RED

Nux Mos

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RELATED MODALITIES & RELATED MODALITIES & ACCOMPANIMENTSACCOMPANIMENTS

Coughing from – Samb Coughing from – Samb

Qualified with Mental Qualified with Mental SymptomsSymptoms

Anger With – SEP (Sycotic)Anger With – SEP (Sycotic)

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SLEEPSLEEP

AgeAge

Sleeplessness Old Sleeplessness Old People – (Syphil) People – (Syphil)

New Born – Coffea New Born – Coffea

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Position Position Stretched out Stretched out Lower Limbs Lower Limbs

(Sycotic) PUL(Sycotic) PUL

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PatternPatternNaked Naked

Merc SolMerc Sol

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Turning three Turning three hundred and hundred and

sixty degrees all sixty degrees all nightnight

Lac DelphinumLac Delphinum

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Diagonal Diagonal Position Position

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Some Pathological Rubrics Which Some Pathological Rubrics Which can Individualize the patient can Individualize the patient

i.ei.e

PATIENT OUT OF PATIENT OUT OF DISEASEDISEASE

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Generals of Miasms

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Food & Drinks are Pointers Food & Drinks are Pointers Towards Miasms.Towards Miasms.

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Psoric – Desires

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SweetsFruits

Vegetables

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FarinaceousYoghurt Etc

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Psoric Sleep

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On backSmiling

Refreshing> after catnap sleep

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Season

Winter <Clear fine weather >

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Winter <Winter < Clear fine weather Clear fine weather

>>

MensesDUB

Regular Scanty menses

Spasmodic dysmennorrhoeaItching without leucorrhoea

> menses

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PerspirationAml - Perspiration

Scalp

PerspirationAml - Perspiration

Scalp

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Generals of Sycotic Miasm

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Alcoholic Drinks Alcoholic Drinks GarlicGarlic

Rich FoodRich FoodPepperPepper

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Pungent ThingsRefreshing

SpicesVinegar Etc

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Sleep SycosisSleep Sycosis

Putting hand or leg over the bedmate. Putting hand or leg over the bedmate. Putting hand over headPutting hand over head

Take the major part of the bedTake the major part of the bedEarly to bed and late to wakeEarly to bed and late to wake

Wake up from sleep from slight noiseWake up from sleep from slight noiseBurning solesBurning soles

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Sycotic Seasons Sycotic Seasons

Rainy season

Cloudy Weather

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Yellow staining – LACH Smells onion - LYC

Sweat in axilla - DULCSingle parts in excess - MEZ

On nose – NAT MAnger during - SEP

Sycotic Perspiration

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Sycotic MensesLarge clouts

Leucorrhoea yellow purulent> LeucorrhoeaEndometriosis

Sycotic MensesLarge clots

Leucorrhoea yellow purulent> LeucorrhoeaEndometriosis

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Generals of Sypilitic Maism

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SYPHILITIC DESIRES

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Intoxicating things Red Pepper

Stimulants Etc

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Syphilitic Sleep

Diagonal positionSpits during sleepKicks during sleep

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Bloody nocturnal emissionsPtylism

Night aggravations and thus sleeplessness

from evening to early morning.

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BloodyCadaverous odor

Night perspiration

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MENSES

Dark Decomposed Metorraghia

Night <Bloody leucorrhoea

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Some General Rubrics of

Tubercular Miasm

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MIND - CAPRICIOUSNESSSTOMACH - THIRST - capricious

GENERALS - FOOD and DRINKS – drinks - desire – capricious,

but refuses when offered

STOMACH - APPETITE - capricious appetite

RHEUM, CYPRIPEDIUM

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Refer S.K.Banarji or Use Your

LOGIC

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Self Explanatory Self Explanatory Miasmatic Miasmatic

PresentationsPresentations

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Hair falling after Acute Hair falling after Acute Disease – Disease – PsoricPsoric

HEAD - HAIR - falling - HEAD - HAIR - falling - disease - acute disease - acute exhausting disease; exhausting disease; following – following – MancinellaMancinella

Follow with a dose of Follow with a dose of SULSUL

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Sun head ache Sun head ache PsoricPsoric

Sulpur Sulpur will prevent will prevent recurrence recurrence

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Falling of hairs from eye Falling of hairs from eye brows, eyelashes, beared, brows, eyelashes, beared,

EntropionEntropion

SYPHILITICSYPHILITIC

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Try to find out Try to find out ““MMIIAASSMMAATTIICC SPECIFICS”SPECIFICS” by by considering considering miasmatic group of miasmatic group of Symptoms. Symptoms.

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FACE - HAIR - falling of hair - FACE - HAIR - falling of hair - EyebrowsEyebrows

FACE - HAIR - falling of hair - FACE - HAIR - falling of hair - MustacheMustache

FACE - HAIR - falling of hair - FACE - HAIR - falling of hair - WhiskersWhiskers

EYE - INVERSION of lidsEYE - INVERSION of lidsAll are syphilitic presentations All are syphilitic presentations   AnacardiumAnacardium covered all rubrics covered all rubrics

Except falling mustache – Except falling mustache – KaliC , SelKaliC , Sel))

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Spots Before eyes, Spots Before eyes, PsoricPsoric

VISION – SCOTOMA – VISION – SCOTOMA – AgarAgar

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Injuries to eyes – Injuries to eyes – Syphilitic ?Syphilitic ?EYE - INJURIES, from – EYE - INJURIES, from – Staph, Staph,

Sil Sil Refractory changes are Refractory changes are

syphiliticsyphilitic

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Sensitive to odors - Sensitive to odors - Psoric Psoric

NOSE NOSE - SMELL – - SMELL – acute acute ColchColch

MINDMIND - SENSITIVE - - SENSITIVE - odors, to - odors, to - ColchColch

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All snuffles are notAll snuffles are not sycoticsycotic

Mouth breath due to Mouth breath due to blockage and blockage and drynessdryness of nose – of nose – TubercularTubercular

NOSE - NOSE - DRYNESSDRYNESS - Inside - Inside - breathe through mouth; - breathe through mouth; must – must – MelilotusMelilotus

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All asthmas are not All asthmas are not SycoticSycotic

Wet asthma (With Rattling) – Wet asthma (With Rattling) – Sycotic – Nat Sul (F/H)Sycotic – Nat Sul (F/H)

Dry AsthmaDry Asthma – – Psoric - Psoric - ThymusThymus Dyspnoea > Stool – Dyspnoea > Stool – Sycotic – Sycotic –

Ictodus F (Pothos F)Ictodus F (Pothos F) Asthmatic Bronchitis – Asthmatic Bronchitis –

(smokers) Syphilitic – Stann Iod(smokers) Syphilitic – Stann Iod Asthma < ascending stairs – Asthma < ascending stairs –

TubercularTubercular – Stann Met – Stann Met

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Worms – Worms – TubercularTubercular

Except Except tape wormtape worm which which is is PSORICPSORIC

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Tape Worm Tape Worm

unreasonable but unreasonable but in practice in practice CALC CALC & Filix& Filix MasMas found effectivefound effective remedies are remedies are found effectivefound effective

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Albuminurea – Albuminurea – Phospahturea, Phospahturea, Glycosurea – Glycosurea –

TUBERCULARTUBERCULAR

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URINE - ALBUMINOUSURINE - ALBUMINOUS URINE - SUGARURINE - SUGAR URINE - SEDIMENT – phosphatesURINE - SEDIMENT – phosphates

PHOS ACID PHOS ACID covered the above covered the above 3 rubrics3 rubrics

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Milk intoleranceMilk intolerance TUBERCULAR – TUBTUBERCULAR – TUB

Easy EjaculationEasy Ejaculation PSORIC PSORIC GRAPH, TITANIUMGRAPH, TITANIUM

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Abortion Abortion Tendencies Tendencies Syphilitic Syphilitic

Kali CKali C

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Azoospermia Azoospermia Syphilitic Syphilitic

extremeextreme Try Try Nosode Nosode

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Bed wetting ?Bed wetting ?

Not only Not only Tubercular Tubercular butbut

sycoticsycotic too. too.

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Difference is, in Difference is, in TubercularTubercular patient nocturnal enuresis will patient nocturnal enuresis will take place take place soon aftersoon after going to going to bedbed, but in , but in SycosisSycosis the indication the indication is patient is patient wakes up during wakes up during micturitionmicturition (Sep)(Sep)

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Warts on Hands Warts on Hands and face and face

PSORICPSORIC

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Though Asthma < ascending Though Asthma < ascending stairs listed under stairs listed under TubercTubercularular miasm miasm

It can be It can be SycoticSycotic in in CCFCCF and and Cor pulmCor pulm. . And And syphiliticsyphilitic in in Valvular Heart DiseaseValvular Heart Disease

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RESPIRATION - RESPIRATION - DIFFICULT - high DIFFICULT - high

altitudes; in altitudes; in (palitation) – (palitation) –

Tubercular – cocaTubercular – coca

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Keeping his mind on heart –

Psoric

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MIND - ANXIETY - MIND - ANXIETY - heart; about hisheart; about his

SAMB (Sycoric)SAMB (Sycoric)

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MIND - ANXIETY - MIND - ANXIETY - heart failure; in heart failure; in congestive – congestive – CCAARRBB VV ( Only one drug ( Only one drug and this is also and this is also covering all covering all miasms - miasms - MulMultimiasmtimiasmaticatic))

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MIND - FEAR - MIND - FEAR - heart - disease of heart - disease of the heart – Psoric the heart – Psoric – – Calc , SpongCalc , Spong

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RHD - RHD - SycoticSycotic

CHEST - HEART; complaints of CHEST - HEART; complaints of the - rheumatism, after - the - rheumatism, after - KalmKalm

Goiter & Heart Diseases are Goiter & Heart Diseases are SYCOTICSYCOTIC

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CHEST - HEART; complaints of the CHEST - HEART; complaints of the - thyroid glands; after over - thyroid glands; after over

activity of –Sycotic activity of –Sycotic

Dys Dys {Bacillus Dysenteriae} (Bach){Bacillus Dysenteriae} (Bach) (Bowel (Bowel nosode) –nosode) –

Antisycotic remedy ?Antisycotic remedy ?

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