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Thalamic Pain Syndrome

Are there any one who knows about any remedy for Thalamic Pain Syndrome (Post-Stroke Pain, due to damage of thalamus area in the brain)?

troja on 2008-08-23

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dear Mr.,
pls immediately start our very good dependable drugs for this problem.. i.e. pitutary 3x 2 tab thrice in a day and weekly one dose of nat Mur 1M of 2 drops ..
any more pls send your detail

dr.deoshlok sharma

♡ deoshlok last decade

Hello ???

No case taking whatsoever, and a remedy is thrown.

troja, be careful.

sameervermani last decade

I should have reply for earlier, but father got urinary tract infection and fainted the same day and got antibiotic for it. And he reacted with allergy in form of nettle rash and swelling lips, so I was busy to help him. As several times has asked about him in this forum and recieved lot of help, which has helped him. Even the moveability has approved after a stroke and cracking sound in his joints and spine has almost diseappered, the severe pain is still there. When we moved to annother area last May, he begun to have cramps and the nerve pain became worse. Today, our tapwater, which we use, is rich in calcium and little copper compared. What is pitutary 3x? and why are 'sameevermani' concerned about it. My father has taken Causticum, which contains calcium, can this affect when someone starts to get more calcium?

Best regards,

troja last decade

Or can ruta grav cramps, nausea and headache, when he is on warfarin and bp medication (acm) (see e.g. http://www.abchomeopathy.com/forum2.php/122956/)?

troja last decade

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