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Summer Diarhoea.
VERATUM ALB.- severe conditions, stools like rice-water; summer diarrhea that is frequent; profuse, watery. colic, cramps. Great thirst. Frothy vomiting.ARSENICUM ALBUM -Diarrhoea from food poisoning. Scant odourless stools with burning sensation.
Particularly useful for holiday diarrhoea. Arsencisum Album - often related to food; from bad food; vomiting at same time; if at night smells like dead meat; produced often but only in samll quanities; can have blood or mucus or blood; reslessness; may be burning; straining. thirst for small quanities of water. Improved by warmth.
Hom. Dr. Saleem Hamid
shamid on 2005-05-16
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Travelers' diarrhea remains a common disorder affecting visitors to all countries of the world, but it is particularly troublesome in developing countries. The incidence of diarrhea among travelers to underdeveloped countries can range from 25% to 50%, depending on the destination.
During an episode of acute diarrhea, the body's resident microflora can undergo profound changes that can delay a return to normal intestinal balance.
Colocynthis -for explosive diarrhea preceded by cramp-like pains.
Aloe -Socratans for foul smelling stools.
Nux Vomica -for diarrhea resulting from over-eating or drinking.
Chamomilla - pain just before; greenish color. Can be from with distress, anger. Wants to move around
China - contains undigested food, has pain during discharge, loss of appetite. Can have great debility.
Colchicum - ineffectual urging with jelly like stools.
Apomorphinum -travelling sickness, diarrhoea, and cramps.
During an episode of acute diarrhea, the body's resident microflora can undergo profound changes that can delay a return to normal intestinal balance.
Colocynthis -for explosive diarrhea preceded by cramp-like pains.
Aloe -Socratans for foul smelling stools.
Nux Vomica -for diarrhea resulting from over-eating or drinking.
Chamomilla - pain just before; greenish color. Can be from with distress, anger. Wants to move around
China - contains undigested food, has pain during discharge, loss of appetite. Can have great debility.
Colchicum - ineffectual urging with jelly like stools.
Apomorphinum -travelling sickness, diarrhoea, and cramps.
shamid last decade
Gambogia
The use of this drug in Homeopathy has been confined to its action on the alimentary tract. It produces a diarrhœa very similar to Croton. >From its pathogenesis, it is very evident that it has very intense and definite action especially on the gastro-enteric tract.
Head.--Heavy, with inertia, and drowsiness. Itching and burning in eyes; lids stick together, with sneezing.
Gastro-enteric Symptoms.--Feeling of coldness at edge of teeth. Great irritability of the stomach; burning, smarting, and dryness of the tongue and throat. Pain in the stomach after food. Tenderness in epigastrium. Pain and distention of abdomen from flatulence, after stool. Rumbling and rolling. Dysentery, with retained scybala, with pain in sacral region. Diarrhœa, with sudden and forcible ejection of bilious stools. Tenesmus after, with burning at anus. Ileo-cæcal region sensitive to pressure. Profuse, watery diarrhœa in hot weather, particularly old people. Pain in coccyx.
Modalities.--Worse, towards evening and at night.
Relationship.--Compare: Croton; Aloes; Podophyllum.
Homeopathic Dr. Saleem Hamid
The use of this drug in Homeopathy has been confined to its action on the alimentary tract. It produces a diarrhœa very similar to Croton. >From its pathogenesis, it is very evident that it has very intense and definite action especially on the gastro-enteric tract.
Head.--Heavy, with inertia, and drowsiness. Itching and burning in eyes; lids stick together, with sneezing.
Gastro-enteric Symptoms.--Feeling of coldness at edge of teeth. Great irritability of the stomach; burning, smarting, and dryness of the tongue and throat. Pain in the stomach after food. Tenderness in epigastrium. Pain and distention of abdomen from flatulence, after stool. Rumbling and rolling. Dysentery, with retained scybala, with pain in sacral region. Diarrhœa, with sudden and forcible ejection of bilious stools. Tenesmus after, with burning at anus. Ileo-cæcal region sensitive to pressure. Profuse, watery diarrhœa in hot weather, particularly old people. Pain in coccyx.
Modalities.--Worse, towards evening and at night.
Relationship.--Compare: Croton; Aloes; Podophyllum.
Homeopathic Dr. Saleem Hamid
shamid 3 years ago
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