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2005| Volume 2|Issue 9 |
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A
case of Acute Renal Colic
Dr.Siva Kumaran,
B.H.M.S
Introduction
Dr.Siva
Kumaran a fresh homoeopath, graduated from government Homoeopathic
Medical College, Tirumangalam enthusiastically involves with the
patients. Here he explain’s a case of acute renal colic treated
with Lycopodium. He also emphasizes the use of Phatak Repertory.
A male
patient aged 32 years consulted me with agonizing pain in right
iliac region. He persuaded me to prescribe some medicines to get
rid of the pain immediately. He was not in a position to explain
any thing.
The patient does not want to lie down in
casualty His mother in law who was a female medical assistant showed
the scan report, which was taken on 2/04/2005.
The impression was “Right UVJ
Calculus”
Normal Study of Liver, GB, Pancreas, spleen, left kidney, bladder
and prostrate. Refer Before Treatment Scan With detailed description
on KUB
“ A Calculus (7mm) seen in right UVJ
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I observed that the patient was in distress
and I could not establish any other symptom. Just I referred the
Phatak Repertory.
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Direction
of symptoms Right |
47 |
Calculi |
431 |
Ureter |
45 |
Burning |
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Belladonna 10/4
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Lycopodium 10/4
I referred
Materia Medica and final choice of the remedy was Lycopodium.I prescribed
Lycopodium 1M-singledose with aqueous solution, which was repeated
frequently. Surprisingly patient slept comfortably after ten minutes.
No pain at all afterwards. After four days the patient came with
stone and showed it to me with great pleasure.
He was advised to undergo another scan,
which studies as “No calculus seen in the right UVJ or in
the Ureter “ Refer After Treatment Scan
We remember the grand generalization of
Boeninghausen, towever I feel the value of Phatak repertory mainly
in acute cases, particularly to the patients with clinical reports,
acute crisis and dumb patients.
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Dr.Siva
Kumaran, B.H.M.S
# 4, Al ameen Complex
Opp Bus Stand
Tirumangalam
Madurai Dist
Phone : 98424 77482
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