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==== [[Abrot , Abrotanum|Abrot]] ==== | ==== [[Abrot , Abrotanum|Abrot]] ==== | ||
Children Diarrhea + Emaciation | Children Diarrhea + Emaciation | ||
=== [[Tissue Salt Remedies]] === | |||
[[NM, Tissue Salt Remedy|NM]]: The stool is watery and contains mucus | |||
[[KP, Tissue Salt Remedy|KP]]: | |||
* The stool looks like rotten meat (very smelly and dark and runny). | |||
* In Dysentery + Offensive discharges (KM) | |||
[[NS, Tissue Salt Remedy|NS]]: | |||
* Bilious / Sour stools | |||
* [[Cholera]] (Main remedy if there is no Pain /Cramp / Colic | |||
* Diarrhea caused by damp air or humidity | |||
[[FP, Tissue Salt Remedy|FP]]: | |||
* Stool contains undigested food | |||
* In Dysentery alternation of FP and KM | |||
[[MP, Tissue Salt Remedy|MP]]: | |||
* Diarrhea with colic and cramps | |||
* [[Cholera]], when enters the cramp phase (colicky diarrhea) | |||
[[KM, Tissue Salt Remedy|KM]]: | |||
* Diarrhea due to Fatty food / Pasta | |||
* Dark / Clotted diarrhea | |||
* Dysentery + Offensive discharges (KP) | |||
[[NP, Tissue Salt Remedy|NP]]: Diarrhea with acidity (Acid reflux) | |||
[[CP, Tissue Salt, Remedy|CP]]: | |||
* Diarrhea in scrofulous children | |||
* Diarrhea in children with rickets | |||
Revision as of 14:03, 27 April 2023
Remedies
Dulc
- Summer diarrhea (hot days and cold nights) + changeable stools
- Babies' diarrhea, as if the food is not digested.
- Frequent bloody stools, slimy-mucus stools (Puls)
Ph-ac
Children Diarrhea without Emaciation (opposite to Abrot)
Podo
Cupr
Abdominal cramp + Diarrhea
Dios
Abdominal cramp + Diarrhea
Abrot
Children Diarrhea + Emaciation
Tissue Salt Remedies
NM: The stool is watery and contains mucus KP:
- The stool looks like rotten meat (very smelly and dark and runny).
- In Dysentery + Offensive discharges (KM)
NS:
- Bilious / Sour stools
- Cholera (Main remedy if there is no Pain /Cramp / Colic
- Diarrhea caused by damp air or humidity
FP:
- Stool contains undigested food
- In Dysentery alternation of FP and KM
MP:
- Diarrhea with colic and cramps
- Cholera, when enters the cramp phase (colicky diarrhea)
KM:
- Diarrhea due to Fatty food / Pasta
- Dark / Clotted diarrhea
- Dysentery + Offensive discharges (KP)
NP: Diarrhea with acidity (Acid reflux)
CP:
- Diarrhea in scrofulous children
- Diarrhea in children with rickets