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=== Clinic === | === Clinic === | ||
Revision as of 08:25, 16 November 2023
Clinic
- It is a small herbal remedy with liver application (Card-m ₳ Chel)
- Native to the northern regions of Iran
- Severe pain: The pain is worse when sleeping on the left side
- Severe splenomegaly (Card-m ₳ Chin)
- Hepatomegaly: Card-m is not a disease that presents with symptoms of primary inflammation of the liver such as jaundice, but is mostly used in more chronic cases such as gallstones, congestion, ascites, cirrhosis and liver cancer.
- Horizontal and painful hepatomegaly: Unlike Chel, whose hepatomegaly is vertical. This means that more enlargement has occurred in the left lobe of the liver and the liver has progressed to the left.
- Bad-Temperament: Like other liver and biliary remedies, the patient is irritable and has no desire to listen. (Chel, Nux-v, Chin, Lyc, Podo) (Card-m ₳ Lyc), (Card-m ₳ Podo)
- Chilly, cold agg (Card-m ₳ Nux-v)
Pain
- Pain is the main indicator
- Sensitivity of liver to touch, pressure and movement
- The nature of the pain is Dragging, which means the feeling of the liver being pulled, although not downwards like famous remedies such as Sep, Bell, Agar, but it means being pulled to the left side, that is, to the same side as it is lying.
Pain Types:
Fullness
ABDOMEN - FULLNESS, sensation of - Hypochondria - stool amel
ABDOMEN - PAIN - Hypochondria - right - sensitive to touch and pressure
Dragging / Drawing
ABDOMEN - PAIN - dragging, bearing down - Hypochondrium - right - lying on left side; when
Stitching pains
- They are mostly felt on the left side of the liver and shoot to the right.
- They may also be felt in the patient's spleen.
- They get worse with bending over and deep breathing (the main modality of the medicine, which is movement).
ABDOMEN - PAIN - stitching - Liver - lying - liver; on-amel
ABDOMEN - PAIN - stitching - Spleen - breathing; deep
ABDOMEN - PAIN - Hypochondria - lying - left side; on
Tension
ABDOMEN - TENSION - Hypochondria - right - lying on left side
Billiary colic
ABDOMEN - PAIN - Liver - colic; gallstone