Calc-p, Calcarea Phosphorica

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Calcarea Phosphorica is a homeopathic preparation of calcium phosphate. In traditional homeopathic materia medica, it is associated with bone development, delayed teething, slow recovery after fractures, and complaints occurring during periods of growth. It is also traditionally linked to growing pains and delayed physical development in children.

Calc-p in brief

  • Contrary to popular belief, this remedy has no resemblance with Calc. It is
    • Up to 80% similar to Tub
    • 10% similar to Phos
    • 10% similar to Cham

Infancy

Neonatal colic

  • Diarrhea in children, esp after infancy
  • He puts his finger in his mouth

Umbilicus oozing

  • Bloody leakage from the baby's umbilical cord
  • Blood oozing to urine (Hyos)


Milk intolerance

  • Problem with breast milk
  • Child who loves milk but can not drink much.
  • Breast milk makes her sick, she vomits it because it is salty


Developmental defects

Teething problems

  • Delayed and Problematic teething (Decay quickly)
  • Suitable medicine for the first and second teeth of scrofulous children
  • Seizures esp during teething


Growth retardation

  • Bone (teeth) growth problems esp due to malnutrition
  • Rickets and tendency of the bone curving.
  • Girls who grow old prematurely then develop rapidly which cause Osteomalacia and scoliosis (Ther)
    • Weak spine and scoliosis esp deviated to left.
  • Growth pain, esp in legs and esp at night.
  • Weak legs and delayed walking: Skinny kids who can't even stand.


Cognitive arrest

  • Learning delay (Calc, Sil)
  • Cretinism
  • A child who can not be calm and screams regularly, esp during sleep
  • He screams when you do not listen to him


Adenoid

  • Sneezing in a school child with swollen and problematic tonsils (Kali-m)


Puberty ages

Primary Amenorrhea

  • Feminine sexual maturation arrested
  • Small-undeveloped breasts (Lyc) (Calc-p ₳ Lyc)
  • Non-functional ovaries (late menstruation) by the age of 18-17 (Lyc)
  • A thin, bony and cold-sensitive girl.


Anemia

  • Slim (weak, anemic) and Brunette skin
  • A thin, bony and cold-sensitive girl
  • They constantly growl and do not know why they are upset.
  • Weakness can not hold his head. (Abrot)
  • Children with a sunken and loose abdomen.


Headache


Digestive disorders

  • Diarrhea and abdominal colic with each meal
  • His stool is thin, smelly and hot. May be
  • Watery and sputtering stool after fruits.


Acne


PMS

  • Severe colic of the postpartum period
  • She bends forward from the intensity of the pain and
  • The pain improves with local heat and intensifies with the cold (Puls) (Calc-p ₳ Puls)