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| Author |
Title |
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| Sreenivasan
Srividya |
A
case of Renal colic with ureteric calculus |
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| Document
Type |
Location |
Language |
| Journal
Article |
Central
Council for Research in Homoeopathy Library |
English |
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| Source |
Year,
Volume & Pages |
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| Homoeopathic
Heritage |
1997
22(9): 509-11. |
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| Key
Terms |
RENAL
DISEASES |
| Minor
Terms |
homeopathic
drugs, pain |
| Entry
Terms |
kidney
calculi, Berberis Vulgaria, Constitutional remedy |
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| Abstract |
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This
case illustrates that some times acute treatment requires
urgent supplement of constitutional remedy. The patient having
pain from left renal angle to the umbilicus was given an acute
drug ie Berberis Vulgaris. Sometimes the improvement may not
be so significant with the acute remedy. But the satisfactory
improvement was only 25%. The author then decided to start
the constitutional treatment, which in this case was Causticum,
where definite improvement was achieved to a level of more
than 50%.
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