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| Hpathy Ezine - Jan., 2004 | ||||
A Case of Osteosarcoma-- Dr. Prafull Vijayakar |
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In the above mentioned case the miasm has forced the tissues especially the bone to grow in the form of tumor and that too in a concealed manner, slowly and insidiously. The same miasm is reflected in the behavior of the boy where he is so secretive, so closed, so untalkative though so deeply injured. He did not complain or reveal the injury or even his hospitalization (a major incident) to his brother. His miasm now amply clear - a strongly sycotic one is the one which has had sway over his life process since last many years keeping him stunted and not allowing him to grow. This sycosis was now threatening to move or to degrade to the more dangerous and destructive of its miasmatic brethren - the syphilitic miasm. The threat of invasion of the syphilitic miasm was in dynamic form not yet settled as syphilis as was demonstrated by the pains coming on after sunset only, forcing him to take painkiller injections. A tolerant non-complaining child being tormented to such an extreme of making him resort to painkiller injections at night when gleefully playing in the day time was a definite warning by the constitution that it is threatening to go syphilitic i.e., towards destruction - the dreaded combination of 'sycosis and syphilis' building upon an injury or irritation (psoric). Discontinuity of a normal tissue is what develops into malignancy or cancerous growth. If his constitution was syphilitic, the predominant syphilis miasm in the above case would have given rise to a very destructive lesion both in terms of skin and bone. In short, a strongly syphilitic constitution would have presented to us with destruction of epidermis, dermis and muscles as a very ragged or jagged or not clear-cut demarcated, lacerated, wound bleeding on touch and with an underlying multiple fracture of the bone. A psoric would have shown abrasions of superficial type with intense nervousness in attitude, telling everybody of his complaint and being anxious of prognosis. This boy allowed not only me but all the other students and doctors
to examine him without much fuss. Now we proceeded to find out what are the innate or inherent characteristics
or non-diseased natural traits exhibited by the genetic code. These
were going to be the basis of our genetic These innate natural characteristics should be pronounced and obvious.
They should be agreed to by all physicians and relatives present.
They should not be fictious or figments of a physician's The main characteristic i.e. the pivotal rubric should be observed, analysed and understood in proper perspective. It need not necessarily be announced by the patient. Are you shy, timid, bashful? Or are you haughty? Are you a coward? Are you reserved or vivacious etc. Such leading questions can never benefit a history. A really haughty person shall never admit that he or she is haughty because it hurts his/her image. She sees nothing wrong in her approach and behavior with others and whatever wrong behavior she exhibits, is strongly attributed as her reaction to bad behavior of others which she thinks is quite natural. Keen observation with a broad spectrum view of what has happened to the person in the past and present, and the reaction to the circumstances helps us to analyze his reaction in proper perspective and choose a befitting natural, innate, mostly non-diseased characteristic rubric. A reaction of an individual constitution is like how a substance (wood, tin, iron, glass, cotton etc.) will behave when exposed to the same action or stimulus. If we hit a fist on wood, tin, iron, glass, cotton pillars etc., even on being blindfolded a man with normal intellect or intelligence will be able to differentiate and diagnose the substance hit upon. Similarly a homoeopath has to develop natural instinct or trait of understanding to know and differentiate how different remedies, by virtue of their natural characteristic, will behave or react in the same situation or under similar stimulus.
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