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Caesalpinia bonducella (Kubrakshi)
This drug awaits extended provings in Homeopathy. The part provings
done as yet project this drug as an effective remedy for chronic
fevers of intermittent character.
1.There is enlargement of spleen with hardness and pain in touch.
2. Fever is very irregular and may come on any time.
3. It appears with chilliness and shivering one day and on another
day in the afternoon with slight chilliness.
4.This drug produces mental depression and lack of enthusiasm.
Calotropis lactum (Milk juice)
This medicine is prepared from the glue or milk juice of Calotropis
gigantean. The cases which are not benefited by the employment of
Calotropis gigantea usually yield to the therapeutic properties
of Calotropis lactum. Its main indications are--- purging, vomiting,
toothache, enlargement of the spleen, diseases of eye and skin are
generally cured by its application.
Dilution: 3x, 6x potencies are generally used.
Carica papaya (Papaiya)
It is a useful, small, soft wooden tree. Its green fruit is an edible
vegetable whereas the ripe one is sweet and delicious. It is used
commonly in liver complications and disorders of digestion. The
remedy stands unproved as yet. It is very efficacious in helping
digestion of very weak patients. It is best adopted in fevers with
enlargement of spleen and liver, dyspepsia and indigestion. It acts
best in jaundice.
Dilution: Q, 3x generally used.
Cephalandra indica (Kanduri ki bill)
It is a perennial creeping herb with long tapering tuberous roots
and deep green leaves. It grows wild in Bengal and in other parts
of India. It is indicated in diabetes, biliousness, bilious complaints,
poisonous boils, abscess and carbuncles, burning pain all over the
body, profuse urination, giddiness, dysentery (white and bloody);
headache due to excessive exposure to the sun, chronic fever associated
with burning of eyes, face and other parts of the body; dropsy,
jaundice, hemorrhage from stomach and blood poisoning, etc.
Coleus aromaticus (Patherchue)
No proving of this drug has yet been undertaken. But some of the
Homeopaths have used its tincture with wonderful success in the
affection of urinary organs and suppression or retention of urine
in case of cholera. Two or three doses of this drug proves enough
to remove the distressing condition. It can also be applied in gonorrhea
where there are burning pains during and after urination. Besides,
the aforesaid complaints it can be successfully employed in Cystitis,
Vesicle catarrh and gonorrhea.
Parts used--- Leaves.
Dilution--- Q, 2x generally used.
Clerodendron infortunatum (Bhanta)
No systematic proving of this drug has been made by any of us. Its
tincture prepared from the leaves has been used by the homeopaths
of our country. It is an excellent remedy in diarrhea associated
with nausea. It is indicated in loose evacuations associated with
worm symptoms where the stools are liquid, of deep yellowish color
and frothy. It is similar to Ipecac and may be used as an excellent
substitute for Ipecac and Pulsatilla. As a vermifuge medicine it
ranks first in the list and its therapeutic property has been acknowledged
by the physicians of all schools of medicine.
Parts used--- Fresh leaves.
Dilution--- Q, 3x, 6 and thirty potencies are used.
Cynodon dactylon (Durba)
This drug needs mention as no Homeopathic proving has yet been
made. It is a common grass growing in India and is neglected one
but its therapeutic properties developed on Homeopathic principles
may be of immense value for the ailing humanity. It has been found
to be an excellent remedy in haematemesis, epistaxis, haemoptysis,
menorrhagia, leucorrhoea, dysentery, bleeding due to cuts and wounds,
scabs, retention or suppression of urine and catarrhal ophthalmia.
It may also be administered in case of chronic diarrhea, dropsy
and general anasarca. It is efficacious in dysuria, irritation of
the urinary organs and also in gleet.
Parts used--- Entire grass and roots.
Dilution--- Q, 3x.
Earning knowledge and acknowledging the secret of natural order
in the field of medicine is an extensive phenomenon. Under the circumstances
searching the past and researching, future may be a creative step
in the interest of annihilating the sick-humanity. Further, a safe
escape from impending death by the application of a remedial agent
that has been slightly proved or might not have been proved but
has been used empirically with complete success and efficacy must
not be discarded while our aim is to protect and save life.
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