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Hahnemann's Calcareum Therapy and Modern Calcium Treatment -- Hilario Luna Castro, M.D. |
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The patient is apathetic, capricious, indolent, apprehensive, forgetful,
obstinate and does not like either work or exercise. (Hypothyroid)
Anaemia, loss of the coagulability of the blood, periostitis, great
sensitiveness to cold, partial perspiration; children crave eggs;
spots and opacities of the cornea, chronic dilation of the pupils,
cataracts; nasal polyps; otitis, hypertrophy of the tonsils and
of the lymphatic ganglia. Goitre. Loss of appetite, milk intolerance,
hyperchlorhydria; hepatic colics, umbilical hernia, infantile diarrhoea,
constipation. Night coughing with spitting, hoarseness without pain, the chest is very sensitive to touch and to pressure. Tachi-cardia. Renal colic, knotty arthritis, chronic rheumatism. Worse by physical and mental exercise, by cold and standing up. Improvement in a dry climate, lying down on the painful side. (Calcarea carbonica) The patient displays a very serious manifestation in the skin,
such as fissures, cracks, suppurations with callosities, fistulous
ulcers which secrete a yellowish pus. Hard edges even down to the
level of the joints. Stony indurations. Membranous bronchitis, bronchorrhoea. Membranous dysmenorrhoea.
Cancer. (Calcarea acetica). Fibroid, adenitis, Suppurated process of the long duration. Deafness
through chronic otorrhoea, purulent discharges from the ear and
from the nose. Mastoiditis. Dysenteri-form enteritis, chronic enteritis.
Abscesses and fistulas of the rectum and anus. Purulent exudations
of the skin. Eczema in children and adults. Pupus Herpes. (Calcarea
sulphurica) An extensive volume can be written in reference to the clinical use of the Calcareas of the Hahnemannian school, adding besides that the best results are obtained, as the founder of homoeopathy consels, with infinitesimal doses, giving cases of cures with the potency from the 30x to the 1000 of Fincke. The traditional school, which for twenty years up to the present
time has paid special attention to the employment of calcium, has
undoubtedly been able to enrich their therapeutics with more precise
hints about this substance, and the most noted authorities summarize
their indications for the following cases: Calcium carbonate (creta
preparata), as absorbent and as alkaline base to neutralize the
hyperacid dyspepsia. In gastrosuccorrhoea and in infantile diarrhoea.
As succedaneous of sodium carbonate. (Therapeutics and Pharmacology,
Arnaud, 1934) Courtesy---The Homoeopathic Recorder, July 1939. |
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