breast cyst

the cysts are generally termed as fibro-adenoma. they are mostly benign. its possible to remove the lumps and also stop the tendency of formation of cysts in the future.

if you undergo a surgery, you can remove the cyst but cant stop the recurrance.

Use:
Phytolacca 6 : 5 drops x 1/2cup water x 7days
Conium Mac 6 : 5 drops x 1/2 cup water x 7 days

Use both the medicines alternatively every week for 4 consequtive weeks and then reply.

one medicine at a time is proper homeopathy.

Order is order, as my general manager has said.

When it comes to cure homeopathy or cure a patient. General Manager must follow the rules to cure homeopathy, it is his job.

hi Chiru

you are getting conflicting advices here. in such cases, you have to use your judgement.

Dear Chiru71,

Homeopathy can certainly cure these breast cysts.But to take away the tendency to the formation of these cysts would need a long term treatment.The cure would not be complete just with getting rid of these cysts.Because with correct homeopathic treatment, the old symptoms prior to the formation of these cysts would come back one after the other, only to be eliminated.This will take you to your childhood where one would end up with giving your constitutional medicine.

But homeopathy of the kind that i have described here is a slightly difficult art and would require a full fledged case taking.If you can find a classical homeopath who takes a detailed case and then prescribes very few remedies at a time, that will be best.Otherwise i suggest that you fill up the detailed questionnaire that you can find on the physostigma thread.

Till then, i think the suggestion made by Pradipde regarding Conium and Phytolacca is a good one and is based on empirical pathological conditions.What it means is that in cases of breast cysts, these two remedies along with some others have been found to be very useful.

What i suggest is that you take Phytolacca first for a week and see if there is any improvement.If there is an improvement, stick to it.If no improvement, then try Conium and see if there is an improvement.Then stick to the remedy which suits you more for some time and keep updating us.

In the meanwhile fill up the detailed questionnaire.

Rajiv

Dear Chiru71,

Here is a detailed questionnaire that you may use to give your mother's case.It will take some time and effort to fill it, but is needed for a complete case taking.

Rajiv



The Chronic Case Taking Questionnaire

How well or often do the following statements describe you as a person? Please answer these statements as they apply to you most of the time i.e. over a period of several years.

Responses: never=not at all, rarely=hardly at all,
occasionally=to some extent, often=very much so,
always=completely.

(1) I get anxious before an important event.
(2) I have a strong craving for sweet things.
(3) My memory is not very good
(4) I often have a fear of going out, or of walking over bridges, of heights or of closed
places like elevators (lifts).
(5) I often find myself walking fast, even when there is no reason to hurry.
(6) Sometimes I have strong impulses to do strange or dangerous things but I do not
act on them.
(7) I feel more comfortable in cold, fresh air.
(8) I have bloating or diarrhea.
(9) I worry about my own health or about the well-being of my family.
(10) I am fussy about cleanliness.
(11) When I feel anxious I pace about the room, especially at night, sometimes to the
point of exhaustion.
(12) I am a terrible worrier about small things.
(13) I generally do not have much appetite, but I like to sip warm drinks frequently.
(14) I often cannot sleep at night, or I wake up with anxiety.
(15) I am worse when it is cold and better when it is hot.
(16) I have dry, flaky skin.
(17) I have suffered from depression my whole life.
(18) I have considered suicide.
(19) I feel I have to do something important with my life.
(20) Failure is my worst fear.
(21) Music is soothing to me.
(22) Generally I feel better in the summer.
(23) My aches and pains feel better at night.
(24) I crave open air.
(25) I worry about what other people think of me.
(26) I enjoy eating eggs, especially soft boiled.
(27) I work slowly, but I am reliable.
(28) I feel as if I am cracking up and won't be able to cope.
(29) I often wear socks at night because my feet are cold in bed.
(30) As a child, I had a larger than average head.
(31) I tend to put on weight easily.
(32) I am troubled by nightmares.
(33) I sleep with my knees tucked up to my chest.
(34) I have lots of moles and birth marks.
(35) I enjoy travelling.
(36) I enjoy eating chocolate.
(37) I am a perfectionist.
(38) I love a good thunderstorm.
(39) There has been a lot of cancer in my family.
(40) I put other's needs in front of my own.
(41) Injustice makes me angry.
(42) My voice is hoarser.
(43) I am sensitive to changes in the weather.
(44) I am sensitive to the suffering of others.
(45) I sometimes stammer, mispronounce words, or have to repeat a question before
answering it.
(46) I have suffered long lasting stress in my personal life.
(47) I might lose a little urine now and then, especially during coughing or sneezing.
(48) I have had warts near the tip of my fingers or on my face.
(49) I have been hurt deeply in love.
(50) I often find myself sighing.
(51) I get a lump in my throat.
(52) I hate to be consoled when I'm sad.
(53) My muscles twitch.
(54) My physical condition can change very rapidly and unpredictably.
(55) Emotional shock has caused many of my problems.
(56) I am very sensitive to pain, smells or sound.
(57) I am very talkative and tend to wander from one topic to another during a
conversation.
(58) I am a jealous or envious person.
(59) I am suspicious of other people's motives.
(60) People describe me as an intense person.
(61) I can't stand to be overheated.
(62) I feel bad after waking up, either from a short or long sleep.
(63) I blush easily.
(64) I hate clothes that are too tight around my neck or chest.
(65) I don't like to speak in public, or to take on new responsibilities, but I do fine once
I get started.
(66) I am reserved or aloof, and feel more comfortable keeping people at a distance.
(67) I have poor self-confidence.
(68) I prefer small groups of close friends rather than large social gatherings.
(69) I have a low energy period from 4 pm to about 8 pm in the evening.
(70) I may get sentimental and weep when someone thanks me or expresses
appreciation.
(71) I dislike being alone in the house, yet I dislike staying in the same room with
someone.
(72) I frequently suffer from gas or some other kind of digestive complaints.
(73) I like to be near the ocean.
(74) My performance is erratic; sometimes very
good, sometimes bad.
(75) I have had infections or discharges from my genital organs.
(76) I am afraid of closed narrow places, such as elevators.
(77) I remember having sexual feelings a child.
(78) I tend to be lively at night, but I have a hard time getting going
in the morning.
(79) I crave oranges, or sour fruit, or like to chew on ice.
(80) I often have hot feet and like to stick them out from under the bed covers.
(81) I find it hard to cry in public even after very sad news.
(82) People talk to me about their problems, but I don't like others to console me or
make a fuss about me.
(83) I am very sensitive to being hurt or humiliated.
(84) I think about past disappointments, or hold grudges for a long time.
(85) I feel worse in the sun or when the weather warms up in summer.
(86) I get cold sores on my lips.
(87) I suffer from insomnia as a result of grief or insults.
(88) I often have a strong desire for salty things.
(89) I get irritated if I can't get things done right.
(90) I am bothered by sloppiness or inefficiency.
(91) I am an ambitious and competitive person.
(92) I have a bad temper but may feel sorry about it afterwards.
(93) I am irritated by loud noise.
(94) I feel worse in the morning.
(95) I often wake early, and have trouble falling asleep again.
(96) I tend to overindulge in food, drink, or sex.
(97) I am outgoing, and make contact easily, and have lots of friends.
(98) I am very sensitive to other people and also easily influenced by them
(99) I am fearful of the dark, or of thunderstorms, or of deep water.
(100) I readily understand other people's feelings.
(101) I like cold, juicy and refreshing things, like iced water or ice-cream.
(102) I tend to get nosebleeds or bruise easily, or have bleeding gums.
(103) I function on high energy yet I burn out easily, feeling fatigued afterwards.
(104) I get tired quickly and feel better after a short sleep.
(105) I long for affection and like to be hugged or held.
(106) My moods and inclinations change quickly.
(107) I have difficulty making decisions.
(108) When I have a problem, I feel better if I can talk to someone about it.
(109) I dislike the fat on meat, or other fatty, greasy things.
(110) I have pain or discomfort that changes locations frequently.
(111) I have nasal congestion (catarrh) which is worse in a hot room.
(112) I am sensitive to the cold, but I dislike hot, stuffy rooms, and often need
fresh air when others are comfortable.
(113) At times I lose affection for my family and friends.
(114) I have very little interest in sex.
(115) I say nasty things to my family and then feel guilty for doing so.
(116) I do not like to be cold.
(117) When I am depressed, I prefer to be left alone.
(118) I feel better after dancing, intense exercise, or listening to lively music.
(119) I feel nauseated from the smell of cooking, or lose my appetite completely.
(120) I have suffered from sluggish digestion or chronic constipation.
(121) I am afraid of sharp objects.
(122) I have low self-confidence, give in easily, and lack courage when it comes to standing up for myself, or to speaking in public.
(123) I have difficulty making up my mind, because I get caught up in the details, rather
than seeing the big picture.
(124) I feel tired or rundown, but still push myself to finish things.
(125) I tend to develop scar tissue after injuries or surgery.
(126) My hands are cold and sweaty.
(127) My nails break easily and/or my hair is fine in texture.
(128) I get infections easily.
(129) I hold in my anger or sometimes don't even realize I'm angry until
several days later.
(130) I get angry about mistreatment of me by other people.
(131) I have had styes in my eves.
(132) I tend to fantacise or dwell on sexual matters.
(133) I sometimes masturbate to fall asleep at night.
(134) I tend to itch all over my body.
(135) My bladder gives me problems.
(136) I feel sleepy during the day and sleepless at night.
(137) I am intelligent and imaginative, and I can turn useless things into something
useful.
(138) I tend to be messy or untidy.
(139) I have strong opinions and enjoy discussion and debate with others.
(140) I am outgoing and sociable.
(141) I like to eat spicy, rich food.
(142) I don't like to stand for long periods, and I prefer to slouch in the nearest
chair or couch.
(143) I often feel too hot; even in winter, or I have dry burning skin.
(144) I feel thirsty.
(145) I feel fragile like I am made of glass.
(146) I feel phoney or artificial or as if I am hiding something - people wouldn't like me if they knew what I am like.
(147) I am secretive.
(148) I hate onions or onions really upset my system.
(149) I have warts or I used to have many warts.
(150) Some of my health problems started after vaccinations.
(151) My perspiration is sweet smelling or offensive.
(152) I have dreams of falling.



After having answered the above questions, you are requested to give a slightly detailed story of your life in a chronological order. Start with your earliest childhood and then proceed forward. Give all the incidents that have had a significant influence on you. Also describe how and what you felt when those incidents were happening. Also give a detailed history of the illnesses that you have had. Are any of your current symptoms related to any of your earlier illnesses – i.e. they started after that particular illness. Mention two or three happiest moments of your life and two or three saddest ones. What made you happy or sad in those situations?

Also mention the history of major illnesses in your parents, grandparents, their brothers and sisters, your close cousins and great grandparents. Illnesses like cancer, tuberculosis, psoriasis, asthma, eczema, gonorrhoea and other sexually transmitted diseases, rheumatism, heart ailments etc. should definitely be mentioned.




P.S. Other members of the forum may also use it if they think it is a good questionnaire.

Rajiv

Purchase 5ml of both medicines. Then put 5 drops in 1/2 CUP OF WATER and let ur mom take that water at a time.ok If u still have problem in understand i can give u my ph no. U can conatct me. Ok

Phytollacca one week then conium one week alternately.

OK

Don't depend on this Pradipde's prescriptions.
Most of the time he copies from the posts of other's by reading the archives.

He himself used medicines recklessly, and has become impotent on his own admission.

See his profile, by clicking his name on the green bar.

he also prescribes multiple medicines, and doesn't know a thing about 'proper' homeopathy.

Murthy

Dear Gavini this is not a decent way to say thing.

Dear Murthy

Just to remind you what Moderator said to you:

Re: attn.moderator From moderator on 2006-10-30
Murthy,

You seem to be very touchy when people sling back the mud that you first slung. Should name calling be your sole perogative?

Idealy it wouldn't happen at all, as like I've said a lot lately (mostly to you), it doesn't help prove anything, it just makes the forum unpleasant. However, as you have started it:

You can't be aggresive and expect no retaliation.

You can't expect people to tolerate your outbursts, when you so obviously feel offended by theirs.

I feel that you would probably not behave this way in your face to face dealings with people, but only online, when what you say is typing, and everyone's reaction is just a story to be read. If you were so continuously aggressive in your 'off screen' life, I suspect you would (ironicly) be taking Arnica full time for the bruising inflicted on you by your neighbours.

Anyway, on to your comments:

The evolution / monkey one is more of an idiom than a direct insult. I fail to see how you could really be offended by this.

The handkerchief one was too subtle for me to get at first, but now I get it, I see your point. However, in light of the provocation, I would suggest you got off very lightly.

Simon

Hi Kuldeep

What are you trying to say?

All have read this post from Simon.

If you want to say Murthy too is a bad guy, it is o.k. with me.

I like to be a bad guy for those who give reckless prescriptions.

Have you seen his other posts,before defending his case?

Murthy

Murthy too is a bad guy....

NO. I want to say that there is no bad guy. Mr. pradipde is trying to help people within the scope of his knowledge and experience.

Stop judging people and stop regulating this website. Stop your urge to become a vigilantee here. Leave this work to the owner of this website.

Dear pradipde

Your prescriptions are lacking some experience. In the begining I used to be like you.

Please watch the process of questions and answers and learn. You can always help patient as well prescribers by asking more questions to both.

Also many medicine told to patient may counter-cancel each others effect. And also patient pays a considerable amount to money to procure many medicines.

Thanks.

Dear Murthy,
You are not a qualified homeopath...so don't try to be a policeman here. You need qualifications for that.

There are many gaps in your own learning. We don't want to end up having just this kind of debates all the time.
Besides, there is not just one way in homeopathy of treating the patient..there are more than one possibilities. You have also confirmed this in one of the posts about two Classical homeopaths also taking different routes.

We just finished a long debate..which resulted in unpleasantness. You would be best advised to give your way of treating the patient and leave it there without making comments that so and so is bad....or that so and so's way is useless.

If the reader likes your way..he/she will ask you more questions or respond to your questions and use your advise.

Some people who want to listen to just one advisor here...they say so.
(Like people saying...for Joe De Livera, for Dr. Deoshlok etc.). If they want to listen to you alone...they will say so.

Please stop this kind of approach before it again becomes a slinging match.

Keep this wonderful site 'a place of joy' to visit often.

Pankaj Varma

Why are you intervening on Pradipde's behalf?

Can't he defend himself?

You are intervening thinking that an injustice is done to him, and want to correct it.

Same is the case with me.

I am intervening thinking that the patient is getting a raw deal, and he is to be protected.

You and I ,both are doing the same thing.

Please don't try to find fault with me.

Murthy

We are not intervening becoz of Pradipde...we are intervening becoz of your way....and your 'catchy captions' which try to show down all others.

Dear Gavini,

If u do not know about, all the details regarding me, what circumstances lead to my problem then why you comment.........

Who are u to comment on me!
U have got no right to interfere with my personal life.

This a forum in which patients and doctors exchange thoughts. There is nothing hard and fast about it.

U prescribed to a toddler hepar sulp which can cause suppuration coz hepar sulphur has so tendency. It might coz suppuration if there is problem in throat and it may not.But chances are most..... of suppuration in low potency.

When u prescribe medicines in homeopathy u should know either the case is cured or new symptoms appear, for which we have to give 2 nd prescription.

Sometimes accessory symptoms appear also.

There are also side effects of medicine.

And furthermore learn some manners when dealing with others........

Homeopathy is lacking behind in this world only because there is no unity between doctors to take new things. They stick to old thoughts of Hahnemann before understanding that hahnemaan at his time was best but with the advent of sophisticated gadgets it is possible to give new dimensions to homeopahty.

Theory of vital force is obsolete coz u cannot prove to science but u can surely define medicinal action by other things.

I will stop writing on this forum forever, coz i think keeping my knowledge to myself i can go the distance rather than get insulted from a person like u.

No body is perfect in this world even u are not. And if u are a true homeopath or believe in homeopathy then leave this forum coz true homeopathy believes in case taking and not in snapshot prescribing.

U also don't do, full case taking before prescribing medicines. Keynote prescribing was not introduced by hahnemann.

And without examinig a patient how can u prescribe if u think urself to be perfect doctor.

Nowhere in medical science it is written that u prescribe medicines or even suggest medicines to a patient before thoroughly examining the patient.

So stop finding faults with others when u yourself is not perfect.

If u think yourself to be Homeopathy Constable, then i will say there are inspectors and even DIG of homeopathy in this forum.

Goodbye!