Sensations
indicate the tissues involved.
Sharp, shooting, lightning-like pain indicates
a nerve.
Pulsating pain indicates an encapsulated organ.
Sharp, splinter-like pain indicates an
ulcerated mucous membrane or skin.
Rothaarige Menschen waren früher vielen Vorurteilen ausgesetzt, die Frauen wurden oft als Hexen verteufelt und auf dem Scheiterhaufen verbrannt. Und wahrscheinlich litten sie dabei noch
größere Qualen als ihre blonden oder schwarzhaarigen Leidensgenossinnen, denn tatsächlich empfinden Rothaarige Schmerzen stärker als Menschen mit anderer Haarfarbe.
Edward Liem von der University of Louisville im US-Bundesstaat Kentucky veröffentlichte 2002 eine Studie. Sein Team fügte Frauen zwischen 19 und 40 Jahren ungefährliche Stromstöße zu, gleichzeitig bekamen die Probandinnen das Narkosemittel Desfluran verabreicht. Forscher ermittelten, bei welcher Narkosedosis die unwillkürlichen körperlichen Reaktionen auf den Schmerz aufhörten – und rothaarige Frauen brauchten 20% mehr von dem Mittel.
Der Rezeptor MC1R, der bei Rothaarigen mutiert ist, sorgt offenbar nicht nur für die Produktion des für Feuerschopf und Sommersprossen zuständigen Pigments Phäomelanin, sondern beeinflusst auch die Schmerzrezeptoren im Gehirn. 2009 veröffentlichte das Journal of the American Dental Association eine Studie, nach der Rothaarige größere Angst vor schmerzhaften Zahnarztbehandlungen haben und auch aus diesem Grund häufiger Vorsorgetermine schwänzen. Langsam spricht es sich aber herum, dass die Rotschöpfe eine etwas größere Spritze brauchen.
Psorische Schmerz: Brennend-stechend, <: bei Ruhe; >: durch Bewegung.
Tuberkulinische Schmerz: Eher pulsierend.
Sykotische Schmerz: Reißen, ziehend, zerschlagend. <: tagsüber/Kälte; >: am Meer.
Syphilitische Schmerz: <: in der Nacht, >: im Gebirge.
Empfindlich gegen Schmerz: Acon. Cham. Coff. Cor-r. Hep.
[Constantine
Hering, M. D.]
Coffee for
Aggravations
It happens
sometimes, that the most violent pains are increased very much by the smallest dose
of the suitable remedy; in such cases give a spoonful of black coffee, and as
soon as the aggravation has ceased, repeat the remedy.
If made
worse again, repeat the coffee, and so on until the improvement is permanent. A
homoeopathic physician of the right stamp, a great master, wrote to the author,
that he has given remedies in this way with the greatest success,
Coloc. and Coffee for colic,
Puls. and Coffea for rheumatic pains in the
limbs;
Merc. and Coffee for faceache
Antipyrinum (Antip)
(Phenazon) =
Acetan-ähnlich
Aspirin = Sal-ac + Form-ac
Carpaltunnelsyndrom
Chlol = Alkohol-ähnLICH
Hyss.:
ameliorate severe pain from wounds.
Ibuprofen = Antirheumaticum
Gebrauch: Magen-/Darmbeschwerden
(Blutung/Geschwüre/Durchfall/Verstopfung/Schmerz, weniger:
Kopfschmerz/Schwindel/Seh-/Blutbildstörung);
Lawsonia: = Henna
Opiide pectiden = eigene im Körper hergestellte Schmerzstiller lindert Schmerz/warnt vor Gefahr (produced by electro-anaesthesia).
Paraldehyde = gebraucht bei Sedierung
während Geburt
Vergleich: Siehe: Narkosemittel + Sedativa
allgemein + Drogen allgemein + Anhängsel PMS + Tender points + Anhang 2 Akut:
Chamomile wrap: recommended for Stomachache/-pain.
Cherry Plum: Bach Flower Remedy = Cham.-ähnlich in Schmerz.
Caryophyllae: Verletzt/wehgetan o. beleidigt/schockiert/verbrannt o. verbrüht, Furcht vor Berührung/Annäherung/sad from being hurt. Enthalten Saponinen;
Cham: empfindLICH vor Schmerz = abtötend/irritierend/qualvoll)/schneidend/Zucken und Rucken bis Konvulsionen
Cina: pains
are shocking (paralysed shocks: jumps suddenly as though in pain). “Jumping
sudden, as if in pain”. Pinching pains/child jerks/trembles/twitch
(Konvulsionen) = Loganiaceae-ähnlich/pains can become paralysing from shocks.
Eupat-per: hurt of ‘aching’ pains/”As if bones were
broken/dislocated”. Producing much irritability and so affinity for malarial
miasm. ‘bruised soreness as if beaten’ = an aching soreness + deep hard aching,
as if in the bones”/SAD.
Bel-p: = Lily representative of Caryophyllae/hurt of
being excluded. Being friendless and disconnected/+ friendly/friendly
loquacity, desires company. Swelling and stasis of the Liliflorae remedies [injuries with
(inflammatory) swelling surrounding tissue pressed upon and squeezed/stasis
with impeded circulation/cuts off circulation to tissue resulting in coldness
and stiffness). cancer miasm.
Acute pain: in
neuralgias/inflammation of one of the serous membranes/colic. Local modalities
are good to prescribe on in the first instance. [D.M. Borland]
Consider the acute neuralgia: the character of the
pain and the circumstances > or <, its cause/its situation.
It is exactly the same in serous inflammations; again
it is partly on the situation but more on the character of the pain and the
circumstances which modify it that one prescribes.
With colic same (gallstone, intestinal or renal colic)
little attention to the situation but very much more to the character of the
pain and what modifies it.
Acute facial neuralgia: PAIN in sharp
stabs/or twinges of pain running up the course of the nerve, coming on from any
movement of the muscles of the face, << draught of air, with superficial
tenderNESS over the effected nerve, > warmth (applied)/firm supporting
pressure.
Mag-p: r. Side (not dental neuralgia)
Coloc: left side.
Spig: Orbital neuralgia, with much more sharp
stinging pains "As if a red hot needle were stuck into it" radiates
out over the course the nerve. (After it has been touched there is a strange
cold sensation in the affected area).
Post-herpetic neuralgia: ordinary shingles
neuralgia where the patient comes with acute burning pain along the course of
the intercostal nerve and gives a history that has had a small crop of
shingles, very often so slight that he paid little or no attention to it.
Mag-p with Mag-p modalities.
Ran-b: History of herpes/SHARP shooting pains
ext. along the course of the intercostal nerve/painful area is SENsitive to
touch induces pain or </CONscious of any weather change that will cause the
neuralgia to return.
Mez: Same distributions of pain as Ran-b and
same modalities, - aggravation in wet weather/affected area is SENsitive to any
cold draught/to any bathing with cold water, pain very troublesome at night,
and with a marked hyperaesthesia over the affected area.
Supra-orbital (= above eyes) neuralgia after
sinus trouble: Chinin-s. Post-herpetic pains: Ran-b. Ars.
Merc. and Coffee for faceache
[Constantine Hering, M. D.]
Sciaticas:
Classical symptoms: acute pain down the sciatic nerve, < any
movement/SENsitive to cold/more comfortable if kept quite and warm, then it
depends which leg is involved what drug I give.
Mag-p. for r. sided sciatica. Coloc. for left
sided sciatica.
Kali-i: UNcomfortable the longer they keep
still/have to start moving/warm-blooded/< warm (warmth of bed)/> moving
about.
Rhus-t: Wie Kali-i. + chilly patient/sensitive to damp and cold and
more comfortable when moving about.
Gnaph: pain + NUMB with the pain and tenderness
over the sciatic nerve more marked than any other remedy.
Plb-met: pain + NUMB with the pain and
tenderness over the sciatic nerve + CONstipation.
Rückenschmerz: Arn. Bry. Hyper. Rhus-t.
Comparison Gnaphalium + Coloc. +
Cham. + Mag-p. +
Rhus-t.
Hepatic or renal colic:
Acon: 1st attack only/PAIN and drives crazyand
terrifies/feels frightfully cold, very anxious, faints sitting or standing
up/cannot bear the room being hot.
Chel: Liver symptoms for some time, just vague
discomfort/slight fullness in the r. hypochondrium, a good deal of flatulence,
intolerance of fats, and who is losing condition, becoming sallow and slightly
yellow. Develops an acute hepatic colic, with violent shoot of pain going right
through to the back (1. angle of the r.
scapula, 2. a constant ache in the hepatic region, 3. another violent
colicky attack). Attacks relieved by HOT application/drinking of water as hot as
can be swallowed.
Berb: USEful in renal or gallstone colics. Pain
radiates in all directions (1. l., 2. r.). Acute urging to urinate with pain at
urination. << any movement/distress/a pale, earthy looking complexion.
Morgan pure Darmnosoden
Herzschmerz: Cact. Lach. Cimic. Kalm. Lycps. Spig.
Renal colic: the urine is as a
rule rather suggestive/commonly not blood-stained, but contains a quantity of
greyish-white deposit which may be pure pus, but mostly contains pus and a
quantity of amorphous material usually phosphates, sometimes urates. Although
it is a very dirty looking urine it is surprisingly inoffensive.
Ip. Intense
nausea
Morgan pure Darmnosoden
Acute abdominal colic: think of either
Coloc. or Mag-p. Both often useful for colic in any area, uterine, intestinal, bile
ducts, or renal-it does not matter which it is.
These remedies almost identical with PAIN, patients
doubled up with pain/relieved by external pressure and by heat. Colics are
intermitting/spasms of pain which come up to a head and then subside.
Coloc: prefers steady, hard pressure/ always
IRritable/IMpatient, wants something done at once, wants immediate relief, and
is liable to be violently angry if the relief is not forthcoming/slightly
coated tongue (the digestive tract is upset). << cold/likes hot
applications, not so extremely sensitive to cold air in its neighbourhood.
tends to giddiness (turning more especially to the left).
Mag-p: more relief from rubbing/not the same
degree of irritability, patient is distraught because of the intensity of the
pain rather than violently angry/tongue is usually clean. <<
cold/SENsitive to a draught on the affected area. No giddiness. Pain results of
exposure to cold (dysmenorrhoea/abdominal colic).
Dios: ViolENT, spasmodic colic coming on quite
suddenly, rising up to a height, then subsiding. Some relief from applied heat.
Tossing to get relief. Contradicted to Coloc and Mag-p. (doubled up) is
hyper-extended;
In gallbladder attacks, in a few intestinal
colics, and in a case of violent dysmenorrhoea. I have never tried it in a
renal case. Where you get that extreme extension of the spine you can give
Dios. without asking any further questions.
Ip:
Pain MORE cutting than the acute spasmodic pain occurring in most other drugs.
+ intense nausea which each spasm of pain with clean tongue.
Menses colic: Ip: Violent
dysmenorrhoea, rather warm-blooded and with the spasm of pain often
described as cutting
pain in the lower abdomen. Get hot and sweaty and deadly
sick so that cannot
stand up and < movement. A perfectly clean tongue and a
normal temperature =
very often Ip. Even tends to dysmenorrhoea altogether.
Intestinal colic: Lyc: colic + by
violent abdominal flatulence (stuck in various pockets/post-operative/in region
of caecum = Blinddarm)/r. down towards the r. iliac fossa and spread over to
the l. side/
rumbling
and gurgling/eructation with sour taste/pain in the back > passing urine/bit
emaciated patient with a rather sallow, pale complexion.
Raph: colic + by violent abdominal flatulence
(stuck in various pockets/mostly localized in one definite area/< 16 - 20
h./post-operative/paralytic)/a small area coming up in one place/becoming
harder and chancing place/a little flushed/no eructations.
Op: colic + by
violent abdominal flatulence (stuck in various pockets/mostly localized in one
definite area/post-operative/paralytic)/apt to be a definite area of distention
(„As if everything
simply churned up to
one point and could not get past it“/“As if something trying to squeeze the
intestinal contents past some obstructing band“/“As if something being forced
through a very
narrow opening“/Heat
with colic (wants to push the blankets off). Distension likely to be in the
centre of the abdomen rather than in the r. iliac fossa/very common in a
paralytic ileus.
(SENsitive
to noise).
Podo: hepatic colic
mainly/miserable and depressed, almost disgusted with life. helpful in
intestinal colics + acute diarrhoea with Podo modalities. infectious
gallbladder/max. temperature in
the morning (< 7
h.) and not in the evening. Jaundice.
Pain not definitely localized in the gallbladder area/more in the epigastrium
as a whole/tends to spread across from the middle of the
epigastrium towards
the liver region. Twisting towards the liver region. < taking food. After pain
soreNESS in liver region/> stroking the liver lying down.
Zahnschmerz Repertorium + Zahnarztbesuch
Schmerzmittel:
Arn. Verletzung/Myalgie
Bell. Fieber, Entzündung, Krampf
Bry. Neuralgie
Cimic. Schmerz Wirbelsäule
Dulc. Gelenkentzündung (Nässe/Kälte)
Gels. Kopfschmerz
Mez. Neuralgie (Zoster)
Ran-b. Nervenschmerz (Brustkorb)
Rhod. Wettermittel
Rhus-t. Schmerz nach Überbelastung
Spig. Kopfschmerz
Halswirbelsäule/Kopf Gelsemium Homaccord Di 4, Sj 5, Gb 20, Gb 21
Hals-/Brustwirbelsäule Cimicifuga Homaccord SJ 6, Gb 34
Lendenwirbelsäule/Beine Colocynthis Homaccord Bl 60, Bl 40, Gb 30, Bl 23
Schulter/Ellenbogen Ranunculus Homaccord Ma 38, Di 11
Rippen Ferrum Homaccord Pe 6, Sj 6
Alles links Spigelia Injeel S Qi
Spigelon
Alles
rechts Sanguinaria
Injeel Blut
Xue
Krebs: Organ preparations to treat pain:
Major
indication for organ preparations in cancer patients:
Whereas patients
are not sufficiently awake organically in the affected organ to begin with
(condition initially painless/largely unnoticed by the immune system) conscious
awareness may be permanently
tied to the
diseased organ later on, causing it to be excessively awake. Apart from
potentized medicinal plants and minerals, high potencies of organ preparations
are helpful in this situation.
Plexus coeliacus D 15 - D 30 (epigastric
tumors). This autonomic plexus (or celiac ganglia) serves not only to supply
the epigastric organs but is also connected (via the major splanchnic nerve)
with viscero-sensitive fibers. Conventional pain treatment, attempts made to eliminate this organ with local
alcohol infiltration (pancreatic tumors).
Plexus mesentericus D 15 - D 30 (lower
abdominal pain).
Plexus brachialis D 15 - D 30 (middle chest).
Plexus lumbalis D 15 - D 30 (pain in lumbar region)
Substantia gelatinosa D 15 - D 30 (spinal cord)
Gyrus cinguli [responsible for the link between
pain and emotion/sufferers damage in this part of the brain state that while
they still feel the chronic pain, it "no longer worries" (D 15 - D
30)]. This is also utilized in clinical methods based on destruction of the
organ, but functional modification with a potentized organ preparation would be
a more differentiated approach.
Chest symptoms [with bronchogenic
carcinoma/pulmonary metastasis involving pain or dyspnea Plexus pulmonalis (D
15 - D 30)].
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