GLYCOSURIA (LACHESIS MUTUS)
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(Glycosuria अर्थात पेशाब में सुगर आना - Diabetes की बीमारी, कभी ठीक नहीं होती, ऐसा विश्वास किया जाता है- किन्तु यह निराधार तथा भ्रामक है, और सत्य नहीं है)यदि आपको Glycosuria है, पेशाब में सुगर आ रही है, जहां आप पेशाब करते है वहां चींटे लग जाते हैं और यहां बताये गए लक्षण आपको हैं तो आपके लिए ‘LACHESIS’ उपयुक्त दवा है
आइये जाने कि Glycosuria नामक बीमारी में दवा ‘LACHESIS’ कब उपयोगी है
When to use LACHESIS in Glycosuria:
Lachesis. —
Despondency and peevishness.
Dimness of eyes.
Livid-gray complexion.
Readily bleeding gums.
Sweetish taste.
Constipation.
Violent urging to urinate, with copious discharge.
Impotence.
Difficult suffocative breathing.
Laming pain and weakness in back and extremities.
Gangrene.
Emaciation, with muscular relaxation.
आइये जाने medicine ‘LACHESIS’ के कुछ अन्य महत्वपूर्ण लक्षण
Persons of a melancholy temperament, dark eyes, and a disposition to low spirits and indolence.
Women of choleric temperament, with freckles and red hair (Phos.).
Better adapted to thin and emaciated than to fleshy persons; to those who have been changed, both mentally and physically, by their illness.
Thinks herself under superhuman control.
Memory weak, makes mistakes in orthography.
Mania after over studying.
Delirium from overwatching, overfatigue ; loss of fluids ; excessive study.
Thinks she is dead, and that preparations are being made for her funeral ; thinks herself pursued by enemies ; fears the medicine is poison.
Dread of death, fears to go to bed.
Fears being poisoned.
Climacteric ailments:
Haemorrhoids haemorrhages; hot flushes and hot perspiration; burning vertex headache, especially at or after the menopause (Sang., Sulph.).
Falling off of the hair, especially during pregnancy, with great aversion to the rays of the sun. Swelling of the feet, worse after walking (during pregnancy).
Ailments from long lasting grief; sorrow, fright, vexation, jealousy or disappointed love (Aur., Ign., Phos. ac.).
Women who have not recovered from the change of life, "have never felt well since that time.".
Left side principally affected; diseases begin on the left and go the right side - left ovary, testicle, chest.
Great sensitiveness to touch; throat, stomach, abdomen; cannot bear bed-clothes or night-dress to touch throat or abdomen, not because sore or tender, as in Apis or Bell., but clothes cause an uneasiness, make her nervous.
Intolerance of tight bands about neck or waist.
Extremes of heat and cold cause great debility.
Drunkards with congestive headaches and haemorrhoids; prone to erysipelas or apoplexy.
Headache: pressing or bursting pain in temples worse from motion, pressure, stooping, lying, after sleep; dreads to go to sleep because she awakens with such a headache.
Rush of blood to head; after alcohol; mental emotions; suppressed or irregular menses; at climaxis; left-sided apoplexy.
Weight and pressure on vertex (Sep.); like lead, in occiput.
All symptoms, especially the mental, worse after sleep, or the aggravation wakes him from sleep; sleeps into the aggravation; unhappy, distressed, anxious, sad worse in morning on waking.
Mental excitability; ecstacy, with almost prophetic perceptions; with a vivid imagination; great loquacity; (Agar., Stram.); want to talk all the time; jumps from one idea to another; one word often leads into another story.
Constipation: inactivity, stool lies in rectum, without urging; ineffectual effort to evacuate; stools excessively offensive; sensation of constriction of sphincter (Caust., Nit. ac.).Stitch in the rectum when laughing, coughing or sneezing.
Menses at regular time; too short, scanty, feeble; pains all relieved by the flow; always better during menses (Zinc.).Nipples swollen, erect, painful to touch. Sexual desire excited. Nymphomania.
Piles: with scanty menses; at climaxis; strangulated; with stitches shooting upward (Nit. ac.).
The least thing coming near mouth or nose interferes with breathing; wants to be fanned, but slowly and at a distance (rapidly, Carbo v.).
As soon as he falls asleep the breathing stops (Am. c., Grind., Lac c., Op.).
Great physical and mental exhaustion; trembling in whole body, would constantly sink down from weakness; worse in the morning (Sulph., Tub.).
Epilepsy; comes during sleep (Bufo); from loss of vital fluids; onanism, jealousy.
Haemorrhagic diathesis; small wounds bleed easily and profusely (Crot., Kreos., Phos.); blood dark, non-coagulable (Crot., Sec.).
Boils, carbuncles, ulcers and intense pain (Tar.); malignant pustules; decubitus; dark, bluish, purple appearance; tend to malignancy.
Bad effects of poison wounds; post-mortem (Pyr.).
Sensation as of a ball rolling in the bladder.
Fever annually returning; paroxysm every spring (Carbo v., Sulph.), after suppression by quinine the previous autumn.
Fever: typhoid, typhus; stupor or muttering delirium, sunken countenance, falling of lower jaw; tongue dry, black, trembles, is protruded with difficulty or catches on the teeth when protruding; conjunctiva yellow or orange color; perspiration cold, stains yellow, bloody (Lyc.).
Difficulty of moving the tongue, with the impossibility of opening the mouth wide.
Desire for wine ; desire for oysters.
Diphtheria and tonsillitis, beginning on the left and extending to right side (Lac. c., Sabad.); dark purple appearance (Naja); worse by hot drinks, after sleep; liquids more painful than solids when swallowing (Bell., Bry., Ign.); prostration out of all proportion to appearance of throat.
The fluid which is swallowed escapes through the nose.
Cracked skin between and on the toes, deep rhagades like cuts across the toes. Gangrenous ulcers on the legs (toes).
Inclination to lie down and aversion to move.
Medicines complementary to Lach : Hep., Lyc., Nit. ac. Incompatible: Acet. ac., Carb. ac. [Psor.]. In intermittent fever Nat. m. follows Lach. well when type changes.
Aggravation after sleep.
Aggravation after contact.
Aggravation from extremes of temperature; Aggravation from acids; from alcohol; from cinchona; from mercury.
Aggravation from pressure or constriction; from sun's rays.
Aggravation in spring, in summer.
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