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diagnostic checks were performed and I preferred to minimize radio- graphies to avoid exposing Ulisse to excessive X-rays. On December 21 the sonographer, who was always the same operator, reported the presence of slight
pleural changes but the pulmonary parenchyma no longer showed alterations. Auscultation was back to normal.
The therapy continued with 2 granules once a day, three times a week for two weeks but on December 28th Ulisse seemed to have a relapse, he accidentally inhaled an environmental deodorant after rupturing the bottle and Anna Maria described a kind of collapse immediately after inhalation. The radiographic check showed alteration of the bronchial pattern and mild dyspnoea. We returned to a daily administration of the remedy.
On January 3rd clinical examination of thoracic ultrasound was performed and showed presence of pleural effusion compatible with the past severe pulmonary disease. No areas of hepatisation of the parenchyma were detected and there were no changes in the auscultation.
On January 12 no symptoms were evident and the therapy was suspended.
Ulisse continued to improve... last march it snowed a lot in Italy and he seems to love the surprise! (see video)
In conclusion, the case of Ulisse has taught me
• to quickly do a repertorization in conditions of serious urgency
• to propose a homeopathic approach also to the most skeptical and defeatist people
Moreover this clinical case shows how the use of homeopathy in emergency medicine and intensive care represents a precious opportunity to overcome a poor prognosis and also a great tool against the ever more widespread danger of antibiotic resistance.
Homeopathic medicine is also a challenge for exotic, non
conventional and wild animal medicine because of the
large number of animals belonging to different species
and classes, millions or billions perhaps of animals too
often overmedicated and not considered as individuals Cinzia Ciarmatori and Ulisse
with its own
peculiarities.
Homeopathic medicine could be a great help to improve living conditions and therapeutic possibilities for birds, reptiles, small mammals, amphibians and – why not – insects, more and more often considered companion animals all over the world.
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