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Prescription: Belladonna 4 LM, suspend the Clonazepam.
01/07/13: the patient is complaining, calls out, walk straight and fast, almost run!
Physical examination: presented pruritus with periocular blackish discoloration, and bite the forelimbs (as always).
Prescription: Belladonna 5 LM. Phenobarbital tablets, 1 every 12 hours.
15/07/13: the patient presented a single seizure of short duration and intensity.
Prescription: return to the initial dose of phenobarbital. Liver 4 CH, 7 drops every 12 hours. Continue with Belladonna.
09/09/13: excellent overall condition, rejuvenated, increased weight, weights 5 kg! Had new coat and continued improving and sporadically presented every month or every two months one or two mild seizures. He continued taking phenobarbital.
07/04/14: the patient has not presented convulsions, takes only 1 tablet of phenobarbital every12 hours, excellent overall condition.
Physical examination: bilateral otitis, mainly on the left side. (Old symptoms that were abolished many years ago).
Prescription: Belladonna 23 LM, Phenobarbital is suspended.
02/07/14: no convulsions from January of 2014! This is very good!
Prescription: Belladonna, continue increasing the power every 21 days.
08/09/14: patient’s 14th birthday. “Micky” is in excellent general condition.
09/29/14: considered that “Micky” has lived 2 years as a gift... The patient is very vital, no more restlessness, walking 15 blocks.
Prescription: Continue increasing power of Belladonna every 21 days.
10 /11/14: general condition is excellent.
Prescription: Belladonna 33 LM.
01/04/15: patient has had no seizures for a year a half. Two days ago he had 2 seizures after his owners cleaned his ears.
Prescription: Phenobarbital 0.5 mg, 1 tablet every12 hours. Belladonna 39 LM.
01/05/15: It’s Easter, red moon, worsened with the full moon, and presented several seizures. Patient was spinning in a circle.
Prescription: Phenobarbital 0.5 mg, tablet. Belladonna 41 LM, 1 tablespoon, every 2 hours, as long as the effect of the red moon lasted.
14/07/15: from 01/05/15 no seizures returned, patient has been very well, owners
noticed that he was drinking much water, more than before. I referred him to an urgent care clinic to be hydrated and he died when being admitted.
He died at age 15 due to acute renal failure. Patient did not exhibit any seizure before dying.
Analysis of the case
1 Thanks to the miasmatic suppression chart, created by Dr. Prafull Vijayakar (see annex) 2 We can see the journey of “Micky” through
his disease. The brain tumour was located in level 6 – nervous system and also in the level 7 – cell-sycosis-syphilis, for being a cancerous condition. From this location the toxins descended to level 1 – ectoderm- sycosis, when he presented an abscess in the skin, which discharged for 2 weeks.
3 Toxins also decreased to the level 4 – mesoderm-kidney, noting an increase in water intake. Dr. Prafull has called this phenomenon the compensatory cure.
4 During treatment, the body always sought to carry toxins to the ectoderm (anal redness, periocular alopecia, yellow crusts scattered all over the body, otitis).
5 The laws of healing were met. After suppressing the otitis for many years, finally reappeared smoothly and without secretions.
6 Seizures decreased in intensity and frequency. “Micky” was without convulsions for a year and a half.
7 “Micky” died on July 14th 2015. When he was 15 years old. The patient had been very well in previous days, but finally acute kidney failure led him to death.
Thanks to homeopathy the patient lived for 2 more years, enjoying a good quality of life. Whereas the indication of the conventional Veterinary specialist had been euthanasia.
Conclusions and comments
There are no limits for homeopathy. It is important to convince ourselves of this assertion, leaving myths and prejudices instilled by the conventional academic formation. Thus we can co-create another story in which the real cure is feasible. Doors and borders will be opened giving rise to hope and making real the supposedly impossible.
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Bibliography
1 http://www.cvm.ncsu.edu/vhc/tc/clinical services/neuro/brain tumour.html North Carolina State University College of medicine veterinary medicine.
2 Miasmatic suppression chart of Dr. Prafull Vijayakar
3 The art of curing, Organon Sixth Edition. Dr. Samuel Hahnemann. Translated by Dr. Gustavo Pirra. Paragraphs 273-275.
4 The miasmatic suppression chart created by Dr. Prafull Vijayakar
5 Radar Repertory 8.1
6 Treaty Homeopathic Materia Medica: Bernardo
Vijnovsky, one tome, page 247.
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8 What does Rover or Tiddles do when a stranger comes to the house and you invite them in for a cup of tea, starting from them walking down your path? What is Rover saying with his bark? Does Tiddles want attention? Is it different if the visitor is already a friend?
9 What does Rover do on a walk at night if you meet a big man in a hat? Does he hide behind you, or go in front to protect you?
10 Does Tiddles have any issues about hierarchy, and if so does he tend to be dominant or submissive?
11 Fears – and most important – what does Tiddles do? Come to you, hide, shake (fear tremulous), climbs on top of the cupboard...? What can you do to make him feel better?
12 What is the most extraordinary thing about Rover? What makes Tiddles different from any other cat you have ever had? The SRP is the most important thing because it is not cat or dog, because that wouldn't be SRP. It is the remedy speaking.
13 Is Rover jealous, and what does he do? 14 What does Rover do when another dog comes into the house?
15 Food desires especially eating unusual things like earth, paper or e.g. chillis?
16 Food aversions and aggravations?
17 Thirst and pattern of drinking?
18 Heat modalities, sun or wood burner behaviour, cold tiles, cold wet day?
19 Sucking, licking and kneading?
20 Time, positional and environment modalities?
21 Aetiology and time line? So many things may be causative, like owners being ill, losing their jobs, moving house, bereavements, new animals, loss of position – the list goes on, and usually there is a rubric to cover the situation. Remember homesickness does not necessarily mean after moving house – it is more to do with nostalgia for the good old days.
22 Bowel health and any other concomitants?
23 Smell, appearance, feel of pathology? 24 Happier on new walks or well known ones?
25 Seasons, sex and maternal instinct? 26 Behaviour with babies, toddlers, kids and disabled?
27 Goes off by self, or always in same room, and is that touching or just nearby. 28 Obedient, eager to please and reaction to reprimand? Remember criticism, reproach and admonition. The rubric defiant is useful, as are the contradiction rubrics. Servile I look at occasionally.
And anything else the owner says! I am sure you all have a few questions that I don't.