MEDORRHINUM

According to etiology:

• Consequences of purulent discharge, all manifestations with a characteristic of the sycotic reaction method: chronic rhinopharyngitis, angina and bronchitis (also as a result of vaccination, antibiotic and corticoid therapy).

• Asthma or eczema that occurs immediately after vaccination, chronic urogenital infections that do not respond to antibiotics.

• Warts on the cheeks, feet, numerous soft ulcers, genital warts, recurrent chronic urogenital inflammation, especially those following abortion (in a non-sterile environment).

According to pathogenesis:

• For asthma improved by the sea, Medorrhinum will be a field or symptomatic medicine.

• Urogenital infection: chlamydial infection, purulent urogenital discharge.

These conditions are often accompanied by depressed and obsessive behavior, which confirms the choice of drug.

• Degenerative or inflammatory rheumatism: arthralgia improved at sea, lumbalgia or foreleg pain improved in lying on abdomen or knees, involvement of large joints, some inflammatory rheumatisms - Reiter's syndrome and others.

• Gluteal erythema in infants: Medorrhinum is given systemically with Calcarea carbonica and treats this condition practically as standard, especially when the baby is sleeping in the genupectoral position.

• Neuropsychic disorders: depressive or obsessive conditions that occur in adults as a result of purulent discharge, chronic urogenital infection or complicated abortion. Sleep disorders in a child with a sleep ritual on the abdomen or in the genupectoral position, impaired memory, psychomotor agitation, great hustle and bustle in children.

CHARACTERISTICS - FEELINGS: Feeling of stiffness or crushing of the joints (often sacroiliac); a feeling of local burning, despite the local objective coldness of the palms, feet and along the spine. Pruritus sine materia exacerbated by undressing or localized (especially the auditory canal).

MODALITIES: Deterioration during the day; cold (rather extreme temperatures); if the patient thinks of his own pain. Improvement with the arrival of night; abdominal or genupectoral position (infants); humid weather; in constant motion, by the sea.

ACCOMPANYING CHARACTERISTICS: sleeping in the genupectoral position or with his hands behind his head; painful restlessness (cramps, tingling) of the limbs (Zincum has painless restlessness); sleep rituals (head movements on a pillow in children); thalalgia and high sensitivity of the feet (supplement: Antimonium crudum, Lycopodium) especially when awakened, impaired by heat; cold breasts like ice and hypersensitive to touch; craving for alcohol.