Hepatitis



Hepatitis, especially of children (? with pneumonia). Jaundice with flatulence.

Characteristics; worse afternoon: 4-8 p.m.

Intense flatulence; everything turns to wind.

Bloating: must loosen clothes. A mouthful fills him up to throat.

Better warm drinks ( Ars). Desire for sweets ( Argentum nit.).

Ptelia [Ptel]

      Dragging weight in both hypochondria when walking ( Hepar, Mag. mur.).

Liver swollen sore: clothes too tight.

Congestion of liver:chronic hepatitis.

Voracious (or poor) appetite.

Repugnance to animal; food and rich puddings of which he is fond; to butter; fats, which aggravate epigastric pain.

Hepatic and gastric symptoms worse from cheese, meat, puddings.

Natrum sulph. [Nat-s]

      Cannot bear tight clothing about waist.

Liver enlarged, swollen and sore of touch.

With deep breath, violent stitch as if in liver; as if it would burst open there ( Bryonia).

Worse lying on left side ( Card. m., Kali carb.).

Nausea: vomit sour: then bile.

Worse wet weather: damp houses: sea air.

Suicidal. After head-injuries.

Carduus marianus [Card-m]

      Liver engorged: swelled laterally.

Pressure, drawing pain, stitches in liver.

Worse lying left side.

Sensitiveness and induration left lobe liver, causing difficult breathing and a cough.

Diseased liver has implicated lungs, with haemoptysis: simple congestion, or inflammation of liver and lungs. Vomiting of blood.

A proving showed nausea, uneasiness, pain, vomiting, with inflation of abdomen.

Kali carb. [Kali-c]

      Heat, burning, pinching in liver: wrenching pain on stooping.

Painful stitches right lumbar and liver: worse motion: sits stooped forward, stopped forward, elbows on knees and face in hands.

Must walk stooped forward, hands on knees, to steady body against motion. ( See Belladonna)

Sprained pain, liver; can only lie on right side ( Nat. sul., etc.).

Calcarea [Calc]

      “A peculiar feature: the greater the internal congestion, the colder the surface.” Kent.

Sore pain, liver and spleen.

Pressure hepatic region with every step.

Enlargement of liver.

Tight clothes about hypochondria are unbearable ( Lachesis, etc.).

Characteristics: longing for eggs: ice-cream: lemonade ( Belladonna).

Coldness: general: of single parts.

Sweats: general, of single parts. Of head during sleep.

Disposed to grow fat.

Margaret Lucy Tyler
Margaret Lucy Tyler, 1875 – 1943, was an English homeopath who was a student of James Tyler Kent. She qualified in medicine in 1903 at the age of 44 and served on the staff of the London Homeopathic Hospital until her death forty years later. Margaret Tyler became one of the most influential homeopaths of all time. Margaret Tyler wrote - How Not to Practice Homeopathy, Homeopathic Drug Pictures, Repertorising with Sir John Weir, Pointers to some Hayfever remedies, Pointers to Common Remedies.