THE CLINICAL CIRCLE

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1. THE CLINICAL APPROACH To one who understands the homoeopathic principle and how to prescribe remedies in accord with it, it is amazing that there can be a group of physicians who know nothing about it and, what is worse, do not care to know about it. Yet it is a fact that the physicians who approach only from the clinical angle are oblivious to the fact that there can be a science of therapeutics more difficult and comprehensive than the clinical science with which they are familiar....
2. CLINICAL CONFIRMATIONS OF SOME OF THE LESSER REMEDIES In closing I wish to relate an incident which establishes a clinical indication for Aconitum ferox. The late Dr. Tyrrell of Toronto was known throughout the country as a master of homoeopathic prescribing. It seemed at times as though he were actually clairvoyant. His knowledge of the polychrests was unequalled, and he also had at his command the indications for many of the lesser or unusual remedies....
3. CLINICAL CASES My mother used to get attacks of intermittent fever every alternate day, in the forenoon, and she always checked them with Quinine. She was so much afraid of the attack that she dared not make trial of any other system of medicine. At last I persuaded her to try homoeopathy and to suffer two more attacks, which followed the first dose of the homoeopathic remedy....
4. CLINICAL CASES CLINICAL CASES. I have had several cases of Otitis Media this past winter that have gone on to suppuration, which is unusual. Generally I have cleared them up without a ruptured ear drum, with Bell., Puls., and Fe. phos., leading the list of remedies usually in the 200th potency. Finally with the help of a consultant I was introduced to Fe. phos. DMM, one dose, and since then I have not had a ruptured ear drum. This was a favorite potency of Dr.C.M. Boger....