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CASE REPORT. Study of the materia in relation to the symptoms presented by the case led a choice of Silicea as a remedy. Silicea 1M, increased over the years to the CM, has been the only medication needed. The case was followed by means of the x-ray and it has been most interesting to see the density of the bone gradually return to normal.

Mrs. Catherine F.: diagnosis: Pagets Disease. This case was repertorized using the following rubrics: 1. Softening bones.

2. Suppression menses (Hysterectomy).

3. Obesity.

4. Weakness.

5. Vaccination.

6. Ameliorated open air.

7. Perspiration axilla.

8. Sleeplessness.

9. Slow pulse.

10. Aggravated eating.

11. Varicose veins.

12. Offensive perspiration.

13. Cramps in calves.

14. Mole on back.

15. Frontal headache.

16. Appetite diminished.

The results of the repertorial analysis presented the following remedies for consideration:

Sil. 15/37, Sulph. 15/37, Sep. 14/33, Puls. 14/31. Study of the materia in relation to the symptoms presented by the case led a choice of Silicea as a remedy. Silicea 1M, increased over the years to the CM, has been the only medication needed. The case was followed by means of the x-ray and it has been most interesting to see the density of the bone gradually return to normal.

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