NON-CALCULOUS CHRONIC CHOLECYSTITIS



AGGRAVATION – After eating or drinking, at rest and after some vexation.

RELIEF – By elimination of gastric or intestinal gases, by pressure and by bending on oneself.

Cholesterine – Non-calculous chronic cholecystitis with which an congestive hepatitis of a pre-cancerous or cancerous form is associated. Burning pain in the hepatic region spreading to the right scapula.

Great weakness and loss of strength. Febricula of a continuous a remittent type. Selective anorexia for meat and fats; mucous or alimentitious vomiting. Rebellious constipation.

The patient becomes markedly thinner with anemia. The skin and the mucous membranes assume a straw-yellow color. Intense asthenia with great weakness and loss of strength. Hepatic cirrhosis. Adenocancer. Massive cancer of the liver.

Fel tauri – This remedy wan introduced to the Hahnemannian school by Dr. Buchner. Irritable patients complaining of mental confusion. Violent matinal headaches spreading to the nape. White tongue, excessive thirst, aerophagia and choliphagia without taste and taste and odor. Violent intestinal peristaltic movements, pressive constant pain in the vesicular region spreading to the right and left scapulae. Tendency to sleep after eating. Obstructive cholecystitis. Biliary lithiasis. Jaundice with generalized prurigo. Hepatic insufficiency. Chronic passive congestion of the liver and cirrhosis. Cholangitis. Dropsy of the bladder. Constipation due to vascular insufficiency. Chauffard’s bilioseptic fever.

CONCLUSIONS.

1 – Non-calculous chronic cholecystitis is susceptible to complete cure in 90 per cent of the cases by HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICATION, WHEN THE CHARACTERISTICS of the trouble fit in with the SIMILIMUM OF REMEDY, even in cases where are associated non- stenosal ulcer of the duodenum, duodenitis, periduodenitis, vesicular stasis, lithiasis with non-stenosal ulcer of the duodenum, duodenitis, periduodenitis, vesicular stasis, lithiasis with non-gigantic calculi, etc.

2 – Operative intervention by cholecystectomy and choledochotomy should be reserved to cases in which chronic cholecystitis leads to biliary lithiasis with voluminous calculi, in obstructive sclero-atrophic cholecystitis ending in empyema of the bladder, in calculous obstruction of the choledochus and in stenosal duodenal lesions.

3 – THE BRILLIANT AND CONCLUSIVE CLINICAL RESULTS OBTAINED WITH HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES IN CURING NON-CALCULOUS CHRONIC CHOLECYSTITIS ARE A FURTHER SUBSTANTIATION OF THE LAW, SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURENTUR LAW, WHICH HAS KNOWS PROGRESS FOR OVER ONE HUNDRED YEARS.

AMSTERDAM NO. 21.

COL. HIPODROMO-CONDESA.

ZONA 11. MEXICO, D.F.

Hilario Luna Castro