Seasonal diseases
Seasonal diseases are illnesses that occur or recur during specific times of the year.
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Kali Iodatum in a Case of Lumps in the Breast Region
Some people believe that homoeopathic medicines act slowly. This is only a misconception. Many homoeopathic physicians themselves state that homoeopathy acts slowly. Such a statement is made by physicians who are unable to select the correct medicine. Saying so not only deceives oneself but also damages confidence in the system of medicine.
Kali Bichromicum in a Case of Gout with Right Ankle Pain
This case describes an 18–19-year-old male suffering from a condition of gout, with pain in the right ankle that became most severe during winter. The patient had been treated with various allopathic and homoeopathic medicines for approximately four years without benefit. Based on the characteristic symptoms, Kali Bichromicum 200 was prescribed, following which the patient's complaints were relieved.
Bryonia in a Case of Falciparum Malaria with Chest Pain
This case is of an 80-year-old elderly patient suffering from falciparum malaria. The patient presented with several symptoms including headache, involuntary urination without awareness, fever after catching cold, burning in the nostrils, frequent urination with burning, drinking very little water, and pain in the chest region. Although Bryonia is not generally used as a medicine for malarial fever, the patient recovered completely after Bryonia was prescribed on the basis of the symptom of chest pain.