| Acute Attack – Constitutional or Acute [Acute Attack -Constitutional Or Acute] |
| National Journal Of Homoeopathy By Vishpala Parthasarathy |
| Volume: 1995 Jan / Feb Vol IV No 1 |
| Author: Parinaz Humranwala |
| Subject: Cases |
| Remedy: Tub |
| Baby N A aged 8 years consulted me for Bronchial Asthma and Allergic Bronchitis at the O P D of Mumbadevi Hospital. The child had cough with difficult respiration which was aggravated by ice- cream, cold water, banana, damp weather, sweets, oily food, change of weather and by lying down. Cough would terminate in vomiting which left the child prostrated. Her attacks were severe and could be managed only by steroids. Her asthma had been persistent for five years and the parents left no stone unturned to seek relief for the childs poignant situation. Homoeopathic medicines were also tried but without relief. She had low appetite and craved for The child resided with her parents and On basis of the following rubrics I RUBRICS: 1) Impulse to run-dromomania. 2) Restlessness. 3) Fear of dogs and cats. 4) Obstinate, head strong. 5) Past History of Tuberculosis. 6) Desires milk products. 7) Worse damp weather. 8) Worse change of weather. FOLLOW-UP: 16-7-92 Tuberculinum-bov 200 (1 dose) 27-8-92-Was better all these days. But 30-8-92-Better. For the first time the 1-10-93-No more attacks. Treatment-SL 21-1-93-Occassional colds but no 4-3-94-Cough. Treatment – 22-4-94-No trouble. Treatment – SL for 10-6-93-Slightly breathless. 14-10-93-Cough persists. There have been no attacks of Asthma Generally when a patient of Asthma |
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