Kind Anhang 2

Vergleich: Siehe: Kind Repertorium

Extracted from Kent, Boericke, Boenninghausen, and Synthetic Repertory.

Mind: Dentition: with sour smell of body, pale face, irritability: Kreos.

Dentition: with weakness, pallor, fretfulness, must be carried rapidly: Ars.

< during dentition (of children): Acon. Cham. Coff. Nux-v. Rhus-t,,

Infants screams, shrieks: Bell. Cham. Rheum.

Irritable during dentition: Calc. Calc-p. Cham. Cina. Kreos. Rheum.

Anxious infants: Acon. Cham.

Anxious during dentition: Kali-br.

Moaning, groaning, whining in dentition: Cham. Podo. Phyt.

Morose, cross, fretful, ill-humor, peevish during dentition: Cham.

Restless children during dentition: Rheum.

Shrieking, screaming, shouting during dentition: Apis. Kreos. Rheum. Ter.

Starting, startled during dentition: Cham.

Weeping, tearful mood in children during dentition: Phyt.

Head: Infants fontanelles open: Calc. Calc-p.. Sil. Sulph.

Hypertrophy, hydrocephalus: Calc. Merc.

Swollen: Am-c. Rhus-t. Sil.

Pain during dentition: Acon. Cocc. Cham.

Pain after nursing in infant: Calc. Puls. Sep.

Face: < dentition: Bry. Hyos.

Eyes: Dentition with eye symptoms: Bell. Calc. Puls.

Canthi < in dentition: Ferr-p. (in infants: Euphr. Sulph).

Ophthalmia: Acon. Merc. Cham. Dulc. Puls.

Inflamed in infants: Apis. Arg-n. Ars. Calc. Nit-ac. Puls. Thuj.

Ears: Often pediatricians say, “Your child has a mild ear infection.” I am very suspicious of this diagnosis. It often means that the ear drum does not look quite right, the parents are anxious, the doctor feels pressured to prescribe something, and so a diagnosis of “mild ear infection” is used to justify treating the child with antibiotics. A doctor examining a child’s ear with an otoscope looks like one of life’s last great mysteries. But what does he see?

It’s so simple. A normal ear drum is pearly white. An infection in the middle ear (behind the ear drum) turns the ear drum red. But there are many shades between white and red. And the ear drum also turns red from other causes - fever, or the baby crying. And what child doesn’t cry when that otoscope is poked in his ears? Often the doctor cannot tell just by looking at the ear drum for a

brief moment whether an ear infection is actually present. In a recent article, doctors said themselves said, “We are only sure of the diagnosis in 15% of the cases, the rest is hoping and praying!” Sounds like a very low batting average - and yet in almost 100% of the cases an antibiotic is prescribed. Physicians and parents would do well to learn some of the great homeopathic remedies for

ear infections. I will cite some of the most common ones.

Puls.: right-sided ear infections. The temperature is less than 103F and the child is thirstless. The child shows very clingy behavior, wants to be consoled, kissed and carried around, but is less contrary and capricious than Cham.

Cham.: teething and is also a top remedy for ear infections (r. side). The child is besides himself with pain, wants to be rocked or carried, and shows a typical capricious behaviour (“give me that” and then when you give it they throw it away). Nothing that the parent does can satisfy the child. The child is likely to have a red face and a fever below 103F.

Acon.: commonly used in the winter when a child has been exposed to a dry cold northeast wind (or is taken out on a blustery day). The child feels fine when going to bed but wakes up screaming with pain around midnight,

with a very high fever (up to 105F), very restless, thirsty hot all over the body. The pains are violent and burning/extreme sensitivity to the touch. stands for the F’s: “Fast onset, Fulminant (strong picture), Fever, and Fright.”

Bell.: r. sided ear infections with a sudden onset of great pain either at 3 h. or 15 h. There is a high fever (105F), the face is flushed beet red and hot while the extremities are cold (Acon. the whole body is hot). Baby restless and agitated.

Ferr-p.: left-sided ear infections, with a temperature, not agitated behaviour. It is an excellent remedy in beginning stage and will prevent the formation of pus.

for the colicky baby, Arnica for any fall or bruising, Calendula for any cut or open wound, Cantharis for a burn, even second degree, Borax for thrush, and Graphites for the inflammation of the eyelid with those little yellow crusts that stick the eyelashes together in the morning. I would advise parents and professionals alike to learn as much as possible about this gentle, effective and scientific medicine. You will see the magic of Homeopathy, and a rested, smiling child will be your reward!

Nose: Coryza dry < in newborn: Dulc.

Coryza dry in infants with snuffles: Am-c. Cham. Hep-s. Nux-v. Samb.

Stuffed, obstructed in infants: Samb.

Dentition with deafness, otorrhoea, stuffiness of nose: Cheir.

In infants obstructed: Nux-v. Samb. Carb-v. Cham. Dulc.

In nursing infants obstructed: Lyc. Nux-v. Aur. Kali-bi. Samb.

Snuffles in new-born: Lyc. Nux-v. Samb. Dulc. Puls.

Sunken in infants: Aur-m.

Mouth: Teething difficult, delayed: Acon. Bell. Bor. Calc. Calc-p. Cham. Coff. Cupr. Hekla. Kali-br. Kreos. Pod. Sil. Tereb.

Dentition with compression of gums: Cic. Phyto. Pod.

Dentition with salivation: Bor.

Generals < during dentition (in children): Acon. Bor.. Calc. Cham. Kreos. Pod.

Dentition slow, difficult: Calc. Calc. Sulph.

Dentition difficult: Calc. Cham. Sulph.

< during dentition: Acon. Ap-g.? Asar. Bor. Calc. Cham. Bell. Coff. Ign. Mag-c. Merc.

Aphtae in infants, in: Bor. Cor-r. Sul-ac. Merc. Nux-v. Sulph. Sul-ac.

Infants stammering: Sulph. Bell. Euphr. Merc.

Pain – sore in Gums during dentition: Berb.

Stammering during dentition: Stram.

Wants to bite on something hard which relieves pains during dentition: Phyt.

Dentition difficult: Calc, Calc-p. Cham. Sil. Ign. Kreos. Phyt. Pod. Rheum.

Dentition slow: Calc, Calc-p. Sil. Fl-ac,, Mag-c. Mag-m.

Toothache while the infant nurses: Chin.

Dentition difficult: Acon. Are. Bor. Calc. Cham. Mag-m. Nux-v. Sil. Staph. Sulph.

Cham. Mag-c. Mag-p. Rheum. Stann. Staph.

Ailments from difficult dentition, wisdom teeth: Sil. Calc. Fl-ac. Mag-c.

Difficult dentition slow: Calc. Calc-p. Sil.

Stomach, abdomen, rectum:

Arg-n. Cham.

Dentition with constipation, general irritation, cachexia: Kreos. Nux-v. Op.

Dentition with diarrhoea: Calc. Calc-p. Cham. Pod. Sil.

Dentition with milk indigestion: Mag-m. Aeth. Calc.

Dentition with worms: Cina, Merc. Stann.

Vomiting, retching cyclic, in infants: Cupr-ars. Ingulv. Iris. Kreos. Merc-d.

Cholera infantum: Aeth. Guai.

Cholera infantum as summer complaint: Bism. Calc, Calc-p. Ip. Pod. Sil. Zinc-m.

Constipation in bottle fed infants with artificial food: Alum. Nux-v. Op.

Constipation in infants, children: Alum. Bry. Coll. Nux-v. Paraf. Sil.

Diarrhoea, enteritis in infants, children Aeth. Arg-n. Ars. Bor. Calc. Cham.

Diarrhoea, enteritis in infants (dentition): Acon. Aeth. Bell. Calc. Calc-p. Cham. Kreos. Mag-c. Pod. Sil.

Jaundice (icterus) infantile: Lup. Cham. Merc-d. Merc-s. Myr.

Bleeding from Navel in newborn: Calc-p. Abrot.

< when infant is nursing: Carb-v.

Stool < during dentition: Cham. Pod.

Stool > during dentition: Bro.

Stool during dentition: Merc. Cham. Sulph.

Infants, affections of abdomen: Cham. Rheum. Bor. Cina.

Infants, constipation: Nux-v. Bry. Op. Sulph. Alum. Lyc. Verat. (with dentition: Nux-v. Bry. Mag-m.)

Infants, diarrhoea: Cham. Rheum. (with dentition: Merc. Ars. Cham. Sulph.)

Infants, digestion weak: Calc. Suil.

Infants, gastric: Ip. Nux-v. Puls.

Infants, gastric, acidity, sour stomach: Rheum. Cham.

Infants, hernia, inguinal or umbilical: Nux-v. Sulph.

Infants, indigestion, acute: Aeth. Nux-v. Puls.

Infants, jaundice: Chin. Merc.

Diarrhoea, during dentition: Calc, Cham. Dulc. Ferr. Rheum, Sil.

Dentition difficult with diarrhoea: Calc. Cham. Dulc. Ferr. Rheum.

Bladder: Infants, retention of urine: Acon. Cham. Puls.

Retention of urine in new-born infants: Acon. Apis, Ars. Camph. Canth. Caust. Lyc. (after passion of the nurse: Op.)

Urging to urinate (morbid desire) frequent, infant screams before the urine passes: Bar. Lyc. Sars. Lach. Nux-v.

Urine: Smells ammoniacal in infants: Iod.

Male organs: Syphillis congenital: Aethiops. Aur. Calc-i. Kreos. Merc-d. Merc-s. Merc-v. Nit-ac.

Female organs: Leucorrhoea in infants, little girls: Asper. Calc. Caul. Cina. Cub. Mill. Puls. Sep.

Small, infantile, uterus: Bar-c. Calc-p. Con. Ferr. Helo.

Infants mammae hard: Cham.

Infants mammae swollen: Am-c. Cham.

Infantilismus genitalis: Ov.

Menses painful with infantilism: Calc-p.

Respiration: < during dentition, of children: Cham. Op. Ign. Ip.

Infants asphyxia (neonatorum): Acon. Ant-t. Arn. Bell. Camph. Chin. Laur. Op.

Infants, affections of respiratory organs. Cham. Ip.

Chest: Infants, affections of: miliaria: Acon. Cham. Sulph.

Inflamed lungs in infants: Ip. Acon. Ant-t. Bry. Ferr-p. Kali-c. Lob. Lyc. Merc. Nux-v. Phos. Op.

Cough: Dentition with cough: Acon. Bell. Ferr-p. Kreos.

Excited/< during dentition of children: Cham. Cina, Ip.

Excited/< suckling (the infant): Chin. Ferr.

Infants cough during dentition: Cina, Nux-v. Cham.

Cough during dentition: Cham. Calc, Calc-p. Cina, Hyos. Kreos. Pod. Rhus-t.

Extremities: Enlargement of femur, in rachitic infants: Calc-f.

Infants - weak muscles: Cal-c. Sil. Sulph.

Infants - learns to walk with difficulty: Calc. Sil. Sulph. ?

Nervous system: Dentition with cerebral, nervous symptoms: Bell. Cham. Helleb. Pod. Zinc.

Dentition with convulsions: Bell. Cham. Cic. Mag-p. Zinc-br.

Dentition with threatened effusion in brain: Apis. Hell. Tub. Zinc-met.

Paralysis, hemiplegia, infantile (poliomyelitis anterior): Acon. Calc. Caust. Gels. Plb-m.

Chorea (st. vitus dance) reflex, from dentition, pregnancy: Bell.

Convulsions of children, infants, from reflex causes during dentition: Aeth. Bell. Camph-m-br. Cham. Cic. Cina, Cupr-m. Hyos. Ign. Kali-br. Mag-p. Oena. Santon. Stram. Zinc-m.

Infants. during dentition, nervous, excitability: Acon. Bell. Coff.

Infants, during dentition spasms: Cina, Bell. Cham. Ign.

Infants, lameness, infantile paralysis, etc. morbus coxarius: Merc. Bell.

Infants, spasms: Bell. Ign. Cham. Cina, Coff. Ip. Merc. Op.

Spasm, convulsions, etc. in general during dentition: Bell. Chlorl. Cic. Cupr.

Convulsions during dentition: Calc. Cham. Acon. Aeth. Bell. Cic. Cina, Cupr. Ign. Kreos. Pod. Stann. Stram.

Convulsions from fright of the infants mother: Bufo. Op.

Convulsions in children/infants: Art-v. Bell. Bufo. Cham. Cupr. Hell. Hydr-ac. Mag-p. Mali.

Convulsions in children/newborns: Art-v. Bell. Cupr. Nux-v.

Convulsions in during dentition: Calc. Cham. Bali-br.

Twitching during dentition: Cham. Ter. Zinc.

Chorea during 2nd dentition: Bell. Calc.

Sleep: Dentition with insomnia: Bell. Bor. Cham. Coff. Cypr.

Infants sleepless during dentition: Acon. Bor. Cham. Bor. Coff.

Infants sleepless: Coff. Op.

Sleepless in general during dentition: Acon. Cham. Coff. Ferr-p. Mag-c. Phos.

Sleepless in cholera infantum: Cadm-s.

Sleepy during cholera infantum: Am-c.

Sleepy after cholera infantum: Chin.

Sleepless during dentition: Cham. Gels.

Sleepless newborn: Bell. Cham. Coff. Cypr. Op. Psor. Sulph.

Frequent waking in newborn: Bor.

Disturbed sleep in newborn: Cham.

Fever: During dentition: Acon. Ars. Calc. Cham. Nux-v.

In infants: Acon. Cham. Coff.

Remittant in infants: Acon. Bell. Cham. Gels. Bry. Ip.

Skin: Dentition with intertrigo: Caust. Lyc.

Erypselasis, traumatic on umbilicus of new born: Apis.

Infants excoriations, intertrigo: Bor. Cham. Carb-v. Merc.

Yellow jaundice in new borns: Acon. Bov. Chin. Nat-s. Sep.

Generalities: Dropsy in newborns: Apis. Cofn. Carb-v. Dig. Lach.

< Dentition: Bell. Cham. Kreos. Pod. Rheum.

Nursing < infant: Calc. Crot-t. Ferr-met. Puls. Sep. Sil.

Cyanosis in infants: Dig. Lach. Laur.

Trembling internally after nursing in infant: Olnd.

Dropsy in newborns: Apis. Carb-v. Coffin. Dig. Lach.

Food and DRINKS: < fat in infants: But-ac.

Weakness, enervation during dentition: Calc. Calc-p. Ip.

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