[Dr. Grace Bamon]
Keep children away from pets and faeces.
The prevalence of worm infestation is more prevalent in children under the
age of 13 years. Homoeopathy can correct episodes of worm infestation by the
administration
of a well indicated remedy or a constitutional medicine. Homoeopathic
medicines help in the expulsion of worms from the body and better absorption of
nutrients from
the intestines in the days to follow.
REPERTORIAL REFERENCE
KEN’S REPERTORY
RECTUM – WORM, – ascarides:
BAR-C. NAT-M.. SABAD.TER.
RECTUM – WORM, – lumbric:
. CINA. SPIG. SULPH.
RECTUM – WORM, – taeniae
:CALC
MURPHY’S REPERTORY
INTESTINES – WORMS, parasites, general – ascarides: BAR-C.. NAT-M.
SABAD. TER.
INTESTINES – WORMS, parasites, general – lumbricoides: CINA.SPIG. SULPH.
INTESTINES – WORMS, parasites, general –
children, in: CALC. CINA NAT-P. SPIG.
BBCR REPERTORY
STOOL
– lumbricoides, with: . CHAM.. CIC. CINA.NAT-M.
RHUS-T. SABAD. SPIG. SULPH
STOOL
– pinworms:ACON.. CALC. CHIN. CINA . FERR-met.
GRAP SULPH. TEUCR.
STOOL
– tapeworm, with: CALC. PHOS. PLAT-met. PULS. SABAD.SIL.. STANN-met. SULPH
COMPLETE REPERTORY
RECTUM – WORM, ascarides,
oxyuris vermicularis,
pinworms: BAR-C. NAT-M. TER.
RECTUM – WORM, - lumbricoides,
roundworms: CINA. SPIG. SULPH
RECTUM – WORM, taeniae,
tapeworms: CALC
RECTUM – WORM, complaints – children, in: CINA.
SPIG.
MIASMATIC DIAGNOSIS
Keywords Psoric Sycotic Syphilitic Tubercular
WORMS Worms symptoms are
generally tuberculo-psoric, but when associated with
irritation, grinding of teeth, crawling, creeping and itching of the nose and
rectum then the manifestation is purely psoric
Thread worms
Wormy symptoms with severe abdominal colic hyperactive restlessness;
excessive dribbling of saliva and twitching of the muscles are indicative if in
coordination
and syco-psoric in origin
Convulsions from worms are a syphilitic manifestation
All varieties of wormy manifestations are generally recurrent which is
characteristics of the tubercular miasms
They may also be associated with allergic manifestations even allergic
dermatitis
Pinworms
HOMOEOPATHIC MANAGEMENT
TAPEWORM
Filix
mas-aspidium – for
tape worm symptoms (+ constipation). Worm colic, with itching of nose, pale
face, blue rings around the eyes. Vomiting. <: eating sweets;
Nat-p.: Colic with symptoms
of worms. Itching of nose
Calc.: Worms, tapeworms,
pinworms, roundworms. Crawling and constriction in the rectum. Twisting and
cramps about the umbilical region
Sulph.: Itching in anus and rectum during stool. Tapeworm
discharged with a hard stool. Sensation as if pins in the rectum. Sensation of
movements of something
alive in the abdomen. Redness around the anus with itching
ROUND WORM AND HOOKWORM
Cina.: Itching of the anus. Digging in the pit of the stomach
with a feeling of crawling of worms. Vomiting of lumbrici
and ascarides.
Spig.: Itching, tickling and crawling in anus and rectum.
Nausea with a sensation of worms rising in the throat. Child refers to the
navel as the most painful part.
Sabad.: Itching and crawling in rectum and anus as from ascarides alternating with itching in the nose or ears. Sensation
as if a ball of thread were moving and turning rapidly through abdomen.
Twitching, convulsive trembling or catalepsy from worms. Vomiting of roundworms
or nausea and retching with a sensation of worms on the pharynx
Lyc.: itching and tension at anus. Chilliness in the rectum
after stool. Biting and burning in the rectum during and after stool. Sensation
as if something were moving up and down in the stomach.
THREADWORM
Indigo.: for threadworm in a
melancholic child with intense pain in the umbilical region .Convulsion from
worms
Teucr.: Itching of anus ,constant irritation in the evening in
bed .Worms + restless at night .Crawling in the rectum after stool. Terrible
itching in anus from pinworms
Calad.: Itching from pinworms. Itching of vulva and vagina
.Worms in little girls.
Ars.: Burning pain and pressure in rectum and anus .Itching
and eczematous eruptions around the anus. Anus red and sore
Symptoms of parasites in humans. Intestinal and stomach worms in humans
like tapeworm, roundworm, pin worms and their natural homeopathy treatment.
Human intestinal parasites are usually intestinal worms that live in the
small or large intestine and use the stool or blood from intestinal wall as a
source of food.
Worms are intestinal parasites, which infest human beings as well as
animals like cats, dogs etc. The common ones are roundworm, pinworm, tapeworm,
hookworm etc.
Symptoms of Intestinal Parasites in Humans Adults & Children
Tapeworm - human parasite
Roundworms - parasites in human intestines
Fatigue, Symptoms include tiredness, flue-like symptoms, apathy,
depression and a lack of concentration.
Gas and Stomach Bloating, Some parasites live in the upper intestine,
which can cause both gas and stomach bloating.
Immune Dysfunction, Worms in Humans depress the immune system by
decreasing immunoglobulin A.
Nervousness, The waste products from parasites irritate the nervous
system, resulting in anxiety and restlessness.
Other Signs & Symptom of Worms & Parasites in Children
Pinworms - parasites in human stomach and intestines
Pinworms
Blisters can appear on the inside of the lower lip, wiping of the nose,
restlessness and grinding of the teeth at night, dark circles under the eyes,
hyperactive, bed wetting, headaches, sensitive to light, twitching eyelid, gum,
rectum or nose bleeding are signs they may have worms & parasites.
Homeopathic Medicines & Treatment for Worms & Intestinal
Parasites in Humans
Cina [Cina]
Produces a perfect picture of the wormy child. The patient is cross,
irritable, has a sickly pale face with rings about the eyes, grates the teeth
at night and has a tendency
to convulsions; there is canine hunger or variable appetite; the child
picks at its nose and cries out in its sleep; there is jerking of the hands and
feet and a milky urine.
It does not correspond well to pin-worms and a noticeable symptoms is a
bluish color about the mouth.
Santonine. [Sant]
The alkaloid of Cina is also a remedy for
round worms. It is not a safe remedy as Cina and no
more efficacious. The writer has observed convulsions produced by its use
in too low potencies.
Caladium. [Calad]
Useful when worms travel over the perineum and get into the vagina in
little girls, with tendency to excite masturbation.
Teucrium. [Teucr]
The remedy for ascarides or pin-worms; there
is much irritation caused by them in the rectum. Hughes prefers the tincture or
lower dilutions, saying that it rarely fails in this condition. Another remedy
for pin-worms is Sinapis nigra.
Cina and Cicuta are often indicated in convulsions from worms.
Spigelia. [Spig]
Strabismus, jerking with paleness of the face, blue rings around the
eyes, faint, nauseated feeling with colic about the navel caused by the
presence of worms, will indicate Spigelia. It has
stools consisting of mucus, faces and worms. The tincture on a handkerchief and
inhaled will frequently arrest convulsions from worms.
Ignatia [Ign]
Is useful where the child is much excited and has tickling and creeping
at the anus.
Ind. [Indg]
Is a remedy for ascarides or thread-worms in
melancholy children, with intense pain in the umbilical region, also
convulsions from worms.
Sabadilla [Sabad]
Has worm symptoms with nausea, vomiting and colic.
Stannum. [Stann-met.]
According to Hahnemann, Stannum so stupefies
the worms that they are easily dislodged by purgatives. It has many worms
symptoms; thus pale sunken face and eyes surrounded by blue rings, Sluggish
disposition, general torpor, foetor of breath and passive fever. Patient
prefers to lie on stomach.
Calcarea [Calc] a valuable remedy to
eradicate the disposition to worms.
Hookworm a parasite found in human intestine
[Dr. Zopfy]
Cuprum oxydatum nigrum.
[Cupr-o-n.]
In his sixty years’ practice asserts that this remedy will remove all
kinds of worms, cure trichinosis, and even tapeworm. He gives it in small
doses, about the 1X,
in alternation with Nux vomica
4 or 5x daily for 4 to 6 weeks, which always suffices to cure tapeworm without
causing the patient any inconvenience.
[M.E. Douglass, M.D.]
Abrot.: indicated for the child who is cross and
depressed and has marasmus or worms.
https://web.de/magazine/gesundheit/parasiten-dickdarm-kind-madenwuermer-34849370
Parasiten im Dickdarm: Was machen, wenn mein Kind Madenwürmer hat?
Aktualisiert am 14. Juli 2020, 10:16 Uhr
Sie stecken im Sand oder leben an schlecht gesäuberten Salatblättern: Wenn Madenwürmer in den Körper gelangen, werden sie zum Problem. Vor allem kleine Kinder
sind anfällig.
Bemerkt man, dass das kleine Kind sich nachts im Intimbereich juckt und kratzt, könnte ein Madenwürmer-Befall dahinterstecken. Dieser bleibt oft längere Zeit unbemerkt. Madenwürmer beim Kind: Wie macht man den Parasitenbefall ausfindig?
Da sich die Parasiten im Dickdarm einnisten, bleibt der Befall oft längere Zeit unbemerkt, erklärt die Apothekerkammer Niedersachsen. Doch sobald die Weibchen nachts
zum After wandern und dort in den Hautfalten ihre Eier ablegen, kommt der Juckreiz.
Um herauszufinden, ob es einen Parasitenbefall gibt, sollten Eltern genau hinschauen, ob sich eventuell kleine Würmer in der Windel oder der Unterhose befinden - und
einen Klebestreifen-Test machen. Dabei drücken sie einen gewöhnlichen Klebestreifen kurz auf den Bereich rund um den After, packen ihn in eine Tüte oder ein verschlossenes Glas hinein und nehmen ihn mit in die Kinderarztpraxis, rät die Bundeszentrale für gesundheitliche Aufklärung (BZgA). Unterm Mikroskop können die Mediziner dann die Eier sehen.
Parasitenbefall kann zu Entzündung führen
Der Befall kann zwar unangenehm sein, ist in der Regel jedoch harmlos. Bei Mädchen kann es zu Entzündungen im Genitalbereich kommen. Durchfälle, Bauchschmerzen
und Übelkeit sind bei sehr starkem Befall möglich, vereinzelt kommt es zu Entzündungen in der Darmwand.
Nach Angaben der BZgA verschwinden die Parasiten bei einer Behandlung mit einem Entwurmungsmittel nach kurzer Zeit. Die Familie, die mit im Haushalt wohnt, und weitere enge Kontaktpersonen sollten sich in der Regel ebenfalls behandeln lassen – weil das Risiko, dass sie sich angesteckt haben, groß ist.
Diese Hygieneregeln sollte man beachten
Die Eier der Würmer bleiben nach Angaben der Apothekerkammer bei kühlen und feuchten Bedingungen bis zu drei Wochen infektiös. Von den Händen der Kinder
gelangen sie an Türklinken, Spielzeug oder Handtücher.
Darum gilt es, Kuscheltiere, Bettzeug, Kleidung und andere Textilien bei 60° C waschen, und Kinderzimmer sowie Toilette, Waschbecken, Armaturen, Türklinken und Plastikspielzeug gründlich zu reinigen. Dieselben Regeln gelten auch bei Kopflaus-Befall.
Die Kinder sollten ihre Hände regelmäßig gründlich waschen und die Fingernägel kurz geschnitten haben. Trägt der Nachwuchs noch Windel, sollte man ihn möglichst eng wickeln, damit er sich nicht während des Schlafes wieder im Intimbereich kratzt und die Wurmeier wieder an die Hände gelangen. Denn es kommt häufig vor, dass sich Kinder erneut anstecken, wenn sie sich die Hände danach in den Mund stecken.
Generell gelangen Madenwürmer oft über Spuren von infiziertem Kot, die sich zum Beispiel in der Erde oder im Sand oder an Gegenständen verstecken, in den Körper der Kleinen. Eine Infektion ist auch über Kotreste möglich, die an schlecht gesäuberten Salatblättern hängen.
Die Infektion mit den 3 - 12 Millimeter kleinen Madenwürmern ist laut BZgA hierzulande die häufigste Wurmerkrankung.
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